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You Need to Watch the Most Misunderstood Sci-fi Disaster Movie on HBO Max

A melancholic semi-success is now far more credible than an unparalleled triumph.

Inverse

Asteroid being monitored by NASA could hit Earth on Valentine’s Day 2046

International organisations have been working on planetary defence and ways to protect the planet from potential collisions.

Evening Standard

Rocket launch on East Coast will be visible more than 600 miles inland, NASA says

A rocket launch will have people seeing a fiery streak in the sky Saturday from north Georgia to southern Maine, according to NASA.

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NASA Uncovers a Massive Galactic Mystery 9 Billion Light-Years from Earth

X-ray and optical telescopes suggest that an ancient galaxy gobbled up its neighbors and likely lives alone in the distant Universe.

Inverse

New Study Shows Venus Likely Didn't Have Ancient Oceans for Long

Venus has long been discussed as a former "ocean world" like Mars, but a new study in PNAS shows this era may have been short lived.

Inverse

NASA scientists confused over 'unusual' red circles that have appeared on surface of Mars

Scientists have analysed the perfectly shaped sand dunes which are usually covered by frost

Irish Mirror

Huge 160ft asteroid may smash into Earth on Valentine's Day 2046 ruining romantic plans

NASA has confirmed they are tracking a new asteroid that's 160ft long and could be set for a collision with Earth in another 23 years, and will continue to monitor its whereabouts

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Distant star TOI-700 has two potentially habitable planets orbiting it – making it an excellent candidate in the search for life

NASA recently announced the discovery of a new, Earth-sized planet in the habitable zone of a nearby star called TOI-700. We are two of the astronomers who led the discovery of this planet, called TOI-700 e. TOI-700 e is just over 100 light years from Earth – too far away…

The Conversation

Baffled NASA scientists spot 'almost perfectly circular' sand dunes on surface of Mars

A camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has snapped mysterious "almost perfectly circular" sand dunes on the surface of the planet, leaving scientists baffled

Daily Mirror

Asteroid heading towards Earth. Don't make plans for Valentine's Day 2046

Wales Online

NASA Could Send Artemis II to the Moon Next Year — But There’s a Long Road Ahead

Artemis II is on track for its November 2024 launch date, NASA confirms. But it will require an intense post-mortem of Artemis I.

Inverse

NASA officially targets November 2024 for Artemis II launch to send humans to orbit the moon

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA mission managers said Artemis II is targeting November 2024 as it goes through issues found from the Artemis I mission including an unexpected heat shield performance during the 5,000-degree reentry.

Orlando Sentinel

Why is tonight's March full moon called a Worm Moon and what it means

Keep an eye on the sky after midnight to see the Worm Moon reach its peak tonight

Manchester Evening News

Busy Florida space week with 3 rocket launches and 1 Dragon landing on tap

The Space Coast could see a lot of action this week with the first-ever launch of the 3D-printed rocket from Relativity Space, a couple of SpaceX Falcon 9 launches, and the return of four crew members from the International Space Station.

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1 Tech Stock with a Promising Future to Buy Now

Leading tech company IBM had a solid 2022 despite high inflation and reported its highest annual revenue growth in more than a decade. Moreover, with AI investing gaining popularity, the stock looks well-positioned to soar. Read more.

Inverse

Astronomers Find a Seemingly Impossible Exoplanet

TOI-5205b’s existence stretches what we know about the disks in which these planets are born.

The News Lens

The Sky Is No Longer the Limit: Australia and East Asia in Space

East Asia offers an example of the enduring power and role of government, in which the Government-Space business relationship is well positioned to ensure the industry’s growth is sustainable, not just driven by private interests.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like finding needles in a haystack’: the mission to discover if Jupiter’s moons support life

The European Space Agency’s Juice mission launches next month, flying closer to icy moons – including Ganymede, the solar system’s largest – than ever before

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Inverse

Venus May Have a Bizarro Version of a Vital Earth Phenomenon

While Earth and Venus are approximately the same sizes and both lose heat at about the same rate, the internal mechanisms that drive Earth’s geologic processes differ from its neighbor.

Irish Mirror

RTE Toy Show star Adam King recovering after surgery as Michael Martin sends special tribute

The Tánaiste wished the young boy a "speedy recovery" after he underwent surgery on his legs

WEKU

Astronomers still have their eyes on that asteroid NASA whacked

NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid, directly altering its path through space. Scientists are still studying the space rock to learn more.

The Guardian - UK

End ‘colonial’ approach to space exploration, scientists urge

Focus should shift away from seeking to exploit discoveries on other planets, researchers say

Inverse

What the Dogs of Chernobyl Could Tell Us About Living on Mars

A new study shows the long-term effects of living in an irradiated environment. That could inform us about long-distance space trips.

The Conversation

Radio interference from satellites is threatening astronomy – a proposed zone for testing new technologies could head off the problem

Visible light is just one part of the electromagnetic spectrum that astronomers use to study the universe. The James Webb Space Telescope was built to see infrared light, other space telescopes capture X-ray images, and observatories like the Green Bank Telescope, the Very Large Array, the Atacama Large Millimeter Array…

Evening Standard

SpaceX capsule delivers latest four-member crew to International Space Station

The multinational Crew 6 astronauts will be conducting experiments and trials on the ISS

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