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A monster sunspot just doubled in size — and it's pointing right at Earth

Active Region 3038 (AR3038), a sunspot that happens to be facing Earth, could produce some minor solar flares.

Inverse

NASA says its plan to bring Mars samples back to Earth is safe, but some people are worried

PHILADELPHIA — Since September, the Perseverance rover has been picking along an ancient river delta on Mars, its robotic arms reaching out with whirling steel drill bits to core rocks, scoop soil and suck small amounts of the red planet's atmosphere into titanium tubes.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

NASA explains the mission to bring samples of Mars soil, rock and atmosphere back to Earth

PHILADELPHIA — NASA's Mars Sample Return Mission aims to bring 30 samples of rock, soil and atmosphere now being collected by the Perseverance rover back to Earth sometime in the early 2030s. The goal is to look for signs of past life and also to find out more about the…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Explosion of life on Earth linked to heavy metal act at planet’s centre

Formation of solid iron core 550m years ago restored magnetic field and protected surface

The Guardian - UK

Astronaut study reveals effects of space travel on human bone density

A study of bone loss in 17 astronauts who flew aboard the International Space Station provides a fuller understanding of the effects of space travel on the human body and steps that can mitigate it.

ABC News

Explained | How are earthquakes measured?

What is at the heart of earthquakes? Can they be predicted? Is it possible to set up early warning systems?

The Hindu

Climate crisis: rise by 2°C can damage Earth’s species

It would lead to a lose of critical global carbon sink

The Hindu

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The Earth’s Corr: People in more deprived Belfast neighbourhoods deserve tree-lined streets too

... and we seriously need to do something about the lack of greenery in the city centre

Belfast Live

Astronaut Study Reveals Effects of Space Travel on Human Bones

A study of bone loss in 17 astronauts who flew aboard the International Space Station is providing a fuller understanding of the effects of space travel on the human body and steps that can mitigate it, crucial knowledge ahead of potential ambitious future missions. The research amassed new data on…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Astronomers discover a quirky star with a surprisingly galactic feature

Astronomers using the ALMA Observatory have discovered an unusual, massive star near the center of our galaxy, a star that has two spiral arms.

Inverse

Video footage shows moment mysterious 'Audi R8 shaped' object 'bounces' through sky

The bright white sphere of light was spotted by Matthew Norbury in North Wales last weekend, with video footage showing it hurtling through the atmosphere before suddenly changing direction

Daily Mirror

Outgunned Pacific Island nations vow to fight deep-sea mining

A handful of postage-stamp nations in the South Pacific launch an uphill battle against the deep-sea mining of unattached, fist-sized rocks rich in rare earth metals. The stakes are potentially enormous.

ABC News

Earth Photo 2022 shortlist: Powerful images reveal impact of climate change and fast fashion

The shortlist for the competition include images highlighting the climate crisis, impact of fast fashion and natural wonders

The Independent UK

Why is there no male birth control? A new gel offers men hope

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about male birth control, life on Mars, killer asteroids, and more.

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The Independent UK

Scientists detail origins and diversity of every known mineral on Earth

The work will help reconstruct the history of life on Earth and guide the search for new minerals and deposits, researchers say.

Inverse

The Webb Telescope will reveal Jupiter and its icy moons in stunning detail

Webb's science mission starts close to home with the largest Solar System planet and its stunning moons, some of which could hold alien life.

The Guardian - US

The US supreme court has declared war on the Earth’s future

In a major environmental case, the court has made clear that it would rather represent the interests of corporations and the super-rich than the needs and desires of the vast majority of Americans – or people on Earth

The Hindu

Daily Quiz | On natural disasters, extraterrestrial bodies

The Tunguska Event, the largest impact event on Earth in human recorded history, occurred on this date in 1908. A quiz on natural activities, disasters, and extra-terrestrial bodies

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The Independent UK

Court leaves dwindling paths for Biden's climate mission

More than 500 days into his presidency, Joe Biden’s hope for saving the Earth from the devastating effects of climate change may not be dead

Newsroom.co.nz

NZ and the changing face of space exploration

More than 74 nations and a rapidly growing number of private companies are participating in a burgeoning space economy – including New Zealand, write Mitchell Bruce and Robert G Patman

The Guardian - US

The US supreme court just made yet another devastating decision for humanity

The EPA ruling means it may now be mathematically impossible through available avenues for the US to achieve its greenhouse gas emissions goal

Benzinga

Where Brilliant Earth Group Stands With Analysts

Over the past 3 months, 4 analysts have published their opinion on Brilliant Earth Group (NASDAQ:BRLT) stock. These analysts are typically employed by large Wall Street banks and tasked with understanding a company's business to predict how a stock will trade over the upcoming year.

The Independent UK

Martin-Green, Kate Mulgrew, compare 'Star Trek' stories

After light years in space, actors Sonequa Martin-Green and Kate Mulgrew are meeting up on Earth to compare “Star Trek” stories

Liverpool Echo

Arriva accused of 'scorched earth' policy by cutting bus routes in most needed areas

MP says region's 'poorest and most deprived' areas being hit hardest in planned reductions

Bristol Post

Baby name 'nightmare' for mum whose mother-in-law has it tattooed on her arm

"How on earth do we handle this?"

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