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Canadian astronaut’s bon mots help heal wounds from French language row

Jeremy Hansen praised for speaking French in space after Air Canada chief’s linguistic snub exposed tensions and drew rebuke from PM

The Guardian - US

Lyrid meteor shower 2026: See spring's first rain of 'shooting stars' peak in moonless skies

Expect bright fireballs during the Lyrid meteor shower, which will peak in moonless skies on April 22, 2026.

LiveScience

Largest-ever 3D map of the universe shows 47 million galaxies, from the Milky Way to 'cosmic noon' — Space photo of the week

The largest 3D map of the universe, created with data from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument, shows 47 million galaxies in stunning detail.

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The US backs a South Africa project to extract rare earths despite a diplomatic clash

A U.S.-backed project in South Africa aims to extract rare earth minerals from industrial waste as part of a Trump administration priority to reduce reliance on China

The Independent UK

Pragmata's tale of AI slop, humanity, & lunar conquest makes it the timeliest sci-fi game of the year

Capcom's new IP is a welcome throwback to simpler action games, but its story and themes are shockingly well-timed and refreshingly optimistic.

Space

Artemis 2 and Tiangong space station astronauts set record for farthest distance between humans

For a few moments on April 6, the four Artemis 2 moon astronauts and the three crewmates aboard China's Tiangong space station were farther away from each other than any humans had ever been.

Space

Don't miss the moon, Venus and the Pleiades align after sunset on April 19

Look out for earthshine on the crescent moon as it shines near Venus and the 1,000-strong Pleiades star cluster.

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Earth gets brighter every year but progression is volatile, study finds

Covid, light pollution regulations and faltering global economy affect location and intensity of brightness

The Guardian - US

I believe NASA sending Nikon’s D5 into space conclusively proves that DSLRs are not dead!

The most amazing images you’ve seen from the recent Artemis II Moon mission were shot on a 10-year-old Nikon D5. So can we stop the mirrorless versus DSLR squabbling now, asks Gavin Stoker

Digital Camera World

'She was taking handfuls of earth and eating it': Meet the artist encouraging people to consume soil

In honour of the upcoming Earth Day (Wednesday 22 April), Euronews Culture spoke with Amsterdam-based artist masharu, whose Museum of Edible Earth is currently on display at London’s Somerset House.

Euronews

Blue Origin reuses huge New Glenn rocket for 1st time, lands booster at sea — but deploys satellite into wrong orbit (launch video)

Blue Origin's huge New Glenn rocket launched into space for the third time ever Sunday morning (April 19) — but, in a first for the company, it soared into orbit powered by a previously flown booster.

Space

5 Things to Buy on Akshaya Tritiya for Infinite Wealth

Every year on Akshaya Tritiya, people rush to buy gold, believing it brings endless wealth and lasting prosperity. But what if the real secret isn’t gold at all? What if abundance begins with simple, meaningful choices already within your reach? It may sound surprising, even hard to accept at first.…

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'Can check if phenomena correct': Trump calls UFO review ‘very interesting documents'

President Trump revealed that a government review of UFO-related material has unearthed "interesting" documents, with initial releases imminent. This follows his February directive for agencies to declassify files amid public fascination. While previous Pentagon reports found no evidence of extraterrestrial visitation, Trump's administration is now making these findings accessible.

The Times of India

NASA's Artemis logo has a deep message you probably didn't notice

The project is about more than the moon.

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The Times of India

Antarctica has no cities, no people, and no permanent life: Here’s why humans can’t stay there forever

What makes the Antarctic continent different from all other continents on our planet is that no permanent settlements or people are living there. All other continents are populated by permanent residents, whereas no permanent settlement has formed on Antarctica at all times. The people there only come temporarily for work…

TechRadar

'Global, 24/7, all-weather reconnaissance coverage': China deployed "Eye of Sauron" satellite that can track ships — and the US Navy — from its safe sky abode

China demonstrates geosynchronous satellite ship tracking, raising concerns about persistent global surveillance and reduced concealment for naval operations in contested waters.

AAP

Adventurous skydivers embraced life on their final day

An ill-fated rescue mission, an illegal plane modification and lax safety led to the deaths of two skydivers who fell to earth after their gear got snagged.

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Subway offers free food for a year if you provide ‘proof’ of this interstellar traveler

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As Critical Metals Ups Its Stake in Greenland Rare Earths, Should You Buy CRML Stock Today?

Critical Metals shares soar as Greenland approves the transfer of a 50.5% Tanbreez stake. Texas Capital says CRML stock could hit $20 by year-end.

The Independent UK

Artemis II astronaut moved to tears seeing Christian cross after historic moon journey

Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman says he broke down in tears after seeing a Christian cross after landing back on earth.

Barchart

New ETF Alert: This Rare Earth Fund Stands Out in the Crowd

REXC is attempting to do something unique among ETFs. Here's what to know about the brand new fund.

The Independent UK

Wildfires used to 'go to sleep' at night. Climate change has them burning overtime

Wildfires used to die down and even stop at night with cooler temperatures and increased humidity

Space

'Tall waves moving in slow motion': Here's how oily oceans on Saturn's giant moon Titan may behave

The size of waves on alien worlds will depend as much on the characteristics of the liquid as well as the gravity.

International Business Times

Artemis II Crew Shares First Public Reflections After Historic Moon Mission and Return to Earth

Artemis II crew shares emotional first reflections after NASA Moon mission, revealing bonding, Orion spacecraft insights, and far side lunar journey experience.

Woman & Home

Kate Middleton's down-to-earth requests for royal engagements include some surprisingly relatable snacks

Royal correspondent and podcaster Emily Andrews has shared an insight into the Princess's humble asks

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