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Curious Kids: If you scoop a bucket of water out of the ocean, does it get lower?

If you scoop a bucket of water out of the ocean, does it get lower?

The Conversation

SpaceX launches 21 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit

Starlink is a satellite internet project developed by billionaire Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX. Its goal is to provide high-speed internet access to users around the world.

Euronews

Who is new 'Doctor Who' companion Belinda Chandra? And where have we seen her before?

There's more to the latest 'Doctor Who' companion than initially meets the eye, as we find out in Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 1.

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Study reveals 'flawed argument' in debate over when plate tectonics began

You don't need plate tectonics to get continental crust that looks modern, a new study finds.

LiveScience

I’m headed to STARMUS La Palma 2025, where curious minds will gather under one of the darkest skies on Earth

STARMUS La Palma 2025 is set to unite space, science and stargazing with presentations and concerts under some of the darkest skies in the world.

Space

How and where to watch the Lyrid meteor shower

Annual celestial display is visible for several days in April as the Earth passes through debris left by comet C/1861 G1

The Guardian - UK

Humanity depends on the ocean — Here is what we need to prioritize for immediate ocean science research

Humankind is inextricably dependent on the ocean. Many of our greatest civilizations have thrived on the rim of the ocean. Today, we are more reliant than ever on the ocean for our economic, social and physical well-being.

The Conversation

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Do celebrity climate warriors amplify the message or embody the problem?

Private jets, superyachts and red carpet speeches... when celebrities champion climate action, do they help the cause or expose their own hypocrisy? It’s a question worth asking again, as Prince William announces that the 2025 Earthshot Prize ceremony will be held in Brazil – a star-studded prelude to the UN…

Radio France Internationale

Lauren Sanchez’s all-female space flight is about to blast off – and will challenge Elon Musk’s SpaceX

Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin rocket blasts off on Monday, with his fiancee, Katy Perry and three others on board. But is it more than just a stunt?

The Guardian - UK

61 Years Later, 'Doctor Who' Just Revived an Underused Sci-Fi Trope

Part Time Lord, part underground resistance leader. Here's why the latest role the Doctor plays in 'Doctor Who' is a hidden Easter egg.

Inverse

Space photo of the week: Mars rises over the moon's horizon at the best possible time

A new image has emerged of the Red Planet rising above the lunar limb after being occulted by the moon in January.

LiveScience

Blue Origin set to launch all-female spaceflight with Katy Perry on April 14

Blue Origin will launch an all-female spaceflight with Katy Perry on Monday morning (April 14), and you can watch the historic action live.

Space

What I’ve learned after 40 years as the Observer’s science editor

Almost as amazing as the knowledge we have gained in the past four decades is the fact that some people continue to deny the damage we are doing to our world

The Guardian - UK

It's time to clean up space junk before orbits become 'unusable,' according to new ESA report

A new report released April 1 by the European Space Agency sheds light on space pollution surrounding our planet — how bad the problem is, and what we need to do to keep Earth orbits clean enough to use.

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Falling space debris: A growing threat

You probably won't get hit by a chunk of falling satellite. But odds are rising that someone will

LiveScience

Science news this week: Controversy around the dire wolf 'de-extinctions' and a 3D hologram breakthrough

April 12, 2025: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend.

Space

Auroras could spice up April's Full Pink 'micromoon' this weekend

There’s a chance to see both a Full Pink micromoon and the northern lights in the sky for some this weekend.

Space

Trump administration could slash NASA science budget by 50%, reports suggest

Budget passback documents reportedly suggest the White House wants to cut NASA's budget by half — possibly closing down Goddard Space Flight Center.

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Private Astroscale probe will refuel Space Force satellites high above Earth on landmark 2026 mission

Astroscale and Orbit Fab are teaming up to refuel U.S. Space Force satellites in geostationary orbit high above Earth, demonstrating a capability that could reshape space operations.

LiveScience

Elusive neutrinos' mass just got halved — and it could mean physicists are close to solving a major cosmic mystery

Physicists have set a new upper limit on the mass of neutrinos. And the finding could poke a big hole in the Standard Model of particle physics.

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The Helldivers 2 board game leans into "the cooperative chaos of the video game," the designers promise

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Louder

I went to my first ever Tallinn Music Week - here are 5 things I learned (and the best new band I discovered)

From supping honey beer in Middle Earth taverns to watching face-ripping metallic hardcore bands, Tallinn Music Week 2025 had it all

The Independent UK

NASA’s autopsy of planet swallowed by a star gives astronomers a surprise

Planets are eaten by dying stars as they turn into red giants and expand. Earth will be eaten by the sun in billions of years

The Conversation

The largest flood in Earth’s history burst through Gibraltar and Sicily and refilled the entire Mediterranean in just a few years

A little over 5 million years ago, water from the Atlantic Ocean found a way through the present-day Strait of Gibraltar. According to this theory, oceanic water rushed faster than a speeding car down a kilometre-high slope towards the empty Mediterranean Sea, excavating a skyscraper-deep trough on its way.

Space

The sun just leaked a huge amount of helium-3 — the rare isotope scientists want to harvest on the moon

The sun was caught bursting out a huge quantity of helium-3, an isotope that's scarce in our solar system.

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