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Hottest day ever, four days in a row

As carbon emissions continue to trap greenhouse gases, global warming will worsen and threaten life on Earth

Salon

‘It’s incredibly heavy’: behind a tough film about the US foster care system

In the raw and unflinching drama Earth Mama, Olympian-turned-director Savanah Leaf centres a woman fighting to get her kids out of an oppressive system

The Guardian - US

Fisheries sector is key for growth of country’s GDP, says Union Minister

Union Minister for Earth Sciences Kiren Rijiju said that the fisheries and aquaculture sector is going to play a key role in the growth of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (

The Hindu

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Physicist who found spherical meteor fragments claims they may come from an alien spaceship – here's what to make of it

Avi Loeb, a physicist from Harvard University in the US, has recovered 50 tiny spherical iron fragments from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean that he claims may be material from an interstellar alien spaceship.

The Conversation

SpaceX, NASA targeting Aug. 15 for launch of Crew-7 astronaut mission

SpaceX's seventh operational astronaut mission to the International Space Station now has a target launch date — Aug. 15.

Space

How a Military Base Became a Safe Haven for Endangered Species

Tank treads tearing up the earth and planned fires are the kind of short-lived destruction that mimics much-needed natural cycles for all matter of wildlife

The Walrus

SpaceX launches 48 Starlink satellites, lands rocket on ship at sea (video)

SpaceX launched another big batch of its Starlink internet satellites to low Earth orbit today (July 7) and landed the returning rocket on a ship at sea.

Space

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Mars and Venus leave the night sky this month. Here's how to say goodbye

Mars and Venus have been brilliant in the night sky for many months on end but will soon say farewell as July 2023 comes to a close.

Space

Astrophysicists explain why Earth's day was always 19.5 hours for more than a billion years

The slow and steady lengthening of the Earth's day caused by the tidal pull of the moon has been halted for more than a billion years, according to a group of astrophysicists from the University of Toronto (U of T). Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Incredible transformation of town burnt to ground by wildfires - but facing fresh threat

Around 100 firefighters battled the blaze which reduced 19 homes to ashes, scorched the earth and left burned-out wrecks of cars in East London last year

Daily Mirror

For the third time this week, Earth sets a heat record

Earth’s average temperature set a new unofficial record high on Thursday, the third such milestone in a week that already rated as the hottest on record

The Independent UK

Five ways AI might destroy the world: ‘Everyone on Earth could fall over dead in the same second’

Artificial intelligence is already advancing at a worrying pace. What if we don’t slam on the brakes? Experts explain what keeps them up at night

The Guardian - UK

Super acquires two new renewable operators

SET-listed Super Energy Corporation Plc (Super), Thailand's largest operator of solar farms based on total capacity within the country and overseas, is restructuring its business by acquiring two new renewable energy assets and selling what it considers to be an inactive asset, part of efforts to make the company an…

Bangkok Post

Global temperatures have been the hottest on record for 3 days in a row

The world's average temperature was the hottest on record from July 3 to July 5, 2023. Climate change and El Niño are to blame, scientists say.

LiveScience

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Bangkok Post

Love the Earth, plant trees with Central

To mark World Environment Day, Central and Robinson Department Stores joined hands with the Royal Forest Department to launch the Central/Robinson Love The Earth 2023 campaign to boost green spaces around the country.

Inverse

Look! NASA Captures Image of a Powerful Solar Flare

The Sun unleashed a powerful solar flare ahead of Independence Day. NASA released an image of the flash, captured with its Solar Dynamics Observatory mission.

Space

What would it be like to walk on an asteroid? Scientists explain (video)

How would astronauts walk on an asteroid? With the potential to sink into killer "ball pits" or to take jumps that launch them into space, the answer is "carefully."

The Hindu

Are science journalists scientists?

Science journalists produce a different kind of knowledge – in the same way that magnetite mined from the earth is different from a crowbar

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Inverse

Earth's Core Keeps Getting Weirder

A recent study found that our planet's inner core is a mosaic of textures and densities, and maybe some trapped molten metal.

Inverse

While Earth Hits Record Temps, Scientists Find the Upper Heat Limit for the Body

Findings presented at The Society for Experimental Biology conference reveal that at 104 degrees Fahrenheit and above hinder body's ability to cool itself.

The Independent UK

Automaker Stellantis signs deal company seeking to mine in Nebraska for rare earths needed in EVs

The company that wants to mine for critical minerals in southeast Nebraska has signed a deal with Stellantis, giving the automaker access to the rare earth elements used to produce high-powered magnets needed for its electric vehicles

Space

Astronaut shares stunning view of July's supermoon from space (photo)

July's full Buck Moon — the first of four consecutive supermoons — rose on July 3, and an astronaut aboard the ISS snapped a stunning view of the celestial sight.

Inverse

Wild Astronomical Discovery Confirms Einstein Was Right About Time Itself

Quasars show evidence that time was slower in the early universe.

Space

SpaceX Starlink satellites had to make 25,000 collision-avoidance maneuvers in just 6 months — and it will only get worse

Exponential growth in Starlink orbital collision avoidance maneuvers in the past six months is sparking concerns over the long-term sustainability of satellite operations.

Manchester Evening News

Top tips for viewing the Northern Lights in parts of northern UK tonight

The phenomenon could be visible in the night sky this evening until Saturday

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