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Town hottest place on earth as scorcher melts records

Heat records have been smashed in Western Australia as temperatures soar and one town claimed the title of the hottest place on earth, albeit for one day.

AAP

The week in TV: Alice & Jack; The Space Shuttle That Fell to Earth; The New Look; Bring the Drama – review

Andrea Riseborough and Domhnall Gleeson convince as a perma-turbulent couple; a devastating docuseries pays homage to the doomed Columbia space shuttle crew. Plus, ill-fitting wartime drama with Coco Chanel and Christian Dior and a sweet, old-school reality show

The Guardian - UK

Private Odysseus moon lander beams home 1st photos from space

Intuitive Machines' Odysseus moon lander has beamed home its first photos from the final frontier, gorgeous selfies that show its home planet in the background.

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Japan to launch world’s first wooden satellite to combat space pollution

The environmentally friendly LignoSat probe – set to orbit this summer – has been created to combat harmful aluminium particles

The Guardian - UK

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket simulator seen on launchpad from space (photos)

Satellites captured Blue Origin's massive New Glenn rocket standing upright at Launch Complex 36 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Space

Asta may face jeopardy due to alien-Greys targeting vulnerabilities

Alan Tudyk teases Asta facing danger in Resident Alien season 3 as tensions rise with the Greys. Will humanity prevail against the extraterrestrial threat?

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ISRO launches weather monitoring satellite INSAT-3DS

The ISRO on Saturday conducted a successful launch of its meteorological satellite INSAT-3DS aboard spacecraft GSLV F14 at 5.35 pm from the Sriharikota spaceport. Read further on Dynamite News:

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ISRO successfully launches INSAT-3DS meteorological satellite

ISRO launches GSLV with INSAT-3DS satellite from Sriharikota, enhancing Earth's surface and oceanic observations.

The Hindu

NASA's Voyager 1 glitch has scientists sad yet hopeful: 'Voyager 2 is still going strong'

Voyager 1 hasn't spoken since December of last year. Scientists are trying to fix the historic probe, but they're also preparing to say goodbye.

Space

Japanese space agency successfully launches flagship rocket with satellite payload

Japanese agency successfully launched H-3 rocket with satellites into orbit, planned for future missions; asteroids found to contain water molecules.

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NASA has more than twice the asteroid Bennu samples it could have hoped for from OSIRIS-REx probe

After months of waiting, NASA's OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample return container is unlocked — and the space agency has weighed the total Bennu sample.

Space

Russia's Progress 87 cargo ship arrives at International Space Station

Russia's robotic Progress 87 cargo ship arrived at the International Space Station early Saturday morning (Feb. 17), delivering about 3 tons of supplies.

Space

India launches powerful new weather satellite INSAT-3DS into orbit on 'naughty boy' rocket (video)

India successfully launched its powerful new INSAT-3DS weather and disaster-warning spacecraft to orbit on Saturday morning (Feb. 17).

Space

How Bafta winner Savanah Leaf made one of the most striking films of the 2024 awards season

She’s the 30-year-old first time director who’s work is already being compared to Ken Loach. Now Bafta glory has arrived says Alexandra Jones

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Get ready for the 2024 total solar eclipse with Space.com with our 'Eclipses' bookazine

Grab a copy of Space.com's 2024 solar eclipse edition and a pair of solar eclipse glasses to get ready for April's exciting event.

Cycling Weekly

I took my bike to ‘Mars’ for two weeks - here’s what it was like

Planetary geologist Helen Eifert brought her bike and trainer to a Mars simulator for two weeks as her only form of exercise. Could humans one day cruise around the Red Planet?

Space

See the moon meet up with the Seven Sisters of the Pleiades tonight

The moon meets up with the Seven Sisters of the Pleiades on Friday (Feb. 16) as skywatchers get a chance to see lunar landmarks known as the Lunar X and Lunar V.

Space

Could the solar system be teeming with interstellar objects? We'll soon find out (op-ed)

With JWST and other telescopes, we now have the tools to tell the difference between an intelligent visitor and an interstellar 'dark comet' like 'Oumuamua. Let's not get fooled.

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Scientists discover beer bottle in deepest part of the ocean

Scientists discover a beer bottle at the deepest point on Earth, highlighting the urgent need for global action to protect our oceans and marine ecosystems...

Space

Watch Japan launch its H3 rocket on return-to-flight mission tonight

Japan's new H3 rocket will attempt to bounce back from an explosive failure tonight (Feb. 16), and you can watch the action live.

The Hindu

ISRO’s high-resolution imaging satellite Cartosat-2 bids adieu

ISRO's high-resolution imaging satellite Cartosat-2 descends into Earth's atmosphere, showcasing commitment to sustainable space exploration.

Roll Call

Mars samples project looms large in final spending talks - Roll Call

A project aimed at retrieving rock and dirt samples from Mars has been a top priority for NASA. Its fate may be decided by budget pressures.

International Business Times UK

UK Takes The Lead In Space Sustainability With New Satellite Refuelling Funding

The UK space sector could become a driving force in space sustainability as the UK government announced funding and gave contracts to three space companies to develop in-orbit satellite refuelling technology.

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Russia's Anti-Satellite Weapon Lacks Physical Earth Destruction Capability

Learn about Russia's anti-satellite weapon, which the White House states cannot directly cause physical destruction on Earth, in this informative article.

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Saturn's ocean moon Titan may not be able to support life after all

Organic material on Saturn moon Titan's surface may have difficulty getting to the underground ocean. That's where it'd need to go for Titan to potentially support life.

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