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How long will Earth exist?

Humans will likely die long before our planet does.

LiveScience

Earth is running a fever. And UN climate talks are focusing on the contagious effect on human health

With Planet Earth running a fever, U.N. climate talks have turned their focus on contagious effects on human health

The Independent UK

'Rick and Morty' Season 7 Episode 8 Release Date, Air Time, Trailer, and Plot for the Sci-Fi Show

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The big cost to dispose of the International Space Station

It will have to be decommissioned - and that will be difficult and expensive.

The Canberra Times

Canberrans remember a prophetic and creative voice for change

Dr Glenda Cloughley left us with a body of profound music.

The Canberra Times

Six exoplanets found orbiting a nearby bright star

Six exoplanets orbiting HD 110067 (in Coma Berenices constellation, 100 light-years away) discovered. Radii between Earth and Neptune. Masses, densities, and orbits calculated. Low densities suggest large, hydrogen-rich atmospheres. Resonant orbits suggest system unchanged since birth. Brightest star found to host more than four transiting exoplanets. Offers chance to learn…

The Hindu

The Peregrine Lunar Lander is set to launch on Dec 24. Here's what it'll bring to the moon

There will be 20 total payloads being brought to the moon, five of which are NASA's.

Space

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What is Point Nemo, the remote, watery satellite graveyard where the ISS will go to die?

In the furthest, deepest reaches of the ocean, there is a watery graveyard where the world's satellites and space stations go to rest.

LiveScience

'Impossible' orange auroras spotted in UK after solar storm slams into Earth

Rarely seen orange auroras, which technically shouldn't exist, were recently photographed in the sky above Scotland after an explosive solar storm smashed into Earth.

LiveScience

Why does ice float?

Why does ice float in water, instead of sinking to the bottom? It has to do with water's density and molecular structure.

LiveScience

32 of Brad Pitt's greatest movie movements

The defining leading man of Hollywood taught us how to love and fight

Total Film

This 'forbidden' exoplanet is way too massive for its star

Astronomers have discovered a planet 13 times as massive as Earth orbiting a star nine times less massive than the sun, a disparity in size that shouldn’t exist and challenges planet formation models.

Space

King Charles: We are headed for dangerous, uncharted territory (No, he’s not talking about you, Harry)

The call to arms represents a crowning achievement for a monarch who has long fought in the trenches of climate activism

The Independent UK

Enormous planet discovered around tiny star could break our understanding of solar system formation

The massive planet LHS 3154b orbits a star much smaller than Earth's sun, and its discovery could upend everything we think we know about how solar systems form.

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Sample of 'potentially hazardous' asteroid Bennu, which may contain the seeds of life, arrives in UK for analysis

A sample from the asteroid Bennu, collected by the OSIRIS-REx mission, has arrived at London's Natural History Museum for analysis. Scientists are optimistic that it could contain the seeds of life.

The Guardian - UK

Alien intelligence is surely worth shining a light on

Letters: Readers respond to a piece about Harvard’s Avi Loeb and his explorations into extraterrestrial life

Space

'For All Mankind' season 4 episode 4 review: The shove that shook two worlds

As tensions between East and West intensify, a workplace dispute and a cover-up in Roscosmos have major ramifications on both Earth and Mars.

LiveScience

Eerie photo of Mars' horizon took NASA 3 months to capture

After months of meticulous planning, NASA's Odyssey Orbiter finally captured a unique view of the Red Planet's horizon, which is similar to what future Martian astronauts might see.

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Newcastle Herald

Weekender: Tanya Hennessy, Aaron Gocs and the best Hunter reads

Check out the best from this weekend's Weekender liftout. Click the image above each story to access the full version. Hennessy toast of the town To the many fans of her books, podcasts, make-up range and comedy, Tanya Hennessy is the best thing since sliced bread. Her new pun-heavy and…

Space

How to see and track the Tiangong Chinese space station

Since 2021, China's Tiangong space station has orbited Earth, offering amateur astronomers a chance to glimpse it.

Advnture

New Balance and District Vision team up to make a trail running shoe with a mindfulness vibe

Could these earth-toned Fresh Foam X More Trail shoes help you find your inner balance?

Evening Standard

King Charles warns 'hope of the world’ on COP28's shoulders - Tech & Science Daily podcast

King Charles III has addressed world leaders at COP28 in Dubai and said the “hope of the world” rests on the summit’s shoulders.

The Conversation

Bringing classical physics into the modern world with Galileo's Leaning Tower of Pisa experiment

If you drop a light object and a heavy object from a tower, which one reaches the ground first? As you may recall from high school physics, this is a trick question. Neglecting air resistance, they both fall the same way and reach the ground at the same time –…

Space

China's Chang'e 5 moon samples, beyond NASA's reach for years, are finally available to US scientists

For the first time, NASA-funded researchers can apply for access to lunar samples collected by China's Chang'e-5 mission.

Space

Scientists are devising ways to gaze past Earth's radio haze

Radio signals in Earth's orbit can create noise in astronomy data. Scientists are planning a workaround that'll be available to researchers for free.

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