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"Ms. Marvel" vs. the strict supermom

We stan this rare origin story with a female hero whose overpowering mother plays a central role in her greatness

Salon

June full moon 2025: The Strawberry Moon hides red star Antares

The full moon of June 2025, the Strawberry Moon, will pass in front of the red supergiant star Antares the day before the full moon in an event known as an occultation.

Space

Apollo 11 moon dust taken from stomachs of cockroaches could be YOURS - for £320,000

The Apollo 11 moon dust were brought back down to Earth from astronauts and now the strange items are up for sale but they come with a hefty price tag

Daily Mirror

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NASA’s hunt for life on Europa hits a major milestone

In today's edition of Inverse Daily, read about the James Webb Space Telescope, Paxlovid and rebound Covid-19 infections, and an interview on Ms. Marvel.

Inverse

Can Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam rebuild the DC Extended Universe?

The Rock’s amoral badass is finally here, but can he avoid the curse of the antihero movie?

The Guardian - UK

Hayabusa samples point to high water content on Ryugu

Samples from the Ryugu asteroid that were collected by the Hayabusa2 space probe contain water, according to a paper by researchers from Hokkaido University, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and other institutions that was published in the academic journal Science.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

The best recent science fiction and fantasy – review roundup

Ordinary Monsters by JM Miro; In the Heart of Hidden Things by Kit Whitfield; The Sanctuary by Andrew Hunter Murray; The Splendid City by Karen Heuler; and Scattered All Over the Earth by Yoko Tawada

The Guardian - UK

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Human settlements on the Moon will depend on answering two fundamental questions

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about two experiments headed to the Moon that could solve for mysteries of the Moon's geology and how humans could withstand life on our satellite.

Inverse

Lisboeta: Nuno Mendes’ little slice of Lisbon might surprise you

If you think you know traditional Portuguese food, think again. Dinner at Nuno Mendes’s newest venture is never what you expect, writes Hannah Twiggs

The Independent UK

Sand: Digging into a crisis?

The word sand usually conjures up images of a holiday on the beach. But the fine grains also happen to be a precious commodity. Humans extract 50 billion tonnes of sand and gravel every year, making it the second most exploited resource on the planet. Can the world keep digging…

France 24

NASA UFO probe: Space agency scientists to investigate 'national security issue'

The experts will examine 'unidentified aerial phenomena' or UFOs in the latest sign of the seriousness with which the US government is taking the issue.

Daily Mirror

Radio Ga Ga – Radio Signals Detected Coming From Dead Star Nearly 3 Billion Light Years From Earth

Mysterious radio signals have been detected coming from a dead star nearly three billion light years from Earth.

Zenger

Asteroid Samples Contain 'Clues to Origin of Life'

Asteroid dust collected by a Japanese space probe contains organic material that shows some of the building blocks of life on Earth may have been formed in space, scientists said Friday. Pristine material from the asteroid Ryugu was brought back to Earth in 2020 after a six-year mission to the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Asteroid samples contain clues to origin of life, say Japan scientists

TOKYO: Asteroid dust collected by a Japanese space probe contains organic material that shows some of the building blocks of life on Earth may have been formed in space, scientists said Friday.

Bangkok Post

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ABC News

Ancient Ryugu asteroid sample sheds new light on solar system's creation

Scientists say a tiny sample of an ancient asteroid is shedding new light on the creation of the solar system.

Newcastle Herald

Letters: Rate rise expected, but will still hurt plenty

Newcastle Herald readers have their say on the issues of the day.

The Conversation

Newly discovered fast radio burst challenges what astronomers know about these powerful astronomical phenomena

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

Input

Elon Musk hopes Tesla will shift Earth's 'entire' energy infrastructure

While hinting at the Tesla Master Plan's upcoming Phase Three, Musk indicated his hopes of a massive expansion are still very, very high.

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Benzinga

Ball Aerospace Picks Rocket Lab To Power NASA's GLIDE Spacecraft

Ball Corp (NYSE:BALL) subsidiary Ball Aerospace has selected Rocket Lab USA Inc (NASDAQ:RKLB) to manufacture the Solar Array Panel to power NASA's Global Lyman-Alpha Imager of Dynamic Exosphere (GLIDE) mission spacecraft planned to launch in 2025. GLIDE is a heliophysics mission intended to study variability in Earth's atmosphere. The Solar Array Panel will utilize SolAero…

The Independent UK

Aaron Rodgers reportedly has a new girlfriend named Blu Earth, following Shailene Woodley split

Couple spotted with their friends months after the football player’s split with Shailene Woodley

Salon

SCOTUS is crumbling after Roe leak

"I don't know how on earth the court is going to finish up its work this term," one insider told NPR

Benzinga

Looking Into Whole Earth Brands's Return On Invested Capital

According to Benzinga Pro, during Q1, Whole Earth Brands (NASDAQ:FREE) earned $2.73 million, a 793.64% increase from the preceding quarter. Whole Earth Brands's sales decreased to $130.59 million, a 1.6% change since Q4.

Inverse

NASA wants to send a space probe to Venus by 2030 for one specific reason

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about a new NASA mission to Venus, Hubble's latest feat, what we know about monkeypox, and more.

The Conversation

What is 'committed warming'? A climate scientist explains why global warming can continue long after emissions end

By now, few people question the reality that humans are altering Earth’s climate. The real question is: How quickly can we halt, even reverse, the damage?

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson’s benefits for mortgages plan ‘totally detached from reality’

‘We’re left scratching our heads thinking how on earth can this work in practice’

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