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Relive Artemis 1 Orion's fiery return from the moon in this amazing video

Just over a year ago, NASA's Artemis 1 Orion capsule returned to Earth in a blaze of glory, which the spacecraft captured on video.

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Geminid Meteors: 2023’s Most Spectacular Meteor Shower Is Upon Us

The Geminid meteors will peak this Wednesday night.

Inverse

Delivery Mileage 2010 Tesla Roadster Was Tucked Away For 13 Years

This spotless Tesla Roadster with only 38 miles on the clock is for sale at Gruber Motors, which calls it the "lowest mileage 2010 Tesla Roadster on earth."

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We rely heavily on groundwater – but pumping too much threatens thousands of underground species

Groundwater is the world’s largest unfrozen freshwater reserve. Australia’s Great Artesian Basin alone holds enough water to fill Sydney Harbour 130,000 times. Worldwide, groundwater provides drinking water for half the world’s population. Countries like Denmark and Austria rely entirely on it for drinking water.

The Conversation

Scientists Uncover Possible Explanation for Bizarre ‘Atmospheric Ghosts’ Phenomenon

A new study investigates a "ghost" over the Mediterranean Sea in 2019.

Inverse

How 'Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora' expands the exotic alien world of the movies

The video game "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora" presents a stunning recreation of Pandora as seen in the movies. But how does it expand on what we already know?

Space

Before he was House speaker, Mike Johnson represented a creationist museum in court. Here’s what that episode reveals about his politics

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has been the subject of considerable media attention following his elevation to the post on Oct. 25, 2023. Since his appointment, news reports have highlighted the fact that he was one of the House leaders against certifying the 2020 election of Joe Biden to…

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First Indian Astronaut To Land On Moon By 2040, Says Country's Space Agency Chairman

Chairman of India's space agency S Somanath said a crew of two to three astronauts will be part of India's maiden manned space mission.

International Business Times

Best Free Winter Holiday Lessons and Activities

These top free winter holiday lessons and activities are easy to access, use and enjoy for teachers and students alike.

Tech&Learning

15 Years Ago, Keanu Reeves Rebooted a Sci-Fi Classic With a Crucial Twist

With 'The Day the Earth Stood Still,' Reeves delivered a unique and chronically underrated performance.

Inverse

Astronomers Discover Stars Containing Absurdly Heavy Elements

A group of scientists has spotted evidence that some neutron stars contain elements that are extremely unstable and short-lived and don’t normally exist on Earth.

Inverse

Poor countries need trillions of dollars to go green. A long-shot effort aims to generate the cash

A major, long-shot effort is gearing up to mobilize money to save Planet Earth by helping poorer countries go greener

The Independent UK

A robin: inside her small dark eye, a quantum entanglement

A symbol of spring and rebirth, the robin is a favourite of gardeners and poets alike

The Guardian - AU

SpaceX to launch 23 Starlink satellites from Florida Dec. 12

SpaceX plans to launch 23 more of its Starlink internet satellites on Tuesday night (Dec. 12), possibly just hours after the launch of the U.S. Space Force's X-37B space plane.

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NASA's new 'Greenhouse Gas Center' tracks humanity's contribution to climate change

NASA is at the forefront of a new greenhouse gas hub that will provide more important information to aid in efforts to combat climate change.

Inverse

What’s Happening To Betelgeuse? The Supergiant Star Is About to Go Dark

One of Orion's most famous stars will disappear in a few days. Here's why.

Space

Cosmic nuclear fission seen for 1st time in 'incredibly profound' discovery

Heavy elements like gold and silver are believed to be created when neutron stars collide, but new research suggests these collisions may also spur nuclear fission reactions.

Evening Standard

The moon has reached a 'new epoch', a lunar Anthropocene, scientists say

The deleterious effects on the moon must be mitigated or may worsen

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The Doctor Who Christmas special with Ncuti Gatwa is fast approaching: here's what to know

Yes, the baddies are goblins - and they sing

LiveScience

Lost world of lagoons filled with mounds of microbes discovered in Atacama desert

Researchers have discovered a jaw-dropping ecosystem of crystal-clear lagoons and salt plains in Argentina's Puna de Atacama desert that could offer a window onto early life on Earth and Mars.

LiveScience

Brand-new meteor shower from 'Christmas comet' may appear over Earth for 1st time this week

A brand-new meteor shower triggered by the 'Christmas comet' 46P/Wirtanen may appear over Earth for the first time on Dec. 12, though it will be visible from only a small sliver of the world.

Inverse

10 Years Later, 'Doctor Who' Might Have Just Solved One Of Its Weirdest Mysteries

Where did the Curator come from? Now that "The Giggle" has created two versions of the Time Lord hero from 'Doctor Who,' there may finally be an answer to the mystery from "The Day of the Doctor."

Space

The moon has been altered by human activity. Are we in a 'Lunar Anthropocene?'

Mirroring the Earth's Anthropocene, which describes the age in which humans altered our planet, scientists argue moon advancements place us in a Lunar Anthropocene.

Space

Strange yellow glass found in Libyan desert may have formed from lost meteor impact

A strange type of glass that was discovered in 1933 in the Libyan desert may come from a meteorite, an analysis shows, but impact crater is still missing.

Space

Performing evasive maneuvers increases satellites' collision risk down the road

Trying to avoid satellite collisions in orbit increases the risk of future collisions in the aftermath of each avoidance maneuver, researchers have round.

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