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Science & Technology: Newly formed craters located on Mars hold clues about atmosphere and interior

An international team of researchers with NASA's InSight mission located four new craters created by impacts on the arssurface of M. Using data from a seismometer and visuals acquired from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Read more on Dynamite News:

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Global South: End war in Ukraine

Yes, the world has condemned Russia's invasion. But for the global South, ending the war now is an urgent cause

Salon

Toxic algae: Blooming danger?

Tiny and insidious, microalgae are multiplying along our coastlines. Although vital to our survival, some 200 out of 5,000 species studied are harmful to people and ecosystems. As global warming intensifies the problem, our oceans may be growing ever more toxic. The Down to Earth team investigates.

France 24

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Venus: The trouble with sending people there

Early and sustained volcanic eruptions on Venus created lava plains and increased the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The Hindu

Environmental destruction is part of Liz Truss’s plan

The prime minister’s ideology encourages the extraction of as much income as possible from nature, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

What harnessing geothermal power shares with fracking

The link between the fracking process and earthquakes is also a possibility in extracting geothermal energy

The Guardian - UK

Nasa releases new images of ‘planetary defence test’ after asteroid smash success

A Nasa spacecraft hit Dimorphos, a moon of asteroid Didymos, in an attempt to alter its orbital path and two telescopes captured images of the 'planetary defense test'

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NASA releases detailed views of DART mission smashing into asteroid from James Webb, Hubble telescopes

NASA's James Webb and Hubble space telescopes have captured views of the DART spacecraft intentionally smashing into an asteroid in a mission trialling technology for protecting Earth from potential asteroid collisions.

ABC News

Gleefully sex positive "Resident Alien"

There’s no crying in baseball and no shaming in “Resident Alien," which takes a refreshingly candid view of sex

Salon

DART: NASA's first asteroid defense mission isn't over — one critical step remains

NASA and the public wonder if an asteroid can be nudged onto a new path.

Inverse

RIP Coolio: The "down to earth" rapper who blew Castlederg away in intimate gig

The star passed away in Los Angeles on Wednesday

Belfast Live

Nasa releases images of ‘planetary defense test’ as spacecraft crashed into asteroid

James Webb and Hubble space telescopes captured impact on Dimorphos, moon of the asteroid Didymos, 6.8m miles from Earth

The Guardian - US

Climate change makes storms like Ian more common

Abnormally hot water in the Gulf of Mexico helped Hurricane Ian gain strength. Rapidly intensifying major hurricanes are more likely as the Earth gets hotter.

WEKU

Scientists discover fresh evidence of liquid water on Mars

While the new findings don’t ‘necessarily mean that life exists on Mars’, scientists have found fresh proof of liquid water being present beneath its south polar ice cap

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Marvel movies in order: chronological & release order

Catch up with the MCU with our list of the Marvel movies in order, in both chronological and release order.

The Conversation

Venus: the trouble with sending people there

Venus, often called Earth’s “evil twin” planet, formed closer to the Sun and has since evolved quite differently from our own planet. It has a “runaway” greenhouse effect (meaning heat is completely trapped), a thick carbon-dioxide-rich atmosphere, no magnetic field and a surface hot enough to melt lead.

The Hindu

First images of asteroid strike from Webb, Hubble telescopes

Images taken by Earth-bound telescopes showed a vast cloud of dust expanding out of Dimorphos — and its big brother Didymos which it orbits — after the spacecraft hit.

The Guardian - UK

‘When is it OK to start blowing things up?’ Mark Rylance on families, Hilary Mantel and climate disaster

The actor discusses his new drama at the London film festival, being starstruck by Meryl Streep – and the best way to take environmental action

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The Independent UK

Scientists find further evidence of liquid water on Mars

A study provides the first independent line of evidence using data other than radar, that there is liquid water beneath Mars’ south polar ice cap.

Daily Mirror

Inside the Hilton space hotel opening in 2027 with suites that orbit Earth

Hilton has been announced as the official hotel partner of Voyager Space, which plans to build a private space station called Starlab with funding from NASA's commercial arm

Tribune News Service

Seeds of a food revolution grow on this Minnesota Indian reservation

MAHNOMEN, Minnesota — Hours after a parade ends marking the White Earth Tribal and Community College's 25th anniversary, Robert Shimek is standing near some squash in a field, marveling at a bumblebee crawling into a blossom.

Belfast Live

Northern Irish astronomer captures brilliant images of Jupiter

A member of the Northern Ireland Amateur Astronomy Society captured the images as the planet is at its closet to Earth for 59 years

Al Jazeera

Nord Stream pipeline leaks are ‘catastrophic for the climate’

Methane leakage is likely to be biggest burst of the potent gas on record in one of the most polluted bodies of water.

Radio France Internationale

How NASA's asteroid basher's companion satellite snapped the cosmic crash

NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft crashed into the asteroid Dimorphos as part of a test to see if humans can successfully deflect space rocks from potentially dangerous trajectories. A toaster-sized microsatellite called LICIACube was on hand to capture images of the collision and collect rock and dust thrown…

The Conversation

Glass beads in lunar soil reveal ancient asteroid bombardments on the Moon and Earth

In 2020, China’s Chang'e 5 mission sampled more than a kilogram of Moon rock and soil and brought it back to Earth. The samples contain countless tiny beads of glass, created when asteroids hit the Moon and splashed out droplets of molten rock around the impact site.

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