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What octopus DNA tells us about Antarctic ice sheet collapse

If we want to understand the future, it’s often useful to look at the past. And even more useful if you use octopus DNA to peer into worlds long gone.

The Conversation

10 jaw-dropping dinosaur fossils unearthed in 2023

From a teenage tyrannosaur's last meal to a fossilized voice box and a cliff covered in footprints, here are the 10 best dinosaur fossils unearthed this year.

LiveScience

Spectacular 'rainbow clouds' light up northern skies in a rare skywatching treat (photos)

Nacreous clouds also known as polar stratospheric clouds have been appearing across northern skies. We've rounded up some of the best photos of these rare 'rainbow clouds'.

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Astronomers Used This Old Tech To Snapshot An Elusive Gamma-Ray Beam

Not all scientific breakthroughs are high-tech ones.

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Steve Wozniak's start-up Privateer develops ride-sharing spacecraft to reduce orbital clutter

Steve Wozniak's space sustainability start-up Privateer launched a prototype of its Pono space module to encourage users to share 'stuff' in space.

Space

Johnson's rise comes at a steep cost

Inside the Christian supremacy movement that propelled Johnson to the top

Salon

Wilderness with Simon Reeve: release date, trailer, destinations, what happens, interview and everything you need to know

Wilderness with Simon Reeve is the the explorer’s latest adventure series on BBC2.

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Autosport Top 50 of 2023: #47 Tomoki Nojiri

After two years of dominating Super Formula, Nojiri returned to earth in 2023 amid his struggles to come to terms with the new SF23 aero package, with its reduced rear downforce and resultant shift towards oversteer. That showed when he suffered an uncharacteristic pre-season testing crash.

Autosport

Poisonous gas wave may have snuffed out half of all sea life in Earth's 1st mass extinction

About 510 million years ago, a deadly combination of low oxygen and surging hydrogen sulfide may have been what decimated 45% of all ocean life.

LiveScience

AP PHOTOS: A Muslim community buries its dead after an earthquake in China

Her relatives cleaned her body and wrapped it in a white cloth in the bare emergency shelter issued to her family.

The Independent UK

Large language models validate misinformation, finds study

According to new research on massive language models, they perpetuate conspiracy theories, negative stereotypes, and other types of misinformation. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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'Alien: Earth': Release date, plot, cast & everything we know about the Xenomorph's Hulu series

After Alien: Romulus, there's a first-ever Alien TV show in development for FX on Hulu. Here's everything we know about 'Alien: Earth' so far.

Space

In the quest to find alien life, scientists are searching for extrasolar Earth-Jupiter duos

Jupiter played a key role in life developing on Earth, so to boost the search for life outside the solar system, scientists have built a catalog of small, Earth-like planets with Jupiter-like siblings.

Space

Mars Express orbiter suggests evidence of ancient microbial life, water and volcanism on Red Planet

The European Space Agency's Mars Express orbiter has imaged the vast lava plains of Elysium Planitia, showing evidence of recent volcanism and proving the Red Planet has a turbulent past.

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'We've never had this sort of crap around here before': residents blow up about bypass work

Newcastle Inner City Bypass earthworks triggers dust concerns

The Independent UK

The world’s biggest, tallest and most extreme hotels

From the heights of Dubai’s skyline to the depths of Snowdonia’s slate mines, here are the hotels hosting in the extremes

LiveScience

Iron oxide baked into Mesopotamian bricks confirms ancient magnetic field anomaly

About 3,000 years ago in ancient Mesopotamia, brickmakers imprinted the names of their kings into clay bricks. Now, an analysis of the metal grains in those bricks has confirmed a mysterious anomaly in Earth's magnetic field.

The Conversation

How fossil fuel companies won COP28

Another climate summit has come and gone. The 28th Conference of the Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28 to you and me) took stock of the world’s progress in limiting global heating to 1.5°C. This is the guardrail scientists have advised world leaders to make every…

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Commercial Chinese rocket launches small returnable spacecraft to orbit (video)

The Chinese company iSpace's sixth Hyperbola-1 rocket lifted off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center early Sunday (Dec. 17) morning, carrying a recoverable satellite to orbit.

Zenger

Discovery Reveals Flowers Were More Diverse A 100 Million Years Ago

The team analyzed 121 fossilized flowers and compared them to 1,201 living samples to get their results.

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Ancient mammoth tusk unearthed by miners stuns paleontologists!

Unearthed by industrious coal miners in North Dakota, a mammoth tusk measuring seven feet in length has captured the attention of paleontologists. Discover...

Space

Microbes in Atacama desert's lost lagoons may mirror early life on Mars

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

The Independent UK

AP photos reveal intensity, insecurity and inequality in 2023 as world altered by climate change

Punishing heat that hovered and hung on much longer than usual. Flash floods that washed away large swaths of land and life. And wildfires that burned much of the year, leaving a wake of smoke and charred earth.

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NASA Streams First Video Of Cat Named “Taters” From Deep Space Via Laser

Taters the cat was laser-beamed for all of NASA to see; if only he knew. The post NASA Streams First Video Of Cat Named “Taters” From Deep Space Via Laser first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The 12 Most Mind-Blowing Science Breakthroughs of 2023

These breakthroughs are no-doubt-about-it advances that crucially improved our medical, technological, or astronomical understanding.

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