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Sun cream: new natural antioxidant ingredient could boost protection – and other things you should know

Summer is around the corner, so it’s time to get out the sun cream. While most sun creams do a pretty good job of protecting against harmful damage caused by the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays, our recent study suggests they could be made even better. We found that adding a…

The Conversation

Pensana attracts planning permission for £150m Saltend magnet metals plant site switch

Rare earth refinery's pre-build expansion sees site switch

Birmingham Post

NASA’s newest invention could solve a major space exploration problem

The mission, called OSAM-1 (On-orbit Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing-1), will send a robotic spacecraft equipped with robotic arms and all the tools and equipment needed to fix, refuel, or extend satellite lifespans.

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Rare Meteor Storm Sighting May Light Up Memorial Day Weekend

Remnants of a broken comet could collide with the Earth to create a brief but intense meteor shower.

Zenger

Meteor Storm May 2022: How to see Tau Herculid, the best outburst of the century

If skies are clear, be sure to watch for a potential tau Herculid meteor outburst early next Tuesday morning.

Inverse

Tau Herculids: Astronomers waiting to see if minor meteor shower turns into a storm

If predictions are correct, there will be a spectacular meteor storm at the end of this month. So, where on Earth is the best place to see the Tau Herculids — if they happen at all?

ABC News

At Coldplay’s space-themed show, the pressing matters of Earth prevail

The band touches on Uvalde and Ukraine during Soldier Field concert engineered to save energy.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Aliens ‘could be common’ on planets orbiting stars similar to our sun, new study says

Discovery is based on observations of a young binary star 1,000 light years from Earth

The Independent UK

ISRO taking help of doctors in developing human-rated spacecraft for Gaganyaan mission

Gaganyaan mission India's first human spaceflight that aims to take astronauts into a low earth orbit

The Hindu

The Observer view on the summits that forecast global environmental dangers

Fifty years after our first warning, and humankind is still failing to protect the Earth

The Guardian - UK

Why the chances of a meteor storm are all up in the air

Large-scale shooting star spectacle predicted

The Canberra Times

NASA targets June 5 for redo of Artemis moon rocket dress rehearsal

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA discovered a bevy headaches in its first three tries to run through a dress rehearsal countdown of the Artemis I moon rocket at Kennedy Space Center earlier this year. Now it’s ready for attempt No. 4.

Orlando Sentinel

Mysterious 'Alien’ signal came from Earth-like star system, scientist says

A mysterious signal sent to Earth from space known as the ‘Wow!’ signal apparently came from a star much like our own Sun according to an astronomer studying the message

Daily Mirror

After Harping On Population Collapse, Elon Musk Wants To Fix Another Problem For Humanity

Augmenting his efforts to make Earth a greener plant and transport people to Mars, Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) chief executive officer Elon Musk seems to have a new agenda item on his mind. He's indicating a desire to eradicate poverty from the face of the earth.

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Images of Egypt's iconic Sphinx statue 'with eyes closes' sparks Nuclear Winter fears

An image of Egypt's Sphinx statue has gone viral on social media sparking fears the strange photo may be a hint that a global catastrophe is on the way

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: It's not right that Power NI, SSE and Firmus profits are protected while we all suffer

Why should they still get to keep the same profits when the rest of us are suffering and the goods they sell hurt our planet?

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh residents fume after plant havens dug up by council and filled with resin

Locals in Marchmont planted dozens of environmentally-friendly plants in the vacant patches of earth after the council planted rows of trees on Warrender Park Road and the surrounding area at the end of last year

Daily Mirror

Massive solar flare could hit Earth with 'glancing blow' sparking geomagnetic storm TODAY

The solar flare, also known as a Coronal Mass Injection (CME), was picked up by physicists on Wednesday May 25. CMEs are powerful eruptions of plasma on the Sun's surface

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Inverse

Earth’s most extreme farms will help scientists grow food in space

Opinion: Antarctic research plays an important role for space to this day. Here's what we can learn from more than a century of research at the extremes of Earth.

The Guardian - UK

Beekeepers and communists: how environmentalists started a global conversation

The world’s longest serving environment correspondent explains the origins of a slow and continuing journey

ABC News

A perfect storm of snow forecast for ski fields next week

Up to half a metre of snow is forecast for Monday, just in time for the start of the ski season when, once again, Australians will celebrate the modest miracle that is skiing and snowboarding on one of the hottest and flattest continents on Earth.

Daily Mirror

Army officer’s secret diary could hold key to Roswell UFO mystery, claims ex-CIA agent

Major Jesse A Marcel was a counterintelligence officer near the town of Roswell, new Mexico when it was alleged that the debris of an alien spacecraft was found in the town in 1947

Radio France Internationale

'Potentially hazardous' asteroid speeds past Earth

The space rock sporting the catchy moniker "asteroid 7335 (1989 JA)" will be visible with conventional telescopes on Friday from 13h00 GMT – at a safe distance of 4 million kilometres.

Inverse

38 years ago, Marvel made a shameless cash grab — and told its greatest story ever

'Secret Wars' was supposed to help Marvel and Mattel sell action figures. It became so much more.

Inverse

Play it cool: This company is building a cryogenic gas station in space

ETA Space is trying to solve one of the biggest problems with space travel. It might just have a solution.

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