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NASA Image Reveals How The New El Niño Compares to Past Extremes

NASA satellites are closely monitoring the emergence of El Niño's effects on weather patterns.

Inverse

NASA Captured This Dramatic Image Of Earth During The Ring of Fire Eclipse

The dark spot on the Earth is the moon's shadow.

Inverse

SpaceX: FAA Is Slowing Progress to the Moon

“If you’re able to build a rocket faster than the government can regulate it, that’s upside down.”

Reason

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Clouds of quartz detected high in a distant planet's atmosphere – here's what this tells us about other worlds

Quartz, also known as silica, is everywhere. This mineral is in the screen of the laptop or phone you’re reading this article on. It’s used to make computer chips, which are in everything from medical equipment to washing machines. It can be melted to produce glass.

The Conversation

Will the Earth breach its 1.5C guardrail sooner than we thought?

When the ‘godfather of climate science’ says the extraordinary heat during the northern summer points to accelerated warming, governments should listen

The Guardian - AU

NASA’s InSight Lander Just Recorded The Largest Mars Quake Ever

Data from NASA's InSight lander revealed a surprising cause for the largest Mars quake we have ever detected.

Inverse

NASA's Psyche asteroid mission: a 3.6 billion kilometre 'journey to the centre of the Earth'

Psyche was the Greek goddess of the soul, born a mere mortal and later married to Eros, the God of love. Who knows why the Italian astronomer Annibale de Gasparis gave her name to a celestial object he observed one night in 1852?

The Conversation

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Why is space so dark even though the universe is filled with stars?

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

Americans Don't Much Like Federal Agencies

Yet another year of low ratings for the apparatus of the D.C. leviathan.

Reason

UK could experience ‘civil unrest’ due to food shortages triggered by climate disasters

Experts say extreme weather events are the most probable cause of food shortages and subsequent distribution issues

The Independent UK

Skygazers watch ‘Ring of Fire’ eclipse over Western Hemisphere

A crowd of people wearing protective eyewear gathered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, one of many across the western United States watching as the Moon passed between the Sun and Earth at its furthest point from our planet.

The Hindu

‘A gorgeous sight’: delight and wonder as US viewers watch annular solar eclipse

Amid varying levels of cloud cover, Americans gathered and donned special glasses for rare celestial show

The Guardian - US

Asteroid missions: where we came from and where we are going

Space resource utilisation will be key for future space exploration.

The Canberra Times

‘Moment of annularity’ sweeps across parts of US as millions watch eclipse – as it happened

‘Ring of fire’ solar eclipse to be visible in California, Nevada, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico

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The Times of India

How solar eclipse affects human health?

A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, blocking all or a portion of the Sun's light. This phenomenon has intrigued humanity for centuries, often associated with various beliefs, myths, and superstitions. While there is scientific understanding of the astronomical event, some cultural and traditional…

The Guardian - US

‘Ring of fire’ visible in parts of US as crowds gathered to watch annular eclipse

Annular solar eclipse passed over eight states from Oregon to Texas and partial eclipse was visible in other continental states

Zenger

Miss England Rocket Scientist Lands Major Role With NASA

Beauty queen Jessica Gagen to speak at space conference, tour Kennedy Space Center, and promote STEM education

LiveScience

10 weird things that happen during a solar eclipse

Eclipses can be strange. Here are some of the weird things you can expect to experience during the April 8 total eclipse.

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Inverse

NASA’s Psyche Mission Launches to What May Be the Heart Of a Now-Dead Planet

A new NASA mission is successfully heading to a metal-rich object that may be a remnant of an ancient collision.

The Independent UK

NASA spacecraft launched to mysterious and rare metal asteroid in first mission of its kind

A NASA spacecraft has rocketed away on a six-year journey to a rare asteroid made of metal

The Conversation

Osiris-Rex: Nasa reveals evidence of water and carbon in sample delivered to Earth from an asteroid

On September 24 this year, a Nasa capsule parachuted down to Earth carrying a precious cache of material grabbed from an asteroid. The space agency has now revealed images and a preliminary analysis of the space rocks it found after lifting the lid off that capsule.

Salon

Astronomers see post-planetary collision

Astronomers say there were stunned when they realized two ice giants had collided near the star ASASSN-21qj

The Guardian - US

What is an annular solar eclipse and where will the ‘ring of fire’ be visible?

Some US states will have front-row seats to the celestial event on Saturday – here’s what you need to know

WEKU

Here's how you can see Saturday's 'ring of fire' solar eclipse

People in some areas of the western U.S. will be able to see the annular eclipse, when the moon passes directly in front of the sun. Experts urge viewers to watch the eclipse safely.

Salon

"Building blocks of life" in asteroid

Early analyses reveal carbon and water in ancient asteroid parachuted down to Earth

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