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This week's harvest moon will be the last supermoon of the year

A supermoon occurs when the moon is closest to Earth along its elliptical orbit, which means it can appear larger and brighter to viewers. The last one of the year will be visible Thursday and Friday.

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Meteorite discovery: unusual finds by South African farmer add to space rock heritage

Meteorites – fragments of rock that have fallen to Earth from space in spectacularly fiery meteors – have been the subject of public fascination, awe, myths and even religious worship for thousands of years.

The Conversation

Three astronauts return to Earth after a year in space. Frank Rubio sets US space record

A NASA astronaut and two Russians are back on Earth after being stuck in space for just over a year

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Iran’s IRGC successfully puts third imaging satellite into orbit

This is third successful launch of reconnaissance satellite by aerospace division of primary branch of Iran’s military.

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Can Elon Musk really save the world?

Despite his success with electric vehicles, the billionaire has not won over environmentalists.

Fortune

Asteroid ‘dust, debris’ likely found as returned NASA space capsule opened

Dark powder, sand-sized particles found as lid opened on Osiris-REx space probe which collected samples from asteroid.

Al Jazeera

New AI System Could Revolutionize Search For Extraterrestrial Life

Scientists develop method to detect signs of life on any planet or moon with 90% accuracy

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NASA Seeks $1 Billion Space Tug To Safely Deorbit International Space Station

Space agency releases request for proposal for a new spacecraft design or modification

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AI could help us find life on Mars

Researchers say AI can be used to reveal whether extraterrestrial samples were once teeming with life — or not

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Root Chakra keeps the lower back, reproductive system healthy: Expert explains how to balance it

The Root Chakra, known as Muladhara, serves as the foundation of your energy system. "Mula" means root, and "Dhara" means support, reflecting its role in grounding your energy to the Earth, explains Sidhharrth S Kumaar, Astro Numerologist, Founder, NumroVani. “This Chakra is vital for your day-to-day survival and provides a…

The Times of India

‘We can’t drink oil’: how a 70-year-old pipeline imperils the Great Lakes

Tribes say Line 5 is a ‘ticking time bomb’ for the Great Lakes, which contain a fifth of the Earth’s surface fresh water, and risks destroying their relationship with land and water

The Guardian - US

ISRO carries out assessment of space situation around L1 to ensure safety of Aditya-L1 spacecraft

ISRO's Aditya-L1 spacecraft is on its way to Sun-Earth Lagrange's Point 1 (L1). Assessment of space situation around L1 is done to ensure safety of spacecraft. Aditya-L1 will operate in halo orbit around L1 and will be continuously viewed from Earth. Four operational spacecrafts are stationed at L1. ISRO plans…

The Hindu

7 years, billions of kilometres, a handful of dust: NASA just brought back the largest-ever asteroid sample

After a journey of billions of kilometres, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission has culminated in a small black capsule blazing through the sky before touching down in the Utah desert.

The Conversation

Apocalyptic Study Warns Of Extreme Heat Threatening Mass Extinction

University of Bristol predicts inhospitable supercontinent with temperatures up to 70 degrees Celsius

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‘Inbred hillbilly’ Bryce Mitchell wants to own a farm with Sean O’Malley, teach him about Jesus and the flat earth

Bryce Mitchell would like to spend some time with UFC champ Sean O'Malley to make an impression on him.

The Conversation

As Antarctic sea ice continues its dramatic decline, we need more measurements and much better models to predict its future

After two seasons of record-breaking lows, Antarctica’s sea ice remains in dramatic decline, tracking well below any winter maximum levels observed since satellite monitoring began during the late 1970s.

Inverse

We Asked This Army Major And Astronaut For Career Advice

We could all learn a thing or two about career satisfaction — and success — from Maj. Rubins. She sat down with Inverse to share her best advice for establishing and sustaining a career you love. Here’s what we learned.

The Guardian - UK

Scientists hail pioneering software in hunt for alien life

Researchers hope to analyse materials from Mars using program that can detect ‘biosignatures’ of other life forms

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The Independent UK

Scientists develop method of identifying life on other planets

The simple and reliable test could revolutionise the search for life on other worlds, researchers say.

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New Study Suggests Earth’s Electrons Contribute To Water Formation On Moon

Discovery sheds light on origin and distribution of water ice in moon's shaded regions

Inverse

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Just Dropped Samples of Asteroid Bennu To Earth — Here’s Why They Are So Important

But like a college kid dropping off their laundry, the spaceship was just passing through on its way to another adventure.

Inverse

55 Years Later, One of the Oldest Sci-Fi Teams is Getting Rebooted

The most hardcore sci-fi government agency is back in full force. Here's how 'Doctor Who' is bringing back UNIT, again, and why that Avengers flair is on purpose.

The Guardian - UK

‘Supercontinent’ could make Earth uninhabitable in 250m years, study predicts

Extreme temperatures, radiation and collapse of food supply created by merging of continents would cause mass extinction

The Conversation

Giant sea lizards: fossils in Morocco reveal the astounding diversity of marine life 66 million years ago, just before the asteroid hit

Sixty-six million years ago, the Cretaceous period ended. Dinosaurs disappeared, along with around 90% of all species on Earth. The patterns and causes of this extinction have been debated since palaeontology began. Was it a slow, inevitable decline, or did the end come quickly, driven by a sudden, unpredictable disaster?

Evening Standard

OPINION - What’s next for Nasa’s Bennu asteroid samples?: Tech and Science Daily podcast

Nasa’s Osiris-Rex mission has successfully landed the largest asteroid sample ever collected back on Earth - now for the much-anticipated analysis.

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