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Why does nature create patterns? A physicist explains the molecular-level processes behind crystals, stripes and basalt columns

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

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Super-Earths are bigger, more common and more habitable than Earth itself – and astronomers are discovering more of the billions they think are out there

Astronomers now routinely discover planets orbiting stars outside of the solar system – they’re called exoplanets. But in summer 2022, teams working on NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite found a few particularly interesting planets orbiting in the habitable zones of their parent stars.

The Conversation

Blind mystic Baba Vanga's five predictions for 2023 - from end of births to nuclear disaster

Her visions are said to be 85% correct and include the Chernobyl tragedy, the death of Princess Diana, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union

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Set of articulated legs belonging to prehistoric flightless bird uncovered at Alcoota fossil site

A group of scientists from the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory have unearthed a set of 8-million-year-old articulated leg bones belonging to a female Dromornis stirtoni in Central Australia.

ABC News

'We won't meet her again this time - let's be glad we had Elizabeth II for 70 years'

No other head of state on Earth could generate the voluntary devotion seen in the thousands queuing for hours to pay their respects to our extraordinary Queen

Daily Mirror

The Solar System could be littered with alien artifacts — even on Earth

Some space scientists believe radio sensing or detecting non-human techno-signatures maybe the best way to find alien life. But others believe there may be physical objects waiting to be found, too.

Inverse

Why artificial gravity may be the best way to help astronauts withstand space

Researchers have learned that artificial gravity could help astronauts reduce the health impacts of long space missions.

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Extra-terrestrial water found for first time in a meteorite that fell to UK from space

The Winchcombe meteorite was around 12 per cent water and could offer scientists clues as to where the water on Earth came from, Dr Ashley King told the British Science Festival

Daily Mirror

The race to reinvent the space station

Nasa is funding American companies to build commercial replacements for the trailblazing International Space Station

Financial Times

Britain used to rule a quarter of the world. What happened?

For centuries, British monarchs — including Queen Elizabeth II — ruled over vast swathes of the globe with the most powerful empire in history. Even as it has crumbled, its legacy of colonialism lives on in the countries forever changed by British imperialism.

ABC News

Europe’s Sun probe just survived a potentially world-ruining solar storm

Solar Orbiter is currently 25 percent of the way through its 10-year mission of observing the Sun. By 2025, it will be closer than ever to our parent star.

Inverse

La Niña sea level rise compounds the movement of West Australian beaches

Oceanographers say growth and erosion of Western Australia's coastline intensifies in La Niña weather conditions, due to a stronger Leeuwin Current and higher sea levels.

ABC News

Apocalypse may be just around the corner

Which would be worse: a global nuclear war with all buttons pressed, or real, self-conscious artificial intelligence that goes rogue? You know, the central theme of the Terminator movies.

Bangkok Post

Kyrie Irving’s latest conspiracy theory isn’t funny

NEW YORK — After a summer in which the Nets declined to offer Kyrie Irving a guaranteed max contract in the vicinity of $250 million, setting off a whirlwind sequence in which he and Kevin Durant attempted to flee Brooklyn before being compelled to remain, things should have been quiet.…

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The Independent UK

Kyrie Irving shares clip of Alex Jones ranting about the New World Order on his Instagram

The NBA star is no stranger to conspiracy theories, as he previously claimed the world was flat

Wales Online

Extra-terrestrial water found for first time in meteorite that fell in UK

An expert said analysis has revealed that the meteorite came from an asteroid somewhere near Jupiter

The Times of India

When you think of the prettiest red stones on earth, what comes to your mind?

Gemstones have always left us mesmerised. And when you think about the ultimate red stones, Rubies have been a favourite gem for centuries, but they go crazy expensive with higher colour and clarity. On the other hand, so-called balas rubies of top grades in comparison to rubies are much more…

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How a controversial religious group became one of Japan's most popular film producers

Happy Science is an ultra-nationalist New Religious group that uses the media, a political party, and educational institutions to further its controversial belief system.

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Daily Record

Skies over Stirling lit up as residents report sightings of “massive meteor”

The skies above Stirling were lit up this week by a meteor passing overhead. The eye-catching phenomenon was visible across Scotland on Wednesday evening. Sightings were reported in Stirling, Dunblane, Kippen, Killearn and Strathblane. A meteor sh

The Independent UK

‘I fear how you treat women in private’: AOC eviscerates GOP congressman for nasty attack on female climate expert

Democrat apologises to clean energy advocate for Clay Higgins’s conduct

Evening Standard

Apocalypse Wow: how bedlamcore is this season’s most serious trend

Whether you’re calling it apocalypse fashion, bedlamcore or simply dressing for the (let’s face it, bad) day ahead, things are taking a turn for the unexpected this season, says Emily Phillips

Dynamite News

Science & Technology: NASA's Perseverance rover explores Mars terrain for 'life'

The mission of the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover focuses on surface-based studies of the Martian environment, seeking preserved signs of biosignatures in rock samples. Read more on Dynamite News:

Edinburgh Live

Huge fireball seen above Edinburgh was a meteor, experts say

The UK Meteor Network have now confirmed it was a small part of an asteroid, which becomes classified as a meteor when it burns up upon entering Earth's atmosphere.

Reuters

Sri Lanka's crisis pushes war-shattered Tamils to the brink

Under a blazing sun, a 44-year-old Tamil labourer tended his rented patch of peanut field in Sri Lanka, striking his spade against the earth in a daily struggle to beat inflation that has put many necessities out of reach.

Newcastle Herald

What's on this weekend at Hunter galleries

Art Systems Wickham Infinite Never Never, by Rebecca Rath. Until September 18. Blackstone Gallery In The Lap of the Gods, Frances Johnston, until September 24. Curve Gallery Jane Lander, Zoe Tjanavaras, Amy Vidler. Charlestown Library Portraits of Crime, by Damien Linnane, explores how we judge the action of past criminal…

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