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Kenya to launch its first earth observation satellite

Kenya is preparing to launch its first-ever earth observation satellite.

Radio France Internationale

Aliens could be hiding in 'terminator zones' on planets with eternal night

Alien life could thrive in terminator zones, the edges between the light and dark sides of planets that are tidally locked with their host stars.

Space

Microsoft’s new Xbox Series X controller is made from CDs and headlights

A special Earth Day Xbox controller is on the way and it's made of recycled parts for the world-conscious gamer.

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Google Earth’s improved Timelapses show how your city’s changed over decades

Google Earth's Timelapses mode has just added satellite images from the past two years, making it even more fascinating.

TechRadar

New Xbox Series X controller is truly unique — and fixes an annoying problem

Xbox Wireless Controller - Remix Special Edition is made out recycled trash and finally comes with a rechargeable battery pack.

Tom’s Guide

"Rendered Me Speechless": NASA's Christina Koch Will Be the First Woman to Reach the Moon

Inverse spoke with astronaut Christina Hammock Koch the day after NASA announced her as the first woman to fly to the Moon for Artemis II.

Inverse

NI gas cavern project sees hundreds take to beach in protest

A judicial review taken by the community and Friends of the Earth NI is due at court weeks

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Xbox's new controller is made of one-third reclaimed materials

And it sure looks like it.

PC Gamer

Climate experts hit back at Australian politician’s bizarre theory about gravity’s role in global heating

Gerard Rennick met with scorn, derision and plenty of corrections over viral tweet and claim that scientists are ‘cancelling gravity’

The Guardian - AU

Rare blood-red arc of light shines in the Scandinavian sky. What is it?

A river of hazy red light stretched across the night sky over Denmark after the most powerful solar storm to hit Earth for six years slammed into our planet. The rare phenomenon is not an aurora.

Space

China's Space Pioneer reaches orbit with Tianlong-2 rocket launch (video)

The launch of the Tianlong-2 rocket made history as the first liquid propellant rocket launched by a Chinese private company, which is the first start-up to successfully reach orbit on its first try.

Space

Monsters or masters of the deep sea? Why the deepest of deep-sea fish aren't as scary as you might think

How deep can fish live in the ocean? That question has captivated me for more than a decade. But my research team’s discovery of the deepest sea fish, announced this week, might not be the final answer. There may be more. How deep – and how strange – remains open…

The Conversation

2 newfound black holes are the closest ever to Earth and like nothing seen before

Astronomers have discovered two new black holes that are the closest to Earth ever found and represent a new type of binary system.

Space

Mars helicopter Ingenuity goes faster and higher than ever before on 49th Red Planet flight

NASA's Ingenuity helicopter broke several off-Earth records during its 49th Martian flight, which occurred on Sunday (April 2).

Space

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Watch the full 'Pink Moon' rise into the sky on April 6

April 2023's full moon is known as the Pink Moon and the Paschal Moon. It will be at its fullest at 12:34 a.m. EDT on Thursday, April 6, 2023.

Space

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 'geeking out' over Artemis 2 moon announcement

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got Artemis 2 astronaut Jeremy Hansen on the line to discuss why he's so excited about the mission.

LiveScience

Eerie ring of red light flashes like a massive UFO above Italy. What was it?

An enormous red halo of light flashed in the night sky above Italy before disappearing within milliseconds. It was likely caused by an electromagnetic pulse from a nearby thunderstorm.

Reuters

Study explains how primordial life survived on 'Snowball Earth'

Life on our planet faced a stern test during the Cryogenian Period that lasted from 720 million to 635 million years ago when Earth twice was frozen over with runaway glaciation and looked from space like a shimmering white snowball.

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New Xbox Special Edition Remix controller made using recycling, available in April

Another new Xbox controller is here, and this one was made special in order to celebrate Earth Day.

Space

This map of volcanoes on Venus is best we've ever made (image)

Scientists have built the most detailed map of the distribution of volcanoes on Venus, which is also the most complete volcano map of all planets in the solar system.

Inverse

'Across the Spider-Verse' Trailer Throws a Wrench in the Entire MCU Multiverse

Everyone's diving into the multiverse now, but is it the same multiverse or something different?

The Conversation

Food forests are bringing shade and sustenance to US cities, one parcel of land at a time

More than half of all people on Earth live in cities, and that share could reach 70% by 2050. But except for public parks, there aren’t many models for nature conservation that focus on caring for nature in urban areas.

Space

What would happen if the asteroid Ryugu hit Earth?

Using samples returned from the 0.6-mile-wide asteroid Ryugu, scientists have calculated what would happen if it were to slam into our planet.

TechRadar

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer breakdown: 7 things you may have missed

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse's official trailer has arrived – here are seven things you might have missed.

Space

Newly named Artemis 2 crew to notch many firsts on historic moon mission

The astronauts who will fly on NASA's Artemis 2 mission are set to break records and establish a number of firsts. But for one crew member, being first is less important than what will come next.

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