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Japan Targets 60% Emissions Cut By 2035 From 2013 Levels

Japan set fresh climate targets on Tuesday, pledging to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent in the next decade from 2013 levels.

International Business Times

Rare Egyptian skull sheds light on ‘fearsome’ new 30-million-year-old leopard-sized predator

The species, known as Bastetodon and named for an Egyptian goddess, had sharp teeth and an incredibly powerful grip

The Independent UK

'Star Trek: Section 31' got us thinking... Should you have to do your homework before you watch a movie?

The latest 'Star Trek' movie assumes plenty of prior knowledge of a vast franchise — and it's not alone.

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Did you solve it? The simple geometry problem that fools almost everyone

The answer to today’s triangular teaser

The Guardian - UK

Scientists accidentally discover Earth's inner core is less solid than expected

Researchers discovered that Earth's inner core is surprisingly viscous.

Space

Woman who had pioneering cancer treatment 18 years ago still in remission

Researchers say woman treated for neuroblastoma as a child is longest known survivor after having CAR T-cell therapy

The Guardian - UK

The Winter Triangle meets the 'Mars Triangle' in the night sky this month

For the next few weeks, the planet Mars will form an isosceles triangle with the two bright stars marking the heads of the Gemini Twins, Pollux and Castor.

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Does the moon look smaller tonight? Here's why a 'micromoon' rises

The moon reaches its farthest point from Earth tonight, known as apogee, making it appear ever so slightly smaller in the night sky.

Space

Watch the sun erupt in new images from NOAA's weather satellite

A space-based telescope has captured new images of the sun that showcase one of our star's fiery outbursts — and Mercury is in the picture.

Space

Pope's Condition 'Complex', Hospital Stay Extended: Vatican

Pope Francis, hospitalised for bronchitis four days ago, faces a "complex clinical picture", the Vatican said on Monday, indicating that the 88-year-old's stay will be longer than initially believed.

International Business Times

Scientists finally crack mystery of eerie ‘ghost lantern’ orbs linked to strange whispers and slamming doors

Earthquake lights have been observed around the world as glowing spheres, sparks, pillars and other shapes

The Independent UK

Some planet-forming stars never 'grow up' and lose their 'Peter Pan' disks

Astronomers used the James Webb Space Telescope to study a planet-forming disk around a low-mass star, finding it contains chemical signatures never seen before in such a disk.

Space

The Miocene era and our future climate

Scientists look to the Miocene for clues of what we might expect from global heating caused by fossil fuels

Salon

Astronomers realize mysterious TV signal in their data bounced off an airplane

By tracking the TV signal back to the plane that was reflecting it towards the Murchison Wide-field Array, astronomers will be able to learn how to remove it from their data.

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The Independent UK

Scientists create new ‘super diamond’ in major breakthrough

Material may find applications in machining, drilling, or even in engagement rings, scientists say

The Guardian - UK

Can you solve it? The simple geometry question that fools almost everyone

A triangle and a rectangle walked into a pub

The Guardian - UK

Starwatch: How to find the often overlooked constellation Monoceros

Dark skies away from street lights are required to view this formation attributed to the astronomer Petrus Plancius

International Business Times

Taiwan Bounty Hunters Kill Invading Iguanas As Numbers Soar

Armed with a slingshot, Taiwanese bounty hunter Wu Cheng-hua bends sideways and aims his lethal weapon up at a green iguana, one of tens of thousands in the crosshairs of a government cull.

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'City-killer' asteroid 2024 YR4 could hit the moon instead of us, scientists say

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 2.3% chance of hitting Earth in the year 2032. But according to new estimates, it may have an even smaller chance of hitting the moon instead.

Salon

The ultra-rich want to escape. Good idea

Billionaires are building luxury getaways to hide from civilization’s collapse. Cool. We’re better off without them

Space

'Sailing' satellites of the future could provide early warning of dangerous space weather

International Business Times

China Winter Sports Sector Zooms Along Despite Climate Risk Ahead

Packed slopes, plush turtle butt pads and 11-dollar passes: this is low-cost skiing in China, where winter sports are on a government-greased track to take in a projected $137 billion this year.

The Guardian - AU

Why can’t we remember our lives as babies or toddlers?

Memories emerge earlier in some cultures than others, but researchers have long puzzled over our inability to recall events before two or three years of age

Space

The best sci-fi TV shows of the 1950s

A list of 10 influential science fiction TV series from the '50s

The Guardian - UK

First patient in UK tests new treatment for loss of sense of smell

Chrissi Kelly, who says anosmia is a ‘like a bereavement’, is trialling a simple procedure that could help those who lost sense of smell during Covid or other viral infections

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