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‘Earth was really dying’: David Bowie and the birth of environmentalism

Coupled with its playful fascination for space technology, the Ziggy Stardust album also described a dread of the Pandora’s box that might be opened as a result of this progress, writes David Larsson Heidenblad

The Independent UK

A dying earth and a lament for lost fathers: Sheila Heti strips back the novel and makes it new

Sheila Heti’s slender, folkloric novel Pure Colour contains multitudes. It’s a love story, a lament. And it’s a philosophical enquiry into rupture: radical alteration caused by the death of a father, and a dying iteration of life on earth.

The Conversation

Fastest-growing black hole of past 9 billion years discovered in bright constellation of Centaurus

Astronomers discover a supermassive black hole that gobbles up the equivalent of one Earth every second.

ABC News

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Europe’s space agency greenlights Comet Interceptor to study the next ‘Oumuamua

The Comet Interceptor mission will wait for an interstellar object to pass near Earth so ESA can encounter it and study it ASAP and determine its origin.

Inverse

Bernie confronts Graham at Fox debate

"The policies that I advocate are taking place all over the world," Sanders said

Salon

Royal Ascot 2022 Day Two: Bay Bridge can win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes

Sir Michael Stoute's rising star can take the Group One feature on the day two in Berkshire Love Reigns, Anchorage, Mother Earth, Little Big Bear, Totally Charming and Spirit Of The Bay may also win

Liverpool Echo

When is the summer solstice 2024? The first day of summer and the meaning behind it

While the days are certainly getting lighter earlier, summer doesn’t officially begin until the summer solstice

Evening Standard

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‘Scorched earth’: Russian forces push back Ukrainians in battle for key city

Battle for Sievierodonetsk is one of ‘most brutal’ seen in Europe, says Ukrainian president

The Independent UK

Yosemite undergoes forest thinning due to wildfire risk; environmentalists want it stopped

For more than a century, Yosemite National Park was viewed as a refuge where nature prevails unmolested by man-made forces amid picturesque vistas of granite cliffs, waterfalls and giant sequoias.

Los Angeles Times

How to photograph a supermoon

Learn how to compose the perfect supermoon photo in time for the next one.

Space

Strawberry supermoon 2022: How to see it from Edinburgh and the best time to catch it

Edinburgh is set to bask under a supermoon from Tuesday as the strawberry moon will appear larger and brighter than normal - Here is everything you need to know about Earth's natural satellite

Edinburgh Live

Deaf and mute boy, 10, stuck down 80ft well with snakes and scorpions for 4 days

Venomous snakes and scorpions unearthed during the dig to save the boy have hampered rescue efforts as Indian officials try to save ten-year-old Rahul Sahu

Daily Mirror

In hottest city on Earth, mothers bear brunt of climate change

Heavily pregnant Sonari toils under the burning sun in fields dotted with bright yellow melons in Jacobabad, which last month became the hottest city on Earth.

Reuters

1 convicted of paying kickbacks to disgraced ex-Bloomingdale Township road commissioner

A jury on Monday convicted Mario Giannini, who worked for Bulldog Earth Movers, at the end of a weeklong trial that featured the testimony of former Bloomingdale Township Highway Commissioner Robert Czernek.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Inverse

NASA loses 2 cyclone-tracking satellites after launch company Astra rocket fails

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about a new setback for NASA's storm-monitoring program and private space company Astra, a new flesh-covered robot finger, and more.

Newsroom.co.nz

Why NZ's record high exports are cause for concern

Jack Santa Barbara asks just how much food and fibre can we produce without destroying our biocapacity.

Reuters

Ecuador indigenous groups block road to protest economic policies

Indigenous groups in Ecuador were blocking some highways with mounds of earth and burning tires on Monday, kicking off what they say will be an indefinite protest against the economic policies of conservative President Guillermo Lasso.

Input

William Shatner's Blue Origin flight sent him weeping for the environment

All it took was a $28 million trip to Earth's orbit for Shatner to realize the existential threat of climate destruction.

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The Hindu

Worker dies as earth caves in

A worker died and another sustained injuries when earth caved in on them while they were engaged in the construction of a pump house on the shores of the Kabani river at Kolavally on the Kerala-Karnataka border on Monday.

Daily Mirror

Strawberry moon - when does it peak in the UK and other full moon dates

Full moons occur every month but some of them are quite special. Here's what you need to know about June's Strawberry moon, when it peaks in the UK and other full moon dates for the rest of the year

Benzinga

Why Shares Of Astra Space Are Trading Lower

Astra Space, Inc. (NASDAQ: ASTR) shares are trading lower after the company failed to deliver NASA payloads to orbit.

WEKU

A strawberry supermoon will rise on Tuesday. Here's how to watch

June's full moon gets its nickname from the strawberry harvesting season in the Northeastern U.S. It also happens to be at its closest distance to Earth in its orbit, which makes it a supermoon.

Inverse

For humans on Mars, the best radiation shield may be a deceptively rustic mix

To ensure astronaut health and safety, scientists are investigated several means of radiation protection. The optimal mixture is surprisingly rustic, they find.

Insider UK

Scottish tech firm secures £1.5 million to develop its earth observation software

The seed round money will be used to expand its data sources and scale the product

Inverse

NASA publishes the results of its intense killer asteroid dress rehearsal

The lessons learned could help avert real impacts in the near future or significantly limit the devastation one could cause.

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