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How birds of prey are exposing a toxic time bomb

Researchers are finding chemicals that have not been fully tested for their environmental impact in eagles, owls and falcons – a sign of widespread, persistent pollution

The Guardian - UK

Jupiter is coming its closest to Earth in decades

Jupiter will be some 367 million miles from Earth on Monday, the closest it's been since 1963. It coincides with Jupiter being on the opposite side of Earth from the sun — when it'll be its brightest.

WEKU

Nasa’s Dart probe to smash into asteroid in first Earth defence test

Aim is to see whether space rocks can be deflected should one threaten humans with same fate as dinosaurs

The Guardian - UK

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Super-Earths may be the best places to look for alien life

Recent research has shown that the best chance astronomers have of finding life on another planet is likely to be on a super-Earth similar to the ones found recently.

Inverse

Mars once had glaciers — but low gravity made them weirder than anything we know

The key word here is moves, resulting from meltwater gathering below the ice sheet and lubricating its passage downwards across the landscape.

Inverse

NASA set to ram distant asteroid in bid to avoid future catastrophes on Earth

On Monday evening, a robotic NASA spacecraft is programmed to ram itself into a distant asteroid at 14,000 miles per hour in deep space to demonstrate the agency’s future ability to defend Earth from hazardous space rocks.

Tribune News Service

Kyle Shanahan: Jimmy Garoppolo is ‘one of the better throwers on this planet’

Kyle Shanahan called Jimmy Garoppolo 'one of the better throwers on this planet.' FIND THE LIE.

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NASA stands down from Tuesday launch for Artemis I, might roll back

ORLANDO, Fla. — With the approaching threat of what is forecast to be Hurricane Ian, NASA finally threw in the towel for a launch attempt Tuesday of its Artemis I mission to the moon from Kennedy Space Center.

Orlando Sentinel

Is a fact always true? A philosopher explains how to spot the difference

Can we trust the scientific truths of today?

Inverse

What clues do the newly formed craters on Mars reveal?

An international team of researchers with NASA’s InSight mission recently located four new craters c

The Hindu

NASA’s spacecraft to test whether an asteroid can be deflected by crashing into it

A tiny deflection could be sufficient to prove that this technique can actually change the path of an asteroid on a collision path with the Earth

The Hindu

One NASA asset will be critical to Moon and asteroid missions' success

Different missions are vying for a limited number of antennas. And DART and Artemis are running right up against each other.

Inverse

Super-Earths: Larger and more habitable

Astronomers catalogue a new type of planet, the super-Earth, which seem to be bigger and better than Earth itself

Salon

Pope appeals to the young to save the planet, find peace

Pope Francis has traveled to Assisi, the birthplace of his namesake saint to deliver an appeal aimed at young people in hopes they can help save the Earth and make the world's economy more attentive to the poor

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The Hindu

The strange effect of the Moon on mangrove forests

The Moon ‘wobble’ is a fluctuation in its gravitational pull that influences tidal activity.

The Independent UK

Why are there so many earthquakes in Mexico?

According to the National Seismological Service, five tectonic plates interact in Mexico: North America, Cocos, Pacific, Rivera and the Plate of the Caribbean

Los Angeles Times

Fault along Calif. coast could unleash earthquake on scale of San Andreas, study shows

LOS ANGELES — A fault system running nearly 70 miles along the coast of Los Angeles and Orange counties has the potential to trigger a magnitude 7.8 earthquake, according to a new study that is the latest to highlight the seismic threats facing Southern California.

Inverse

'Stellar Blade' release window, trailer, story, and gameplay for the PS5 exclusive

This is what know about 'Stellar Blade', a new action game for PS5 inspired by games like 'Bayonetta' and 'God of War'.

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The Conversation

How money and technology are militarising the fight against the illegal wildlife trade

Thousands of animals and plants are bought and sold each year globally as food, medicine, clothing and furniture – even in the form of musical instruments. Wildlife, it seems, is big business.

The Independent UK

Mexico earthquake sparks ‘desert tsunami’ in Death Valley cave 1,500 miles away in Nevada

‘Within five minutes, the normally still water in the pool began slowly moving, and soon built to waves several feet high’

The Guardian - US

The US’s ‘immigration crisis’ is admitting too few immigrants, not too many

Let’s make the US the most welcoming country on Earth – and bring order and humanity to a dysfunctional system

Wales Online

Meet Planet Earth's newest island – riddled with volcanoes and covering just six acres

Pacific eruption caused new landmass to form, says NASA

Salon

Why are there patterns in nature?

A physicist explains the molecular-level processes behind patterns

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: Can this exciting technology fix Earth?

Solar panel electric cars, stealing electricity from plants and a wind turbine in your garden?

The Conversation

Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier: the melting monster of sea level rise – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode: Thwaites Glacier: the melting, Antarctic monster of sea level rise, published on September 22, 2022.

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