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NASA Hopes New Zealand Launch Will Pave Way for Moon Landing

NASA wants to experiment with a new orbit around the moon that it hopes to use in the coming years to once again land astronauts on the lunar surface. So it is sending up a test satellite from New Zealand, with the launch scheduled for late Tuesday. If successful, the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Ms. Marvel' Episode 4 release date, time, plot, cast, trailer, and Disney Plus schedule

Kamala learns more about her family's Djinn heritage and the burden of her destiny

Inverse

Do we need a new theory of evolution?

The long read: A new wave of scientists argues that mainstream evolutionary theory needs an urgent overhaul. Their opponents have dismissed them as misguided careerists – and the conflict may determine the future of biology

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Helen McCourt's mum glad killer 'wiped off earth' despite never telling where he hid body

Depraved Simms, 64, strangled 22-year-old Helen as she walked home from work in 1988 but has never revealed where her body is

Daily Mirror

NASA discovery could reveal whose rocket booster crashed into the Moon in March

LRO just identified a crater formed by the rocket booster that crashed into the far side of the Moon in March.

Inverse

NASA mission to core of an ancient mini-planet in our Solar System suffers major setback

NASA's mission to a planet's former core will not launch this year, delivering a delay in both launch date and prolonging the eventual arrival date.

Inverse

July full moon 2025: The Buck Moon joins Mars and Saturn

The July full moon, also known as the Buck Moon, occurs on July 10. It will share the evening sky with Mars and Saturn.

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Did you solve it? Are you smart enough to work for Elon Musk?

The answers to today’s planetary perplexities

The Guardian - UK

One weird type of exoplanet could support life outside the habitable zone

Hydrogen and helium atmospheres could keep exoplanets warm enough to be habitable, even at huge distances from their stars.

Inverse

Human disruption to Earth's freshwater cycle has exceeded the safe limit, our research shows

Green water – the rainwater available to plants in the soil – is indispensable for life on and below the land. But in a new study, we found that widespread pressure on this resource has crossed a critical limit.

The Conversation

How many ice ages has the Earth had, and could humans live through one?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

I watched hundreds of flat-Earth videos to learn how conspiracy theories spread – and what it could mean for fighting disinformation

Around the world, and against all scientific evidence, a segment of the population believes that Earth’s round shape is either an unproven theory or an elaborate hoax. Polls by YouGov America in 2018 and FDU in 2022 found that as many as 11% of Americans believe the Earth might be…

The Conversation

Fifty launches a year: Company behind NASA’s history-making rocket project has tall ambitions

ELA, the company behind NASA's historic rocket launch from Arnhem Land, says it soon hopes to execute more than 50 similar launches a year.

The New Daily

Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts reveals she is free of cancer

Alongside an image of her and her doctor, Dr Khan, she wrote: “Angel on Earth. The day I’ve been waiting for"

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Can you solve it? Are you smart enough to work for Elon Musk?

The favourite interview question of the world’s richest man

Inverse

NASA lit 1,500 fires on the International Space Station — and discovered something new

Non-premixed flames are those where the fuel and the oxidizer remain separate before reaction, or ignition, like a candle flame.

Evening Standard

House price forecast: estate agent predicts prices will go higher than expected as supply crisis continues

The housing market is still struggling with a lack of supply, meaning agents think prices will take longer to ‘come back down to earth’

The Independent UK

How paranoia over trans rights became catnip for QAnon and the far right

A perfect storm of factors has put outrage about trans rights at the heart of the modern far right, writes Io Dodds

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New molecules found on a nearby asteroid could reveal the origins of life

Japanese researchers recently announced that Ryugu carries strains of no less than 20 different amino acids — the building blocks of life itself!

The Independent UK

Destruction everywhere, help scarce after Afghanistan quake

Villagers see destruction everywhere and help in short supply days after an earthquake devastated a remote region of southeast Afghanistan and killed at least 1,150 people

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rich Heritage Buried under Impoverished Gaza Strip

While workers labored on a large construction site in the Gaza Strip, a security guard noticed a strange piece of stone sticking out of the earth. "I thought it was a tunnel," said Ahmad, the young guard, referring to secret passages dug by the group Hamas to help it battle…

The Independent UK

In Jacobabad, the hottest city on earth, women bear the brunt of climate change

For every 1 degree Celsius in temperature rise, the number of stillbirths and premature deliveries increases by about 5%

The Times of India

Karnataka: Mild tremors felt in Dakshina Kannada, Kodagu

MADIKERI/ MANGALURU: Mild tremors were felt in many parts of Kodagu and Sullia taluk in Dakshina Kannada on Saturday morning. Residents of Sullia said they heard a loud sound and the earth shook for about 45 seconds. Several houses developed small cracks on walls.

Inverse

How a new deep-space radio signal baffled the scientist who found it

A new fast radio burst repeater can be localized, but some parts of the signal leave scientists scratching their heads.

Wales Online

Space rock larger than London Eye to whizz past Earth next week

Asteroid is speeding through space at more than 12km per second

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