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Green comet TONIGHT: Best time to see 'awesome' 50,000-year-old comet fly past Earth

The Green Comet' is currently around 26 million miles away, but it will be seen in both northern and southern hemispheres tonight when it will be at its clearest to glimpse before it disappears

Daily Mirror

Green comet makes its closest pass to Earth tonight after 4.5trillion km trek

Experts say this may be the last we see of Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF

Wales Online

Green comet making its closest approach to Earth in 50,000 years

The last time it went past the planet was during the Stone Age – when Neanderthals roamed the Earth.

The Independent UK

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Seti: alien hunters get a boost as AI helps identify promising signals from space

An international team of researchers looking for signs of intelligent life in space have used artificial intelligence (AI) to reveal eight promising radio signals in data collected at a US observatory.

The Conversation

What is the Environmental Improvement Plan 2023? Greenpeace criticises government plan

The Government’s optimistic environmental plan has received some criticism.

Evening Standard

7 Years Ago the World Agreed to Slow Down Climate Change — But a New Report Shows an Uneven Future

It may no longer be possible to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, but the climate future is still in our hands, a new report says.

Inverse

Rare green comet last seen 50,000 years ago to pass close by Earth TODAY

The comet will pass Earth on February 1 and was last seen during the Stone Age.

The National (Scotland)

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Twenty years after the Columbia disaster, a NASA official reflects on lessons learned

Seven astronauts died when the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon reentry on Feb. 1, 2003. NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy looks back on the tragedy and how it shaped the agency.

WEKU

Space Coast bustling with 4 crew launches on tap from SpaceX, Boeing

Before summer, 14 more humans could launch from U.S. soil as SpaceX has three missions set to lift off from Kennedy Space Center on Crew Dragons while Boeing looks to send its CST-100 Starliner up to the International Space Station for the first time with people on board.

Orlando Sentinel

Scientists plan to ‘de-extinct’ the Dodo and release it back into the wild

Dallas-based tech firm Colossal Biosciences has previously announced plans to bring back the lumbering woolly mammoth - which last roamed the earth 10,000 years ago - but recently said it also wants to resurrect the Dodo

Daily Mirror

Filtronic warns of weaker second-half performance as global chip shortages hamper trading

The Sedgefield and Yeadon tech manufacturer also announced a £2m deal with a leading low earth orbit satellite specialist

Birmingham Post

Rare green comet not seen for 50,000 years will be visible in the sky tonight - here's how you can see it

It may even be possible to spot the ultra-rare comet with the naked eye if you're lucky enough

Manchester Evening News

‘Let them eat lentils’ won’t save us from animal farming – we must embrace meat substitutes

Our appetite for meat is destroying the planet. But the alternative is looking (and tasting) better by the day, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Australia is finally getting a last-chance view of a green comet not seen for 50,000 years

Over the past few weeks, social media has been abuzz with excited posts about the green comet that is currently “whizzing” or “flying through the sky”.

The Conversation

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Wales Online

Record number search Google for 'jobs in isolation' as most remote working locations revealed

Statistics show the number of people looking for out of office working in remote areas has risen

ABC News

New antenna in southern Tasmania taking on key role directing satellite traffic

As more satellites are sent into orbit, a new antenna in southern Tasmania is keeping a watchful eye on the traffic in the skies.

The Independent UK

Bring back dodo? Ambitious plan draws investors, critics

A company working on technologies to bring back extinct species has attracted more investors

Advnture

The 10 best desert National Parks in the US: canyons, formations and adventure

Our expert guide to the 10 best desert National Parks reveals huge canyons, surprising flora, stunning rock formations and world-class adventures

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Dublin Live

Lemon and Duke, which is owned by Irish rugby stars, saw their turnover "fall off the face of the earth" after the fencing was erected

Daily Mirror

Scientists scouring overlooked radio messages as AI warns humankind 'missed alien chats'

A new report says scientists are checking old radio message initially dismissed of having any interest amid fears messages from extra-terrestrial intelligence has been missed

Inverse

If Alien Life Exists on an Ocean World, It May Follow These Chemical Rules

A recent study suggests some enzymes may not work well in the oceans of Enceladus and Europa — but they come very close.

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily podcast: How to see once-in-a-lifetime green comet

A green comet is making its closest approach to Earth for the first time in about 50,000 years.

The Guardian - UK

Metal detectorist unearths Tudor gold pendant linked to Henry VIII in Warwickshire

Cafe owner Charlie Clarke ‘shrieked like schoolgirl’ when he turned up pristine necklace bearing initials of Henry and Katherine of Aragon

The Guardian - UK

Deforestation piles pressure on South America’s elusive Chacoan peccary

With just 3,000 of the pig-like animals still roaming the Gran Chaco region, a community conservation effort in Argentina is fighting for its future

Dublin Live

Europe on the verge of 'catastrophic drought' scientists warn

The severe drought is damaging natural habitats, affecting agriculture, and creating major energy shortages

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