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Evening Standard

Crippling drought, rising tensions

The summer of 2022 has seen unprecedented droughts that have ravaged crops, threatening the livelihoods of millions across the world. France wasn't spared, with almost all departments facing water restrictions. Increasingly, farmers are turning to water reservoirs, a method decried by environmentalists. In this episode of Down to Earth we…

France 24

NASA telescope shares first image of planet outside of our solar system

The James Webb Space Telescope has shared its first image of a planet from beyond our solar system.

Daily Record

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It’s not just rocket science – hidden chemistry powers Moon launches and sustains life in space

Many around the world will watch eagerly this Saturday as NASA launches Artemis I, the agency’s first Moon exploration mission since the 1970s.

The Conversation

This SpaceX rival may finally force the space industry to deal with its junk

Powerhouses like SpaceX and Rocket Lab are looking into reusable parts for their rockets, which could make above-Earth tourism and research cheaper and more sustainable.

Inverse

Nuclear science unlocks Indigenous past

Nuclear scientists have helped uncover new information on how Aboriginal people adjusted to climate, sea level and vegetation changes over 65,000 years.

AAP

The Artemis I mission marks the start of a new space race to mine the Moon

NASA plans to launch the Artemis I lunar mission this Saturday, September 3, after a first attempt earlier in the week was cancelled at the last minute due to engine trouble.

The Conversation

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Look! The James Webb Space Telescope's first exoplanet image is finally here

NASA just released the James Webb Space Telescope's first infrared images of an exoplanet, and it could shed light on how solar systems evolve.

Inverse

Letters: Now is the time to deal with dam headache

Newcastle Herald readers have their say

Newcastle Herald

Why the aviation industry must look beyond carbon to get serious about climate change

Commercial aviation has become a cornerstone of our economy and society. It allows us to rapidly transport goods and people across the globe, facilitates over a third of all global trade by value, and supports 87.7 million jobs worldwide. However, the 80-tonne flying machines we see hurtling through our skies…

The Conversation

September full moon 2025: The Harvest Moon gets eclipsed

The eclipse will see the moon turn a deep shade of red.

Space

The ‘Rings of Power’ cast is ready to play in Prime Video’s $465M ‘Lord of the Rings’ playground

The return to J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth is a cinematic world made for the big screen. This time, though, it’s on TV.

Tribune News Service

Reduce water storage capacity of earthen dams in Wayanad: greens

‘Deluge has become common after commissioning of Banasura Sagar dam’

The Hindu

‘Historic’ James Webb images show exoplanet in unprecedented detail

Telescope uses infrared light to reveal blazing gas giant shrouded in dusty red clouds

The Guardian - UK

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The Hindu

Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: on astronomical distances

Test your science quotient with this quiz

The Orange County Register

‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ actors reveal secrets of series preparation

The landscape of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” sprawls across Middle-earth and the surrounding seas in Prime Video’s new prequel series to the J.R.R. Tolkien universe.

Daily Mirror

When is the official end of summer and how quickly will it get dark?

After multiple heatwaves and plenty of sunshine, summer is almost over. Here's when the official end of summer is and when autumn begins, according to the Met Office

Tribune News Service

This team of amateurs built a satellite that NASA is taking to space

TAMPA, Fla. — If NASA is to boldly go where no man has gone before, the federal agency might have Tampa to thank for it.

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Asharq Al-Awsat

New 'Lord of the Rings' Series Brings a Female Story to the Forefront

Morfydd Clark stars in the new series "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" as Galadriel, an Elven warrior who wishes to stop the evil returning to the fantasy world of Middle-earth. The series, one of the most expensive ever made, will arrive on Amazon.com Inc's (AMZN.O) Prime…

ABC News

NASA's lunch box-sized instrument MOXIE successfully makes oxygen on Mars using the Red Planet's resources

Meet the gold-pated NASA box that replaces a small tree: Mars Oxygen In Situ Resource Utilization Experiment — or MOXIE.

Salon

The race to unearth an alien meteorite

Astronomer Avi Loeb is part of a team that's searching for traces of what could be an interstellar asteroid

Mic

Scientists are going to launch a space balloon to sweep for alien particles

The high-altitude balloon project is a collaboration between researchers from 13 different countries.

AAP

Spring has sprung in Oz - or has it?

September marks the official start of spring in Australia but astronomers say that spring in the southern hemisphere is in fact more than three weeks away.

Inverse

NASA gets Voyager 1 talking again — and discovers a new mystery

14.6 billion miles from one another, NASA engineers have found and fixed a computer glitch that had caused Voyager 1 to transmit garbled telemetry data since May.

The Conversation

Neanderthals died out 40,000 years ago, but there has never been more of their DNA on Earth

Neanderthals have served as a reflection of our own humanity since they were first discovered in 1856. What we think we know about them has been shaped and moulded to fit our cultural trends, social norms and scientific standards. They have changed from diseased specimens to primitive sub-human lumbering cousins…

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