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How public–private partnerships can turn Mars into an economic frontier (Op-Ed)

No single agency — not even NASA — can develop all the technologies and systems needed for sustained Mars settlement.

Space

China releases 1st photo of Earth's elusive 'quasi-moon' Kamo'oalewa

China's Tianwen-2 probe beamed home a photo of its target, asteroid 2016HO3, also known as quasi-moon Kamo'oalewa.

Space

Sunshine: Danny Boyle’s space slasher plays out like an atheist’s worst nightmare

This 2007 science-fiction thriller is a who’s-who of brilliant actors right before they made it big, and is basically Project Hail Mary’s older, emo cousin

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'That's going to come back and bite us': Former NASA chief questions Artemis moon lander plans

Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine questions the designs for NASA's commercial moon landers for its Artemis program.

Space

NZ’s unique fossil record of marine molluscs helps scientists predict extinction risk – before it’s too late

Scientists are increasingly worried we may be witnessing the start of the “sixth mass extinction” – the first to be caused by human activities.

The Conversation

Astronaut flexes his muscles mid-spacewalk | Space photo of the day for July 7, 2026

NASA astronaut Chris Williams recently flexed his muscles for a photo while on a spacewalk with fellow astronaut Jessica Meir.

Space

63 Interesting Facts To Make Your Scrolling Feel More Productive

Learning has expanded alongside technological evolution. With everything at our fingertips these days, information is as accessible as the tap water in our kitchen faucets. You can even learn something new as you scroll through Instagram and stumble upon pages like Bread Falling Over Experiment. Scroll through to see what…

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Chinese scientists find the best way to nuke an asteroid on its way to impact Earth

While no imminent asteroid threats have been found for Earth, Chinese scientists discussed two ways to deflect a space rock in case of trouble.

Space

Scientists drilled through 523 meters of Antarctic ice and recovered a record-breaking core preserving up to 23 million years of Earth's climate history

Scientists recovered a sediment core from beneath West Antarctica's ice. This core preserves millions of years of ice sheet history and past environmental changes. Researchers will analyze marine microfossils and sediment layers for clues about past temperatures. The findings will help predict Antarctica's reaction to future climate change. This research…

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NASA Spotlights 'Super-Earth' GJ 3378b: Next-Door Neighbour Planet Sits in the Perfect 'Sweet Spot' for Alien Life

Astronomers have identified GJ 3378b, a super-Earth located 25 light-years away, in the habitable zone of its star, raising interest in its potential to support alien life.

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6 mysterious ‘space balls’ appear in area authorities instructed locals to avoid: ‘Do not touch them’

This is not the first time.

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Moon-Saturn conjunction 2026 on July 7: Best time and places to watch the Moon and Saturn together

Skywatchers can witness a Moon-Saturn conjunction on July 7, 2026. This celestial event will be visible across much of the world with clear skies. The Moon will appear to pass north of Saturn in the constellation Pisces. This alignment is an apparent one and will be easily noticeable to the…

The Economic Times

One of Earth's biggest supereruptions that could have buried New Zealand finally makes sense

Around 350,000 years ago, the centre of New Zealand's North Island looked nothing like the mountainous, scrub-covered landscape familiar today. Vast beech and podocarp forests covered the region during a cold glacial period, providing habitat for abundant native birdlife, right up until one of the most explosive volcanic events ever…

The Times of India

Earth's hidden ‘mini-moon’ revealed like never before: China’s Tianwen-2 captures first-ever close-up of Kamoʻoalewa, a mysterious asteroid that may be a lost piece of the Moon

China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured the first close-up image of Kamoʻoalewa. This rare quasi-satellite is often called Earth's mini-moon and orbits the Sun. Scientists believe Kamoʻoalewa might be a fragment ejected from our Moon. The spacecraft will collect asteroid samples and return them to Earth. This mission aims to study…

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3.1 billion-year-old rocks in Australia reveal a forgotten chapter of Earth’s water cycle

In the 45°C heat of the midday April sun, I swing my sledgehammer into the terracotta-varnished lobes of pillow basalt overlooking a sparse, almost Martian landscape.

LiveScience

Colorful 'painting-like' ripples cover an ancient seafloor structure in the Bahamas — Earth from space

A 2020 satellite photo shows off the ethereal beauty of submerged sandbanks and seagrass beds in the Great Bahama Bank. This massive underwater structure is as old as the dinosaurs and has been admired by scientists for decades.

The Times of India

Henry Ford wanted a bird sanctuary; 100 years later, his factory's Guinness World Record roof finally became one

In 1915, Henry Ford bought around 2,000 acres of low-lying riverbank land outside Detroit with a specific dream in mind, turning it into a bird sanctuary. The First World War intervened before that dream could take shape, and the marshland instead became a shipyard, then grew steadily into the Ford…

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Why Millions Are Helping Lord Vishnu Repay His Loan

Every year, millions of devotees visit Tirumala Tirupati, carrying offerings of money, gold, and even their hair as an act of devotion. Many believe these offerings are expressions of faith but according to a cherished Hindu tradition, they also carry a deeper meaning. The legend says that Lord Vishnu, in…

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Why Spain's Playa de Nogales has black sand: The volcanic science behind its striking Atlantic beach

Hidden beneath towering cliffs on the north-eastern coast of La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands, Playa de Nogales is one of the archipelago's most dramatic natural landscapes. At first glance, its sand resembles freshly ground black pepper, creating a striking contrast against the deep blue Atlantic Ocean. Unlike the golden…

The Economic Times

Contact with Mission Drishti OptoSAR satellite lost, recovery likelihood low: GalaxEye

Bengaluru's GalaxEye has lost contact with its Drishti satellite launched in May. The world's first OptoSAR satellite experienced an anomaly after a geomagnetic solar storm. Communication loss occurred during the final stage of its early orbit phase. Recovery efforts are ongoing, but the company said that success appears unlikely at…

The Economic Times

Forget rockets: Morgan Stanley sets $300 SpaceX target based on a secret AI weapon

Morgan Stanley has initiated coverage on SpaceX with an Overweight rating and a $300 target price, arguing its biggest opportunity lies beyond rockets. The brokerage believes SpaceX's vertically integrated AI infrastructure, combining terrestrial and orbital compute, could transform it into one of the world's most powerful AI infrastructure platforms.

The Economic Times

Modi-Prabowo talks: Indonesia to import Indian Astra missiles, EVMs and expand BrahMos inventory

India and Indonesia will expand defense and critical mineral cooperation. Indonesia will induct Indian Astra missiles and expand BrahMos inventory. India will invest in Indonesian steel, nickel, and rare earth magnet manufacturing. Both nations are working on joint development of Sabang port. This collaboration strengthens supply chain security and maritime…

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How One Uranium Deal Could Transform India’s Future

India's future isn't just being shaped by highways, airports, or renewable energy—it may also depend on a silent fuel buried deep beneath the earth. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins his Australia visit, one proposed agreement has captured global attention: a long-awaited uranium supply deal. At first glance, it looks…

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How Eagles Spot Prey From Three Kilometres Away: The Physics Behind Raptor Vision and Hunting

A retina built for distanceThe human eye has one fovea, a small pit at the centre of the retina where photoreceptor cells are densest and vision is sharpest. Eagles have two. The first fovea handles straight-ahead vision. The second, angled at roughly 45 degrees toward the beak, gives the bird…

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SpaceX launches 81 satellites to orbit from California, lands rocket on ship at sea

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched 81 payloads to orbit from California early Tuesday morning (July 7), then landed on a ship at sea.

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