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James Lovelock: Pioneer behind the ‘Gaia’ Earth hypothesis

The scientist’s theory challenged the orthodox view about life on Earth and also helped advance the study of climatology

The Independent UK

The search for dark matter

In a gold mine at the edge of a rugged mountain range, scientists are searching for something no-one has ever seen.

ABC News

Do we have new evidence of the Moon’s origin linked to the Earth?

Over the course of nearly five centuries, researchers put forward numerous, much debated theories as

The Hindu

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New study finds the nearest exoplanet to Earth could have wild weather

Tidally-locked exoplanets around red dwarf stars probably have brisk winds and permanent stormy spots. Could the Webb Space Telescope tell us more?

Inverse

Great Barrier Reef's Master Reef Guides help map, explore greatest uncharted region on Earth

Master Reef Guides are modern day explorers who share their experience of a spectacular underwater wilderness.

ABC News

Photographer captures Northern Lights and Milky Way photos from Bamburgh in Northumberland

Owen Humphreys was up early and patiently waited for clouds to break so he could photograph the aurora borealis and stars

Chronicle Live

How to see Northern Lights on Friday as aurora borealis comes to Scotland

People across Scotland have been urged to look up at the skies on Friday night, as they may be able to see the Northern Lights following a "strong" storm on the sun's surface

Glasgow Live

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Earth Goddess statue in Cornish town sparks unholy row with church leaders

Sculpture, which is 11.5m high and stands in St Austell town centre, has been deemed an idol that is ‘offensive to God’

The Guardian - UK

Where are 3 missing Tampa Bay women? The answer may rest with ‘the devil’

TAMPA, Fla. — The families sat in lawn chairs, watching big yellow machines claw through the earth.

Tribune News Service

Chance to see Northern Lights in Scotland over coming days as aurora season starts early

Spectacular Aurora Borealis displays were spotted in several locations up north last night, with further sightings expected this evening.

Daily Record

Earth Educators set to take lessons on Nature to children across India

20 people from across India are doing this through a fellowship constituted by the non-profit Youth Conservation Action Network

The Hindu

After 45 years, the 5-billion-year legacy of the Voyager 2 interstellar probe is just beginning

On August 20 1977, 45 years ago, an extraordinary spacecraft left this planet on a journey like no other. Voyager 2 was going to show us, for the first time, what the outer solar system planets looked like close-up. It was like sending a fly to New York City and…

The Conversation

Scientists find new similarities with Jupiter's moon and Earth in search for life

A new study has suggested that Jupiter's Europa moon is less salty than previously thought and there are similarities to to the way water moves below ice shelves on Earth

Daily Mirror

"Westworld" season 4 ending explained

What the hell was the deal with Christina?

Salon

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Laboratory to study dark matter opens 1km under Australian town – with no bananas allowed

From deep inside a gold mine in Stawell, Victoria, researchers are hunting for the invisible substance thought to make up 85% of the matter in the universe

Space

NASA's Artemis 2 mission: Everything you need to know

Artemis 2 is the second scheduled flight of the Artemis program and the first crewed Artemis mission that will send four astronauts around the moon.

Zenger

The World Is A Volcano Eruption Away From Disaster, Researchers Warn

The University of Cambridge team say there is a ‘’major misconception’’ that the risk of major eruptions is low.

Evening Standard

Saw 10 has a release date, but why on earth do we need another instalment?

After 18 years perhaps it’s time to say buh-bye to the franchise

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The Northern Lights may move farther south into the mainland U.S. this week

The Northern Lights, known scientifically as auroras borealis, are triggered by geomagnetic activity from the sun. They typically occur closer to the North Pole, near Alaska and Canada.

Tribune News Service

Mark Bradley: The Braves are really, really good. Get used to it.

Ten days ago, the Braves left New York having lost four of five to the Mets, whose lead in the National League East had grown to 6.5 games. The Braves had lost three in a row for the first time in 2022. They weren’t quite reeling, but they’d suffered a…

Inverse

The Webb Telescope will use this epic cosmic gadget to reveal hidden wonders

This natural tool helps detect extragalactic planets, ancient galaxies and invisible material.

Digital Camera World

How to photograph the stunning Perseid meteor shower

Everything you need to know for photographing the Perseids –which promises to be the best meteor shower in 2024

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Poetry Collection about ‘Qibla of the World’

Saudi poet and Advisor to the Ministry of Communication and Information, Mohammed Abes, released his new poetry collection “Qibla of the World…Songs of Earth and Human” in collaboration with the Abha Literary Club and Dar al-Intishar Publishing, Lebanon. The 125-page collection includes patriotic poems dedicated to different regions in the…

Zenger

Daredevils Attempt Britain’s First-Ever Tandem Base Jump

"We're known for breaking new ground in the domain of extreme sports, recently with the UK's first ever tandem BASE jumps.”

The Guardian - UK

Whatever happened to Bunga Bunga? Don’t forget your local sticky-floored club

You remember, the place you went to forget exam results, dance in a circle and rainbow-vomit in a sink: the bread and butter clubs of British nightlife are disappearing

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