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What does the Axiom 4 mission mean for the future of Poland's space industry?

Last week, an Indian, a Hungarian and a Pole have arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) for the first time. Experts say that, like the "Apollo effect" felt after the famous mission, this journey may inspire a new generation of astronauts.

Euronews

I’m obsessed with brittle stars: fish often nip off bits of their arms but they regenerate

These starfish relatives have lots of remarkable features and are a keystone species. My hope is that we will recognise how vital these charismatic creatures are

The Guardian - UK

Bare nails, raw milk and no SPF: Earth Mama wellness influencers are only getting wackier

A new breed of MAHA-inspired wellness influencers want you to trade your sun cream for coconut oil and ditch the kale in favour of raw meat

Evening Standard

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T3 Awards 2025: all Home and Style winners announced!

From vacuums and purifiers to LED face masks and fragrance, here are T3’s Home and Style award winners

Scientists look to black holes to know exactly where we are in the Universe. But phones and wifi are blocking the view

The scientists who precisely measure the position of Earth are in a bit of trouble. Their measurements are essential for the satellites we use for navigation, communication and Earth observation every day.

The Conversation

The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s China deal: rare earths pave the green road to militarisation

Editorial: Clean tech’s key minerals now drive western rearmament, reviving extractive ambition and exposing the toxic cost of dependence

The Guardian - UK

'War of the Worlds' at 20: Steven Spielberg made three-quarters of an apocalyptic classic

Spielberg's contemporary spin on H. G. Wells would be up there with his best if only he could have nailed the ending.

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Blue Origin launches 6 tourists on suborbital trip from Texas, including 750th person ever to fly into space

Blue Origin, the spaceflight company founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, launched its 13th crewed New Shepard rocket on a successful suborbital spaceflight on Sunday, June 29, 2025.

Space

New satellite constellation will scan the entire Earth every 20 minutes to find wildfires

Muon Space released the first images from its new wildfire detection satellite, FireSat.

Space

Plankton can investigate crime, affect the climate and influence science

Not much attention is paid to plankton because these creatures are usually hidden from sight. They are mostly microscopic in size and live in aquatic environments, but human lives are intricately connected with plankton.

The Conversation

Early visions of Mars: Meet the 19th-century astronomer who used science fiction to imagine the red planet

Parisian astronomer Camille Flammarion brought used science fiction to bring Mars to life

Space

20 Years Ago, Steven Spielberg Revitalized A Classic Sci-Fi Epic

Long after 'E.T.' and 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' gave us lovable aliens, Spielberg took a very different approach to aliens.

Inverse

Voices: Earth doesn’t recognise national boundaries – we must collaborate for Net Zero

COMMENT: The world has changed, writes BP’s former chief executive, Lord Browne. The government must emphasise the importance of clean energy, and private and public sectors must collaborate internationally to ensure the security of our country, and our planet

The Independent UK

Is the US forfeiting its Red Planet leadership to China's Mars Sample Return plan?

"Returning the scientifically selected samples that await us on Mars, as part of a balanced portfolio, will help to ensure the US does not cede leadership in deep space to other nations, such as China."

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LiveScience

Does Mars have a moon?

Mars is smaller than Earth, but does it have any moons?

Woman & Home

Weekly horoscope: 2 astrologers' predictions for 30th June - 6th July 2025

Read your weekly horoscope from Sally Trotman and Penny Thornton who reveal what this week holds for every star sign on love, family, career, and more

Space

Japan launches GOSAT-GW on 50th and final liftoff of the H-2A rocket (video)

The 50th and final liftoff of Japan's H-2A rocket launched the GOSAT-GW satellite on Saturday, June 28, 2025.

LiveScience

Farthest 'mini-halo' ever detected could improve our understanding of the early universe

Scientists have discovered the farthest-ever 'mini-halo,' a sea of charged particles around a distant galaxy cluster that could reveal unexpected insights about the ancient universe.

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Inverse

60 Years Later, Two Forgotten Sci-Fi Movies Just Got A Huge Upgrade

Two "lost" Peter Cushing movies, in which he plays 'Dr. Who,' have just enjoyed a massive reissue. Here's what to know.

The Guardian - UK

Are we doing enough to save Earth from a devastating asteroid strike?

With our planet set for close encounters in 2029 and 2032, space scientists are getting to grips with an existential threat

Tom’s Hardware

SpaceX launches UK satellite to create semiconductors in low Earth orbit — sub-zero temps and vacuum of space could advance AI data centers and quantum computing

A satellite designed to produce semiconductors in space has reached low-Earth orbit, launching on a SpaceX rideshare mission. ForgeStar-1 from Space Forge seeks to be a proof of concept to prove that fabrication in space is possible and scalable.

International Business Times UK

Prince William Launches Guardians Initiative to Step Up Climate and Wildlife Protection

Prince William convenes a high-level climate meeting during London Climate Action Week as his new BBC Earth series Guardians premieres, spotlighting Indigenous-led conservation efforts.

Space

Satellites keep breaking up in space. Insurance won't cover them.

Cheap, uninsured satellites are creating more space junk — and it's starting to rain down on our heads.

The Guardian - UK

‘A cascade can be more positive’: social tipping points expert on fixing climate crisis

The world has been too optimistic about the risk to humanity and planet – but devastation can still be avoided, says Timothy Lenton

Space

Look for the 'Other Dipper' this summer: How to find Ursa Minor, the Little Bear with a little help from the North Star

Most people have never seen the Little Dipper, because most of its stars are too dim to be seen through light-polluted skies.

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