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Nasa spots shocking ‘green spots’ on Mars

Perseverance rover found surprising marks after examining a part of the Martian surface

The Independent UK

Boeing considers selling its space business, including Starliner: report

Boeing may sell its space business in the wake of troubles with its Starliner spacecraft program, according to a new report. But the discussions are at 'an early stage.'

Space

Scientists thought a warming Earth led to the age of the dinosaurs. That might be wrong

The extinction event wiped out three-quarters of all life on Earth more than 200 million years ago

The Independent UK

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Commercial whaling and climate change are inhibiting evolutionary change in Arctic whales

Bowhead whales are the longest-lived mammals on Earth with some able to live hundreds of years. What’s more, Inuit hunters have observed these whales breaking ice over half a metre thick – ice strong enough to support a fully-loaded semi truck.

The Conversation

New Solar Telescope Debuts Dramatic Footage of the Sun Unleashing A Huge Spray of Charged Particles

This new tool gives scientists a glimpse of the high-octane activity in the Sun’s outermost layer, the corona.

Inverse

SpaceX Crew-8 astronaut released from hospital, returns to Houston

The NASA astronaut who was hospitalized for a night after the splashdown of SpaceX's Crew-8 mission has been released and is doing well, according to the agency.

Space

Beaver Moon: When – and how – to see the last supermoon of 2024

The next supermoon will reach its peak on the evening of Friday, November 15

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China tightens export controls on rare earth metals used for chipmaking — country now requires exporters to detail how they use restricted materials

China imposes new rules for exporters of rare earth metals, consolidating its dominance in the market.

Tom’s Hardware

“I wish I never would have gone there. The consequences have been devastating on my life”: Iced Earth’s Jon Schaffer shares statement following sentencing for US Capitol riot involvement

Schaffer has been sentenced following his involvement in the January 2021 US Capitol riots in Washington DC – and says he “profoundly” regrets his actions

Guitar World

Legendary NBA Coach Trashes Trump in 13-Minute Takedown: 'The Biggest Whiner That Ever Walked the Earth'

San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich proceeded to call Donald Trump "a criminal" and "a racist" in a rant to reporters after he was asked about the election.

Latin Times

One In Three Tree Species At Risk Of Extinction: Report

More than one in three species of trees are at risk of extinction worldwide, threatening life as we know it on Earth, according to a report published Monday.

International Business Times

Europe's bold 'Explore 2040' campaign aims to get astronauts to the moon and Mars

ESA's 'Explore 2040' strategy sets its sights on low Earth orbit, the moon and Mars, demanding greater innovation and increased European presence in space.

Space

Stephan Harding obituary

Other lives: Ecologist and teacher at Schumacher College, who worked with James Lovelock on Gaia theor

The Guardian - UK

What's the difference between a tsunami and a tidal wave?

Tsunamis and tidal waves are the powerful types of wave on Earth, but very different processes are involved in their formation.

LiveScience

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Radio France Internationale

Record greenhouse gas levels lock in decades of global warming

Record-breaking levels of greenhouse gases were recorded in the Earth's atmosphere in 2023 – reaching concentrations not seen for millions of years, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) warned on Monday.

Newslaundry

Biodiversity crisis: Where’s the funding to protect the planet?

Four of the world’s 36 recognised biodiversity hotspots are in India, while the World Wildlife Fund’s latest Living Planet report shows a decline of up to 73 percent in wild animal populations across the world. At a time when the earth is facing its worst biodiversity crisis, the issue of…

Space

China wants to make its Tiangong space station bigger and better

China has been operating its completed Tiangong space station for almost two years and is now looking to expand its capabilities with new modules and spacecraft.

Salon

Climate experts: this election matters

If Trump wins in 2024, there is little hope of limiting climate damage

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The National (Scotland)

Ministers ‘misled’ on environmental impact of new power plant, campaigners claim

Ministers have been “misled” over the environmental impact of a proposed new

International Business Times

'Wiped Off The Face Of The Earth': How Russia Erased A Ukrainian City

"It barely exists anymore," said the mayor of Vovchansk, an industrial town razed by a Russian onslaught shocking even for the killing fields of eastern Ukraine.

PC Gamer

Helldivers 2 gave players a deliberately awful, crusty rifle from 1903 but they love it because they can bayonet charge bugs like sci-fi Waterloo

The developers at Arrowhead are up to their old tricks.

Space

'Elio': Release date, trailers, and everything we know about Disney Pixar's outer space adventure

Walt Disney Studios and Pixar are returning to animated outer space with sci-fi adventure comedy "Elio."

Space

What next for NASA's Europa Clipper? The long road to Jupiter and its moons

NASA Europa Clipper mission is on its way to Europa, but it has some stops to make before it investigates the habitability of the icy ocean moon of Jupiter, including a Mars trip and a brief return to Earth.

LiveScience

Will Mount Everest always be the world's tallest mountain?

The Himalayas' massive heights result from a unique combination of geologic factors.

Livingetc

"No One Does it Better Than Nature" — Here's Why (and How) You Should be Decorating With Earth Tones

People often use the term 'natural' and 'neutral' interchangeably when it comes to colors, but in truth, there is so much more to decorating with earth tones

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