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70th birthday of Mata Amritanandamayi celebrated

Celebrated with enthusiasm, Mata Amritanandamayi's 70th b'day was attended by lakhs of devotees, incl. gov. & union ministers. In her address, she stressed on love, selflessness & unity. PM Modi praised her initiatives & benevolence. She was awarded World Leader for Peace & Security Award & Amritakeerti Puraskars. "An Offering…

The Hindu

You Need to Watch Tom Cruise's Best Sci-Fi Epic On Netflix ASAP

The invasion of Earth never looked this good. Here's why watching Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise's alien epic is still worth your time.

Inverse

US government issues first-ever space debris penalty to Dish Network

Dish to pay $150,000 for failing to properly dispose of satellite and violating the FCC’s anti-space debris rule

The Guardian - US

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Jupiter-sized objects in Orion Nebula baffle scientists

The new entities, nicknamed ‘JuMBOs’, are neither stars nor planets. And they shouldn’t exist, researchers say.

Al Jazeera

What has the Nobel Prize in Physics ever done for me?

Each October, physics is in the news with the awarding of the Nobel Prize. The work acknowledged through this most prestigious award often seems far removed from our everyday lives, with prizes given for things like “optical methods for studying Hertzian resonances in atoms” and “elucidating the quantum structure of…

The Conversation

NASA’s Perseverance Rover Captures Spectacular Dust Devil On Mars

Scientists analyze the Martian twister to gain insights into the planet's atmosphere and weather patterns.

Zenger

New species of cobra-like snake discovered – but it may already be extinct

Around the world, natural history museums hold a treasure trove of knowledge about Earth’s animals. But much of the precious information is sealed off to genetic scientists because formalin, the chemical often used to preserve specimens, damages DNA and makes sequences hard to recover.

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Astronomers sound alarm over light pollution from huge new satellite

At its peak BlueWalker 3, which resembles a Tetris block, is as bright as two of brightest stars in night sky

The Guardian - UK

U2 at the Madison Square Gardens Sphere in Las Vegas review: this could be the greatest show on earth

With the largest LED screen in the world, the Sphere has bells, whistles and everything in between. It cost more than $2 billion and you can see every dollar

Evening Standard

Putting off decarbonisation makes achieving net zero harder, says IPCC chief

Experts said mitigating climate change would cost far less than dealing with its impacts.

The Independent UK

Best climate positive clothing brands to shop in 23/24

Fashion shouldn’t cost the earth

Evening Standard

Karman Line: Where space begins

The Hindu

Starwatch: Alderamin on course for pole position – in the year 7500

Precession of Earth’s rotation pole means brightest star in Cepheus will one day function as north star

The Guardian - UK

Too hard basket: why climate change is defeating our political system

This article is part of a series by The Conversation, Getting to Zero, examining Australia’s energy transition.

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NASA finds a surprise on an asteroid

NASA recently sent an expedition to the asteroid Bennu with the expectation that it may hit Earth in 159 years

The Hindu

Launch was critical for Chandrayaan-3 success: ISRO chairman Somanath

S. Somanath, Chairman of ISRO, attributes the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission to the moon to “the result of the hard work of thousands of people in ISRO”, the “rigour of the reviews”, and “corrective action taken meticulously.”

Inverse

The Quest to Colonize Mars Is Uncovering New Mysteries About Human Psychology

Analog space facilities host people who volunteer to be study subjects, isolating themselves for weeks or months in sealed habitats inside NASA centers.

Inverse

2023's Most Intriguing Sci-Fi Movie Botches Its Terrific Source Material

Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal star in 'Foe,' a movie trying and failing to be a prestige sci-fi movie.

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Remote mining tech gives Australia the edge in space

Australia's expertise in remote technology developed for the resource sector was the deciding factor when NASA came looking for a company to build a moon rover.

Inverse

India Found Evidence of A Surprise Element on the Moon Necessary to Establish a Base

Sulfur exists in lunar rocks and soil but typically only at a very low concentration.

The Hindu

Aditya-L1 space craft escapes sphere of Earth’s influence

The launch of Aditya-L1 by PSLV-C57 rocket was successfully accomplished by ISRO on September 2.

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re not doomed yet’: climate scientist Michael Mann on our last chance to save human civilisation

The renowned US scientist’s new book examines 4bn years of climate history to conclude we are in a ‘fragile moment’ but there is still time to act

The Hindu

What are the Lagrange points and why is Aditya-L1 headed to one? | Explained

The gravitational forces between multiple massive bodies in space create Lagrange points, stable locations between celestial bodies where a third body of negligible mass can remain at rest. These points offer ideal 'parking spots' for satellites, and are home to several astronomical observatories. Lagrange points were named after mathematician Joseph-Louis…

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The badgers dug their own HS2 overnight

Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway: After I exposed fresh earth with some hedgerow ‘laying’, they set to work with a feat of remarkable engineering

Inverse

NASA Astronaut Frank Rubio Just Accidentally Broke The Spaceflight Record

Rubio spent a whopping 371 days onboard the ISS. He traveled a staggering 157 million miles over the course of 5,936 orbits around Earth.

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