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‘Nobody ever saw anything like this before’: how methane emissions are pushing the Amazon towards environmental catastrophe

As the world heats up, methane released from thawing permafrost and warming tropical wetlands is intensifying climate breakdown. But curbing it is achievable

The Guardian - UK

Perseid meteor shower rains 'shooting stars' over Stonehenge in glorious astrophotography image

A UK-based astrophotographer captured this stunning composite image of the Perseid meteor shower raining "shooting stars" over Stonehenge.

Space

Robotic Russian Progress 89 cargo ship docks at ISS with tons of fresh supplies (video)

An uncrewed Russian cargo ship successfully docked at the International Space Station early Saturday (Aug. 17) to deliver tons of fresh gear, food and other vital supplies to the orbiting lab.

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First Earth-imaging satellite launched by Ministry of Defence

The satellite, Tyche, will support military operations, environmental disaster monitoring, mapping development and track the impact of climate change.

Evening Standard

Images from UK military’s first satellite will be shared with allies

The150kg satellite, Tyche, was launched on Friday from a rocket owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX company.

The Independent UK

Jeff Goldblum: ‘When it comes to intimacy, you have to make sure everybody’s comfortable with it’

Hollywood’s most idiosyncratic star has fought aliens, fled dinosaurs, and transformed into a fly. Now, in Netflix’s ‘Kaos’, he’s playing God. He speaks to Olivia Petter about sex scenes, fatherhood, and the current state of his leopard-print carpet

The Independent UK

Auroras headed to the US again in aftermath of gargantuan 'X-class' solar flare

Auroras may once again be visible in northern parts of the U.S. this weekend as Earth braces for impact from a powerful coronal mass ejection.

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High Command, we've got a problem: Helldivers 2 players have embraced the "Chaosdiver" life after rebelling against Super Earth, and they've even designed a cape

A growing number of Helldivers 2 players are siding with the bots and bugs

GamesRadar

3 Burning Questions We All Have About Boeing Starliner’s Epic Debacle

We may learn the fate of the Boeing Starliner and its astronauts sooner rather than later.

Inverse

Astronomers find black hole's favorite snack: 'The star appears to be living to die another day'

Astronomers have pinned down a faraway black hole's snack schedule after watching it devour a star across years.

Space

Kim Kardashian Keeps Things Neutral for Her Brand New Beats Studio Pro Headphone Collection

The fresh headphones are the brand's most advanced design yet and come in three statement nude shades: Moon, Dune and Earth.

Fashion Times

Heat inequality ‘causing thousands of unreported deaths in poor countries’

Friederike Otto, of World Weather Attribution, says poor people and outdoor workers are dying around the world

The Guardian - UK

How a quantum sensor on the ISS could revolutionize space exploration

Scientists are working on building a quantum sensor that could help us decode dark matter, probe solar system moons and more.

Space

Win a Trip to Next Year's Isle of Man TT, See the Greatest Race on Earth for Free

The organizers of the Isle of Man TT are offering a wild all-expenses-paid giveaway to next year's race and you have to apply right now.

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ISRO launches Earth Observation Satellite-8 from Sriharikota

The Indian Space Research Organisation launched Earth Observation Satellite-8 (EOS-8) from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh on Friday. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Conversation

Crackles, clicks and pops – now we can monitor the ‘heartbeat’ of soil

Healthy soil is teeming with life. An astonishing 59% of Earth’s species live in soil. They play crucial roles in maintaining soil health and, by extension, the health of our planet.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish rocks may be rare record of 'snowball Earth', say scientists

A ROCK formation that spans Scotland and Ireland may be a rare record of snowball Earth – a crucial moment in planetary history when the globe…

The Conversation

Supermoons are boring – here are 5 things in the sky worth your time

A supermoon may sound exciting, but it’s a modest coincidence.

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Scientists Pinpoint Dino-killing Asteroid's Origin: Past Jupiter

An intense debate surrounding the cosmic rock that killed the dinosaurs has stirred scientists for decades, but a new study has revealed some important -- and far-out -- data about the impactor's origin story.

The Independent UK

Scottish and Irish rocks may be rare record of ‘snowball Earth’, study suggests

The Port Askaig Formation, which is made up of layers of rock up to 1.1km thick, was likely laid down between 662 and 720 million years ago.

LiveScience

'Golden spike' showing the moment Earth turned into a giant snowball discovered in ancient Scottish rocks

Geological evidence of the transition when Earth was plunged into a planetary-wide deep-freeze discovered in ancient Scottish rocks.

Space

The sun might've just had a record-breaking number of visible sunspots

For the first time in more than 20 years, the daily record for sunspots is likely to be broken during Solar Cycle 25.

LiveScience

Earth’s days were once 2 hours longer — and that may have triggered one of the biggest evolutionary explosions in history, study suggests

The moon was once thousands of miles farther away than it is now, and Earth's days were 2.2 hours longer, a new study finds.

The Guardian - UK

Crater formed from Earth’s extinction event produced by carbon-rich ‘C-type’ asteroid, scientists suggest

Experts studying material from event 66m years ago find signs to show how Chicxulub impact crater was formed

Inverse

Scientists Finally Know Where the Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Came From — At Least They Think

The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs came from beyond Jupiter, a new study suggests.

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