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Russia to withdraw from International Space Station and build its own

It said it would leave the project in 2024

Wales Online

Look: Hubble Space Telescope captures light so distorted a galaxy appears twice

The robust telescope found a space mirror.

Inverse

Russians reportedly building a satellite-blinding laser – an expert explains the technology

Russia is building a new ground-based laser facility for interfering with satellites orbiting overhead, according to a recent report in The Space Review. The basic idea would be to dazzle the optical sensors of other nations’ spy satellites by flooding them with laser light.

The Conversation

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Astronomers plan to track more potential “planet killer” asteroids near Earth

The nightmarish possibilities of a collision with Earth motivate space agencies like NASA and the European Space Agency to scan the night for their telltale glints.

Inverse

UAE Selects Sultan Al-Neyadi to Embark on 6-Month Space Station Journey

The United Arab Emirates announced Monday selecting astronaut Sultan al-Neyadi to participate in the first long-term mission to the International Space Station (ISS), as part of a NASA, Space-X and Crew-6 mission that will launch in spring 2023. Neyadi will spend six months aboard the ISS, during which he will…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Pilot spots red glow below clouds that people think ‘could be the end of time’

Some people think the fiery red glow is a large fishing boat that’s using red lights to attract fish.

Daily Record

Lunar City With Artificial Gravity Created In Bid To Enable Babies To Be Born On Moon

The 1,300-foot tall rotating building is designed to complete a full circle every 20 seconds.

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The Webb Telescope will drop everything to observe the next interstellar object

In 2017 and 2018, scientists spotted the first two interstellar objects ever recorded in our Solar System. JWST could tell us more about them.

Inverse

‘We must not show fear’: Colombia’s children learn to defend their way of life – a photo essay

In Cauca province, where hundreds of environmental defenders have been killed since 2016, children aged five to 15 are taught non-violent ways to avoid recruitment into militias and protect their land

The Guardian - UK

Kennedy Space Center: Florida’s surprising filmmaking destination

ORLANDO, Fla. — Believe it or not, big sci-fi epics like “Armageddon,” “Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2″ and “Tomorrowland,” have something in common with cult hits like “Sharknado 3,” nonfiction movies like “Apollo 13″ and “First Man” and even reality TV shows like “Cake Boss” and “Lifetime Celebrity Bucket…

Orlando Sentinel

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

How Webb telescope will search for E.T.

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

Salon

The hope and hype of psychedelic therapy

Inside the underground world of psychedelic therapy and the controversial charity pushing hard to bring the treatment into the mainstream.

ABC News

Russian and European astronauts make rare spacewalk

A Russian and a European work side-by-side outside of the International Space Station for seven hours to complete a spacewalk mission.

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Irish Mirror

Comedian’s joke on Nasa banning masturbation over pregnancy fears goes viral

Astronauts have been warned about pleasuring themselves in space after it was revealed a single solitary session can accidentally impregnate female crew members

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

NASA fixed Artemis I megarocket's fuel leak, removing a huge obstacle to launch

With that out of the way, Artemis I should be able to fly in late August or early September

Daily Mirror

Worrying NASA satellite footage shows how dry and brown UK is now compared to a year ago

The stark images show how the landscape has changed after this week's heatwave which saw temperatures hit 40C, wildfires break out and the Met Office issue an unprecedented red warning

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Salon

Why Saturn has rings and Jupiter doesn't

Researchers point the finger of blame at Jupiter's own massive moons

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.

The Independent UK

Severe drought at US’s largest reservoir revealed through the decades by Nasa satellite images

Reservoir last reached full capacity in 1999

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.

WEKU

COMIC: How living on Mars time taught me to slow down

NASA engineer Nagin Cox lives on Earth but works on Mars time, where days are longer and time works differently. Her work with the rovers has entirely changed the way she thinks about time on Earth.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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

Tribune News Service

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