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New 1300ft 'lunar city' with artificial gravity will allow babies to be born on the moon

Professor Yosuke Yamashiki, of Kyoto University, Japan, said that the day when humans will live in outer space, on the Moon and on Mars, is “just around the corner”

Daily Mirror

Travel for Two: Okefenokee Swamp lures you in with its peaceful, haunting beauty

Call it what you will — primordial, mystifying, daunting, backwater or, above all, magnificent in that swamp sort of way — the Okefenokee Swamp is one of Georgia’s most beloved treasures. Covering some 700 square miles in southeastern Georgia and the very northern reaches of Florida, the Okefenokee, whose name…

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Bristol City Council urged to back plant-based treaty for 'healthier planet'

Campaigners are urging Bristol councillors to support a meat-free lifestyle

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MAFS’ Olivia Revealed The List Of Folks She’s Blocked On IG Which Includes At Least One Co-Star

In the absolute fucking weirdest of flexes, MAFS villain Olivia Frazer has shared the list of people she’s blocked on Instagram to her IG Story.What on God’s green earth prompted her to do such a thing?Well, the reality star took part in a round of the “Show Me a Photo…

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Wildfire spreading like the plague

The way we think of fire informs how we manage it. For a long time we considered it physics, but perhaps fire is a biological phenomenon, like a virus.

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How Webb telescope will search for E.T.

The space telescope has already proved that it can see distant planets' atmospheres

Salon

Nevada court fights raise caution flags on green energy push

Opposition from friends, not foes, is creating some potential roadblocks to President Joe Biden’s green energy agenda in the blue-leaning, Western swing state of Nevada

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Break your silence on the climate emergency

Letters: Caroline Roaf contemplates her life staring at the destruction of the planet, while Brent Furnas says human beings are capable of great things so there is still hope

The Guardian - UK

The first and only cat to go to space - and her tragic end when she got back to Earth

Found on the streets of Paris, mild-mannered Felicette made cosmic history when she was blasted off into space in 1963 in a feline mission that's never been repeated since

Daily Mirror

TV tonight: the chaos and toxicity of a 1980s Australian newsroom

The Newsreader is a new comedy-drama starring Sam Reid and Anna Torv as an unlikely partnership. Plus: Paul Hollywood visits the most dangerous cantina on Earth. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Kolkata: Deal inked to buy three more East-West Metro rakes

KOLKATA: Now that Sealdah has opened up and the entire East-West Metro corridor may be commissioned in mid-2023, Kolkata Metro Rail Corporation (KMRC) has inked a new deal to purchase more rakes from Bengaluru-based PSU Bharat Earth Movers Ltd (BEML).

The Times of India

One of 'Interstellar’s wildest concepts could help humans live on Moon

Inverse

50 years ago, a powerful satellite overcame opposition and changed how we understand Earth forever

Landsat-1 gave us images of Earth like never before.

Inverse

Astronomers have an ambitious plan to discover the first light in the universe

Shedding some light on the subject

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‘I’m very pleased we’ve got the same name’: Brian Cox meets Brian Cox

The actor Brian Cox used to be irked by the success of his upstart namesake. Now, for the first time, he and Prof Brian Cox talk science, Succession and what Shakespeare and black holes have in common

Inverse

Extraterrestrial life could resemble real ancient microbes found on Earth

A team of researchers looked at ancient Earth and some of its first inhabitants to shed some light on what simple life on other worlds might look like and what the atmospheres might look like.

Mic

Black Horror 101

A look at the long list of creators and actors of color who paved the way for Jordan Peele’s 'Nope.'

Inverse

Watch: New videos reveal Sun’s chaotic eruptions as it reaches solar maximum

New videos and images released by NOAA reveal the terrific power of the Sun’s eruptions in tremendous detail as it reaches a critical period of activity.

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Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: Sun’s ‘canyon of fire’ shoots solar storms at Earth

Electromagnetic explosions on the Sun’s surface have sparked what’s described as a “canyon of fire” that’s due to blast Earth with three days of solar storms.

Inverse

LOOK! Webb data reveals stunning images of potentially habitable star system

A Redditor took Webb data and processed it themselves in order to create a ground-breaking image of TRAPPIST-1, a star with several planets in orbit that may be habitable.

Evening Standard

How to see September’s Harvest Moon and partial lunar eclipse

As we enter the month of September, when is the next full moon?

The Hindu

Daily Quiz | On the moon landing

On July 21, 1969, Apollo 11 crew members Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin became the first people to walk on the Moon. Here’s a quiz on the moon landing and other space missions.

Daily Record

Dundee heading to Cornwall as Beano legends set to spend summer at Eden Project

Dennis, Gnasher, Minnie and other famous friends are heading south for a summer of mischief and mayhem.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Editorial: Counting the cost of America's fickle fascination with space travel

Chicago Sun-Times

A dangerous volcano can teach us something about national solidarity

Clearly, a massive eruption or earthquake or tsunami anywhere on the globe would be a tragedy. And yet, because this danger is in Washington State, I would feel it more acutely than if it struck elsewhere.

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