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China unveils plan to catch can of Martian rock samples in space and bring it back

Conventional orbital docking and transfer method may not work effectively on Mars due to its weaker gravity

The Independent UK

Earth from space: Eerily circular 'Goblin Forest' surrounds sacred volcano with human rights

This 2023 satellite photo shows New Zealand's Mount Taranaki, which is surrounded by a near-perfect circle of deformed trees. The volcano was recently granted the same legal rights as a person.

LiveScience

Australians urged not to walk but to work on the moon

Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg is urging local researchers to look to space for answers to some of earth's biggest challenges.

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NASA releases stunning images from Mars rover as it searches for evidence life could have existed

NASA scientists are hoping to understand the history of where they found the rocks — and for evidence of ancient microbial life

The Independent UK

Biden authorises Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia ...Tech and Science Daily Podcast

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Evening Standard

Northern lights forecasts, alerts, and geomagnetic storm warnings - live updates

The latest aurora forecast for tonight help you make sure you're in the right place at the right time to see the northern lights.

Space

Microsoft's "biggest" game has the worst pre-install offering I've seen — gamers won't escape these gigantic day-one downloads

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is available for early installs on PC and Xbox Series X|S consoles before release, but the reported storage size doesn't make any sense.

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Countries could use nature to ‘cheat’ on net zero targets, scientists warn

By relying on natural carbon sinks such as forests and peatlands to offset emissions, governments can appear closer to goals than they actually are

The Guardian - UK

Leonid meteor shower: Break in bad weather offers last chance to see ‘Earth grazer’ shooting stars

Nasa says to look out for ‘colourful’ shooting stars from the Leonids

The Independent UK

Magnetic North Pole Shifts Toward Russia, Raising Concerns For Navigation Technology

The magnetic North Pole has been moving from northern Canada toward Russia at unprecedented speeds. The shift is driven by molten iron flows in Earth's outer core.

International Business Times

India plans to build a moon-orbiting space station by 2040

India plans to build a moon-orbiting space station by 2040 to support crewed missions to the lunar surface.

Space

Climate Scientists Argue That It’s Time To Plan For the Worst Case Warming

Scientists argue that halting the increase in annual emissions is a first step — and shouldn’t be our only focus.

Inverse

The Future Loves You by Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston review: should we try to end death?

“Who wants to live forever?” asked Freddie Mercury in 1986. Well, as it turns out, most of us don’t. Ever since the dawn of humankind, death has been accepted as the only inexorable fact of existence, a final act which gives our life meaning.

Evening Standard

Meltwater from Greenland and the Arctic is weakening ocean circulation, speeding up warming down south

A vast network of ocean currents nicknamed the “great global ocean conveyor belt” is slowing down. That’s a problem because this vital system redistributes heat around the world, influencing both temperatures and rainfall.

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Why isn't the darkest time of the year also the coldest?

Why aren't the solstices the coldest and hottest days of the year?

The Guardian - UK

Starwatch: Waxing gibbous moon pairs with brightening Mars

Closest approach between Earth and the red planet will occur on 25 January 2025 – about 54m miles

The Independent UK

‘It brought me to my knees’: The Hum – a mysterious phenomenon that’s baffled the world for decades

IN FOCUS: It’s thought that 4 per cent of the global population is plagued by a persistent, rumbling sound in their ears – the source of which is a total enigma. Ellie Harrison speaks to the people who’ve been trying to get to the bottom of a noise that has…

The Independent UK

Lasers ‘powered by sunlight’ could transform space travel, scientists say

The APACE project is attempting to harness bacteria’s natural ability to convert sunlight into energy.

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The Independent UK

Lasers powered by sunlight could be key to traveling to Mars, scientists say

It could also be used to create clean energy here on earth

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Booker prize winner: a whole new perspective

Editorial: Samantha Harvey’s Orbital, a love letter to our wounded planet, is the perfect choice for the political moment

Space

SpaceX launches 20 Starlink satellites from California (video, photos)

SpaceX launched 20 more of its Starlink internet satellites from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base early Monday morning (Nov. 18).

Space

SpaceX launches telecom satellite from Florida in gorgeous sunset liftoff (video, photos)

SpaceX launched a satellite for the Australian telecom company Optus on Sunday evening (Nov. 17) from Florida's Space Coast.

The Independent UK

Many of Trump’s nominees for key roles are his MAGA friends. They’ve also questioned climate change

Climate scientists say reducing emissions is the way to slow continued extreme impacts

Inverse

In A Weird Trick of Physics, Microplastic Pollution Could Impact the Weather

Through a weird trick of physics, microplastics can lead to cloud formation and could affect weather and climate

The Guardian - UK

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