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James Webb Space Telescope time travels billions of years in amazing 3D visualization (video)

A new 3D journey from the James Webb Space Telescope through over 5,000 galaxies demonstrates a 13.4 billion-year journey back in time.

Space

How rivers on Titan and Mars flow

There are only three worlds in our solar system with rivers: Earth, Mars and Titan

Salon

Hubble Telescope Spots Bizarre "Magnifying Glass" Optical Illusion Predicted by Einstein

A huddle of distant galaxies makes a strange streak in space, visible in a new image from the Hubble Space Telescope.

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The 1st light to flood the universe can help unravel the history of the cosmos. Here's how

Just as Darwin used the fossil record to piece together the evolution of life on Earth, scientists can use a "cosmic fossil," the universe's first light, to understand how the cosmos evolved.

Space

'Anomalous' metal spheres unlikely to be alien technology, despite Harvard scientist's claim

A prominent extraterrestrial-hunting scientist thinks that more than 50 tiny, metal spheres pulled from the Pacific Ocean might be the work of intelligent aliens. Others are skeptical.

LiveScience

What El Niño means for the world's perilous climate tipping points

The UN World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has confirmed it: El Niño conditions have arrived and are expected to become moderate to strong as they develop over the coming year. El Niño is the hot phase of a natural fluctuation in the Earth’s climate system (the full name of which is…

The Conversation

12 homes torn apart by landslide on Southern California's Palos Verdes Peninsula

A dozen homes torn apart by earth movement on Southern California’s Palos Verdes Peninsula during the weekend are likely to fall into an adjacent canyon

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The taming of Malaria

According to an oft-repeated factoid, half of all the human beings who have ever existed on Earth have been killed by malaria – equivalent to around 54.5 billion people.

The Week

Want to bid on the first photo of the Earth taken from the moon? It could be yours for $8,000

The 5ft wide image was taken in 1966 and is up for auction by Bonhams as part of the Space History sale

Digital Camera World

Chandrayaan-3: A guide to India's third mission to the moon

Chandrayaan-3 is the third Indian mission to the moon. It aims to deploy a lander and a rover to the lunar surface for 14 Earth days to gather science and imagery.

Space

The Harvard and Papua New Guinea interstellar meteor row

The removal of fragments from a possible interstellar meteor has sparked a row between scientists from Harvard and Papua New Guinean authorities.

The Week

Supernova explosion from 10 billion years ago will soon replay before our very eyes

The Supernova Requiem explosion took place 10 billion years ago and was seen before in 2016 and a new study has found that it will be possible to be viewed again in a rerun

Daily Mirror

James Webb Space Telescope spots violent collision between neutron stars

The James Webb Space Telescope traced the second-brightest gamma-ray burst ever seen to a kilonova, a collision between two neutron stars — an event believed to forge heavy elements like gold.

Space

15 Years Ago, Brendan Fraser Made a Massive Sci-Fi Hit — With One Embarrassing Mistake

Everything about this sci-fi epic holds up, except...

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Northern lights may be visible in 17 states this week - here's how to see them

The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, will be visible across 17 US states including Oregon, Washington, New York and Maine, due to a solar storm which will bring them further south than usual

The Week

Could we actually ‘just stop oil’?

Just Stop Oil has vowed to continue disrupting high-profile sporting events after a string of protests at fixtures this summer.

The Hindu

Earthquake jolts J&K's Doda

An earthquake of magnitude 4.9 hit Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district early July 10, the National Centre for Seismology said.

Bangkok Post

Proof humans reshaped the world? Chickens

PARIS: When aliens or our distant progeny sift through layers of sediment 500,000 years from now to decode the Earth's past, they will find unusual evidence of the abrupt change that upended life half-a-million years earlier - chicken bones.

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The Conversation

10 reasons humans kill animals – and why we can't avoid it

As long as humans have existed, they’ve killed animals. But the necessity of some types of animal killing are now questioned by many. So can humans ever stop killing animals entirely? And if not, what’s the best way forward?

Bangkok Post

Welcome to the Anthropocene, Earth's new chapter

PARIS - Since 2009, a cloistered band of hard-rock geologists and other scientists have toiled on a mission of great consequence.

The Guardian - UK

‘Fear is motivating’ says Chris Packham as BBC series re-creates past extinction event

Earth draws parallels between human impact on climate and volcanic eruptions that ripped through planet’s crust 250 million years ago

Daily Mirror

'Hottest day on Earth is death sentence for people and ecosystems everywhere'

The World Meteorological Organisation said the average temperature across the planet on Tuesday was 17.18C, surpassing Monday’s 17.01C.

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: Hiding toxic waste inside a ring of bonfire pallets is not bright

The folks you are harming are those who’ll be standing right next to you as you watch those towering pyres crackle and burn, before crumbling to the ground as you breathe in toxic fumes

Space

The climate of Mars changed dramatically 400,000 years ago, Chinese rover finds

A shift in Mars' climate 400,000 years ago produced a change in wind direction that left its mark in the erosion of bright sand dunes.

Space

Mushroom-shaped superplume of scorching hot rock may be splitting Africa in 2

Strange, never-before-seen movements in the East Africa Rift Valley appear to be driven by super-heated rock from deep beneath Earth's surface.

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