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Star players – how Kerbal Space Program’s little green aliens are helping the space flight experts of the future

It may be just a game but some players have gone on to careers in physics, engineering and aeronautics. Now the team behind Kerbal Space Program 2 is working with the European Space Agency to make it even more realistic

The Guardian - UK

Britons waiting twice as long for sickness benefits under Tories, analysis shows

Exclusive: Decision times have doubled to 26 weeks, as ministers consider annual health checks for workers

The Independent UK

The Moon is on track to get its very own timezone

The European Space Agency thinks it is time for the Moon to get its own time that is accepted internationally.

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Man so ill he can't even cut his own food told he's fit for work

Phillip Loughney relies on an electric wheelchair and can't leave the house alone

Liverpool Echo

Why space agencies want a set time zone for the Moon

Clocks don't tick on the Moon as they do on Earth, but space agencies still want to establish a time zone there.

ABC News

Sixty days in bed proves weightless inactivity will do serious harm to Mars-bound astronauts’ health

Lying in bed is a relatively cheap simulation of spending time in space, where the body, even when moving about, does little to no work

The New Daily

Plans to grow our food on the moon - just like Matt Damon did in movie The Martian

Shoppers in the UK may be struggling to get their hands on fresh fruit and veg right now but the surface of Moon could soon have a thriving selection with a futuristic lunar farm, scientists claim

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Denmark: Ice sheet movement can be used as an indication to show sea level rise

Using extensive satellite measurements, researchers from the GEUS and the University of Copenhagen's Niels Bohr Institute have conducted a study that shows how movements of the ice sheet are linked with meltwater flow beneath the ice. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Finding Evidence of Life on Mars Could Be Tougher Than We Thought

If we want to find the remains of extinct Martian life, we'll need to bring home some samples.

Inverse

‘We just discovered the impossible': how giant baby galaxies are shaking up our understanding of the early Universe

“Look at this,” says Erica’s message. She is poring over the very first images from the brand new James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

The Conversation

1 Gaming Stock to Help Level up Your Portfolio in 2023

The Gaming industry witnessed a slight slowdown in 2022 after two years of pandemic-fueled growth. However, mobile gaming company Playtika’s (PLTK) average DPUs stood at 3.4% in the third quarter. Moreover, the company has maintained its revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance for fiscal 2022. Thus, it could be wise to…

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Employment and Support Allowance: What is the difference between the two types and who qualifies?

The benefit is for those with disabilities or health conditions that affect their ability to work

Chronicle Live

Amateur astronomer spots new galaxy so faint even NASA scientists missed it

Giuseppe Donatiello saw the dwarf galaxy now named Donatiello II by trawling through image after image. He spotted the faint image in one of thousands

Daily Mirror

Asteroid lights up sky over Channel creating shooting star effect

Scientists predict asteroid strike for only seventh time as 1-metre object enters Earth’s atmosphere

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Evening Standard

Asteroid streaks through sky above English Channel delighting stargazers

Witnesses said it burned emerald green then bright orange as it struck the Earth’s atmosphere

Radio France Internationale

From the Lab: Why Lanzarote is drawing astronauts to the Canaries

Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, is a major tourist attraction known for its pristine beaches. Its volcanic landscapes have also made it an ideal training ground for geologists, astronauts and space engineers.

Texas Observer

Pawns in the Voucher Scheme

Texas legislators seem to be following Arizona's playbook by exploiting disabled students in their efforts to privatize public schools.

Inverse

European Space Agency's Juice Mission: Launch Date, Mission Goals, Timeline

The Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) mission is set to launch in April 2023.

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'Weird' comet heading straight towards the sun could be from another solar system

A huge 3.7 mile-wide comet hurtling towards the sun is believed to have come from another solar system and has been described by a leading astronomer as 'weird'

The Canberra Times

Burst water pipe results in road closure

Canberrans have been asked to avoid the area.

Daily Mirror

Huge 'Swiss cheese' bubble surrounds Earth in new images released by scientists

Incredible images have been released of an enormous 1,000-light-year-wide "superbubble" which surrounds planet Earth and was created by multiple supernova explosions

Chronicle Live

DWP changes to PIP and ESA assessments slammed for 'delays and confusion'

Website accuses the DWP of dragging its heels on clarifying a major change to the assessment system for benefits

Daily Mirror

EastEnders legend Ross Kemp makes acting comeback after seven years for new cop role

EastEnders hardman Ross Kemp is set to make his comeback after seven years away from acting, starring in a new Channel Five thriller as a detective

The Independent UK

ESA chief vows to restore Europe's access to space

The European Space Agency chief says he wants to rebuild Europe’s access to space following the botched launch of a European rocket carrying two Earth observation satellites last year and the delayed introduction of the Ariane 6 launcher

Reason

Will Katie Hobbs Take Down Arizona's Expanded School Choice Program?

The governor wants to roll it back, but she doesn't have the votes.

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