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Journey Through the Seven Continents in This Breathtaking Immersive Experience

No passport, no problem—travel around the world with the BBC Earth Experience.

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See Wimbledon from space in new satellite image

A new satellite photo from the Earth-imaging company Planet captures the grass courts of the All England Club, which hosts the famous Wimbledon tennis tournament every summer.

Space

Watch Rocket Lab launch 7 satellites, return booster to Earth Sunday

Rocket Lab plans to launch seven satellites to orbit Sunday (July 16) on a mission that will also feature a booster recovery, and you can watch the action live.

Space

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Chandrayaan-3: ISRO launches India's third Moon mission from Sriharikota successfully

The journey from Earth to the moon for the spacecraft is estimated to take about a month and the landing is expected on August 23. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Chandrayaan-3 | India’s third lunar odyssey begins with perfect launch

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully launched on July 14, aiming to soft-land on Moon on August 23 or 24. LVM-3 carrying satellite took off from Sriharikota, with the objective of developing and demonstrating new technologies for inter-planetary missions.

The Hindu

India launches historic Chandrayaan-3 moon rover to land at the lunar south pole

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission launched today (July 14), kicking off the nation's second attempt to land a spacecraft on the moon.

Space

NASA’s rover finds fresh evidence of organic molecules on Mars

NASA's Perseverance rover finds evidence of organic molecules on Mars, suggesting the presence of a diversity of them in rocks at a locale where a lake existed long ago

The Hindu

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Chandrayaan-3 | What it takes to soft-land on the moon

India will once more attempt the extremely challenging lunar soft-landing with its Chandrayaan-3 mission. Here’s how it will unfold, and what can go wrong.

The Hindu

Death Valley visitors drawn to the hottest spot on Earth during ongoing US heat wave

Most visitors to Death Valley National Park only make it a short distance to any site at the hottest and driest place on Earth before returning to the sanctuary of an air-conditioned vehicle

The Independent UK

What is India’s Chandrayaan moon mission and when will it launch?

If successful, India will join just three other countries that successfully landed a spacecraft on the moon.

Al Jazeera

NASA doubles its spacesuit options for Artemis astronauts on the moon, ISS crews

NASA has tasked Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace to back each other up as each develops new spacesuit designs for spacewalking and the lunar surface.

Space

Astronomers Discover Coldest Star Emitting Radio Waves

Ultracool brown dwarf found at 425°C is the coolest star analyzed using radio astronomy

Zenger

James Webb Space Telescope Marks Successful First Year With Breathtaking Star Birth Photo

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope celebrates one year with stunning star-forming image

Zenger

Al Gore uses a Hiroshima analogy to explain why every day feels like a ‘nature hike through the book of Revelation’

Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore used a sobering analogy to explain why climate change is driving natural disasters around the world.

Fortune

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The Conversation

Friday essay: from angry gods and fertile myths to battleships and new technologies – how the wind shapes our world

When it comes to the natural elements, wind’s role in shaping our world can be overlooked. The worship of the sun in ancient cultures such as Egypt is common knowledge, and ancient gods such as the Roman Vulcan deify volcanoes and fire.

LiveScience

Tiny, 'ultracool' star emits surprising radio signals that it should not be capable of producing

The brown dwarf, which is colder than a typical campfire, produces regular radio wave pulses despite having a magnetic field that, in theory, should be too weak to create them.

Inverse

The Search for Life on Mars Takes a New Turn with NASA’s Latest Findings

The NASA Mars Perseverance rover found signs of organic molecules in Jezero Crater. This suggests that life's building blocks were scattered across the planet.

Space

Hubble telescope captures the making of a 'cosmic monster' (photo)

The Hubble Space Telescope captured massive galaxy clusters in the process of merging to form one big 'cosmic monster' eight billion light-years from Earth.

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The Independent UK

Meteorologists say Earth sizzled to a global heat record in June and July has been getting hotter

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says an already warming Earth steamed to its hottest June on record, smashing the old global mark by nearly a quarter of a degree, with global oceans setting temperature records for the third straight month

Inverse

New Study Suggests Alien Life May Be Hiding on Freezing Cold Planets

Radioactivity deep in a planet's crust could keep water liquid and habitable beneath a frozen surface, a recent study suggests.

Space

What are El Niño and La Niña and how do they affect Earth's weather?

El Niño and La Niña significantly impact Earth's weather patterns. We explore the events in more detail here and take a look at how they impact Earth's weather.

The Hindu

Sunspot as big as Earth visible without use of telescope

A Sunspot, identified as Sunspot 3363, has been spotted on the surface of the Sun. It is currently visible without the help of telescopes.

Tech&Learning

Best Free Virtual Labs

These best virtual lab sites and apps are all free, highly engaging, and informative—and most don’t require registration.

LiveScience

Where are the noctilucent clouds we were promised? The sun might be to blame

Photographers hoping to capture stunning "night-shining" clouds have been left frustrated this year. The fast-approaching solar maximum may be to blame.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Woman behind Space mission to grow plants on the moon: Tech & Science Daily podcast

The director of Australian start-up company Lunaria One has told Tech & Science Daily the details behind their mission to send plants to the moon to see if and how they grow.

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