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ISS astronaut captures green auroras dancing over city lights (video)

NASA astronaut Don Pettit continues to give us great views of Earth from the ISS, this time beaming home video of green auroras shimmering over bright city lights.

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Tibet earthquake: Deadly magnitude 7.1 quake hits holy city of Shigatse

A huge magnitude 7.1 earthquake has hit the holy city of Shigatse, or Xigazê, in the autonomous region of Tibet in China.

LiveScience

The 'original' John Glenn gave his 'go' for Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket

John Glenn's last correspondence before his death was to approve the use of his name for Blue Origin's first orbital-class rocket. Glenn hailed the booster for what it could enable for spaceflight.

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Get the Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle Earth board game for just $88 right now

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim board game's Dawnguard expansion is at it's second cheapest price ever right now

GamesRadar

Google's 2024 Timeline update is like Spotify Wrapped for your travels

Google has released its Timeline update, which recaps your 2024 journeys and compares your total travel distance to the circumference of the Earth.

TechRadar

James Webb Space Telescope spots record-breaking collection of stars in far-flung galaxy

The James Webb Space Telescope captured images of 44 individual stars in a gorgeous portrait of a distant galaxy.

Space

Earth from space: Pakistan's 'bleeding ink' lagoon brings life to harsh desert environment

This 2014 satellite photo shows Pakistan's Khor Kalmat tidal lagoon brimming with water at the heart of an arid desert. This fluctuating body of water, which looks like "ink bleeding onto parchment," helps support life in this harsh environment.

LiveScience

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30 Intriguing Posts From This Page Dedicated To Ancient History

The “Ancient Nexus” Facebook page is dedicated to interesting posts about history, nature and archeology. The post 30 Intriguing Posts From This Page Dedicated To Ancient History first appeared on Bored Panda.

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India delays 1st space docking of SpaDeX satellites, 'further validation' needed

India postponed its first attempt to dock two SpaDex satellites in Earth orbit from Jan. 6 until Jan. 9, to allow more time for tests.

Space

Springtime on Mars brings frost avalanches, gas geysers and explosions (photos)

It’s time to ring in the Martian New Year with a variety of strange sights on the planet’s Northern Hemisphere.

Space

Scientists find hidden 'hotspot' that helped create the Great Lakes before North America even existed

A hotspot that now lies in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean was once under the Great Lakes, and may explain why they formed where they did.

LiveScience

Carbon dioxide has been regulating Earth’s climate for hundreds of millions of years – new study

Around 370 million years ago, Earth gradually descended into the longest lived and probably the most intense ice age witnessed by complex life: the Late Palaeozoic ice age. At its peak, huge continental ice sheets spread across much of the globe and the sea level fell by more than 100…

The Conversation

BluShift Aerospace hopes to launch 1st suborbital rocket from Maine in 2025

Maine-based bluShift Aerospace is planning for its next big milestone: a suborbital flight test toward the end of 2025.

Space

How Pluto captured its largest moon Charon with a 10-hour icy 'kiss'

Pluto may have got romantic to capture its largest moon, colliding and engaging in a passionate but icy 10 hour kiss with Charon billions of years ago.

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SpaceX launches 1st Starlink satellites of 2025 (video, photos)

SpaceX launched the first batch of its internet satellites this year from Florida's Space Coast today (Jan. 6).

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Scottish university reveals how CO2 shaped Earth's climate over eons

RESEARCHERS from the University of St Andrews have studied how carbon dioxide (CO2) affected Earth's climate millions of years ago ...

The Guardian - UK

Poem of the week: Reciprocity by John Drinkwater

Formally adventurous for its time, this poem arrives at its Romantic epiphany by a down to earth route

Al Jazeera

What is a polar vortex, the weather event causing winter storms in the US?

The expanding of the polar vortex – an area of cold air around the Arctic – southwards is causing cold spells in the US.

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Desert planets like those in 'Dune' and 'Star Wars' unlikely to host life, NASA says

"Even if a planet is in the habitable zone, if it has too small a water inventory, it transitions to an uninhabitable state."

The Guardian - UK

Games to look forward to in 2025: Directive 8020

The Earth is dying and the only hope is a distant planet in a game that is a playable blend of Alien and The Thing

LiveScience

What temperature is the moon?

An astronomer describes how the moon's surface temperature changes.

The Independent UK

Scientists probe secrets of Earth’s climate past

A team from the University of St Andrews looked at the role CO2 played in climate conditions.

The Guardian - UK

Climate crisis ‘wreaking havoc’ on Earth’s water cycle, report finds

Global heating is supercharging storms, floods and droughts, affecting entire ecosystems and billions of people

The Conversation

Relentless warming is driving the water cycle to new extremes, the 2024 global water report shows

Last year, Earth experienced its hottest year on record − for the fourth year in a row. Rising temperatures are changing the way water moves around our planet, wreaking havoc on the water cycle.

The Conversation

Continental drift: why the need for critical minerals might change the way we define Earth’s zones

Continents and oceans have scientific definitions that underpin international law. The idea of dividing the world into geographical zones is ancient. Sovereignty and influence over natural resources is at the heart of most global divisions.

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