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Saline Solution: Life On Earth Was Kick-Started By Salt, According To New Research

The finding is based on a climate model where different amounts were dissolved.

Zenger

5 years ago, Michael Bay made the most exhausting sci-fi blockbuster of the century

There’s maximalism, and then there’s this. Five years later, 'Transformers: The Last Knight' is still a low-point for the franchise.

Inverse

Four-mile stretch of A9 near Perth to be under 50mph speed limit for 18 months

The restriction will be enforced on the Inveralmond Roundabout heading north as earthworks start on site for the £118 million Cross Tay Link Road project

Daily Record

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Summer Solstice 2022 - what does it mean, as 6,000 flock to Stonehenge

Summer Solstice is here to mark the beginning of the summer - as revellers head out to historic sights including Glastonbury Tor and Stonehenge, where 6,000 are reported to have gathered overnight

Daily Mirror

Alien life may exist on Venus as planet could be 'habitable', says report

A new study from Massachusetts Institute of Technology has found that ammonia in the clouds of Venus could neutralise the sulphuric acid and make the planet "more habitable"

Daily Mirror

When to see the planets align

Topics: A planetary alignment and winter solstice.

Newcastle Herald

Eureka Earth photos show heavy lifting to No. 13 at Augusta National, and maybe a new, longer tee

Eureka Earth photos appear to show a new, longer tee box on the famed par 5 at the home of the Masters.

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The real world behind "Jurassic World"

During the Gilded Age, two men fought to find valuable fossils — and one changed the world by discovering a T. Rex

Salon

Planet Earth cameraman films wildlife documentary shot entirely in a pub garden

Doug Allan said the pub garden in Shropshire was ‘teeming with nature’.

The Independent UK

Vladimir Putin's war machine will see world become 'hell on earth' if not stopped

Director of the UN's World Food Programme David Beasley has warned of "frightening" food shortages that could spark widespread civil unrest in countries relying on Ukraine's wheat exports to feed their citizens

Daily Mirror

Kew Gardens is for all of us, including the hard-up

We want Kew to be for everyone. In 2021 the Royal Botanic Gardens published its strategy for the next decade, Our Manifesto for Change. It has five priorities to help us fulfil Kew’s mission: to understand and protect plants and fungi for the well-being of people and the benefit of…

Evening Standard

Advanced new model of Earth’s tectonic plates to improve global quake and volcano threat prediction

‘Biggest changes to the plate model have been in western North America’

The Independent UK

When Earth’s magnetic poles flip it could be “chaos” for future humans

Earth’s magnetic field is a dipole field because it has two poles, like a bar magnet.

Inverse

Can a mature, solo traveler find happiness on a kid-centric cruise from the Happiest Place on Earth?

I didn’t want to go on a Disney Cruise.

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In new Disney Pixar movie ‘Lightyear’, time gets bendy

Is time travel real, or just science fiction?

The Independent UK

God’s Favorite Idiot might not be as divine as The Good Place, but grapples compellingly with faith

Ben Falcone and Melissa McCarthy’s new Netflix comedy isn’t going to change the world, says Amanda Whiting, but the effort made to create such an outward-looking sitcom should be praised

Inverse

Hubble telescope figures out the trick to weighing a lonely black hole

The team said that the very intense gravity of the black hole will stretch out the duration of the lensing event for over 200 days.

The Canberra Times

Canberra's bright minds picked to represent Australia at Earth Science Olympiad

Canberra students Adrian Lehane and Georgia Tonkin have been selected to represent Australia in the International Earth Science Olympiad.

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The science of outrage

The Nobel winner picked on by idiots

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The worldly Scot who shone a light on the very stuff of planet Earth

THIS week will see the 190th anniversary of the death of one Enlightenment personality who should be much better known in Scotland and elsewhere for…

Daily Mirror

Stephen Fry to take on Sir David Attenborough as new ITV nature show host

The brain box will be exploring the world and all the wild and wonderful aspects of nature in a new six part ITV documentary series titled A Year On Planet Earth

Daily Mirror

Buzz Lightyear's stuffed cat sidekick 'Sox' sent into orbit before crash landing in UK

Sox successfully parachuted back down to earth, landing in the Lincolnshire town of Spalding after a successful trip to 'infinity and beyond'

Asharq Al-Awsat

Milan Fashion Week: Fendi, Armani, Dolce&Gabbana Invoke Joy

Denim, fringe and chunky rubber sliders. These are the elements of next year’s summer wardrobe emerging from the second day Saturday of Milan Fashion Week menswear previews. Temperatures in Milan were unusually high and the fashion crowd scooted from show to show with the thermometer topping 34 C (93 F)…

The Independent UK

Milan Fashion Week: Fendi, Armani, Dolce&Gabbana invoke joy

Denim, fringe and chunky rubber sliders

Newsroom.co.nz

'Every day people are asking for help to die in order to end their hell on earth'

Today, NZ-born Prof Sean Davison completes a 3-year sentence for the assisted suicides of three disabled men in South Africa. This is the first published extract from his new book.

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