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Patagonia's founder has given his company away to fight climate change and advance conservation: 5 questions answered

Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, his wife and their two adult children have irrevocably transferred their ownership of the outdoor apparel company to a set of trusts and nonprofit organizations.

The Conversation

Thwaites Glacier: the melting, Antarctic monster of sea level rise – podcast

This episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast is about the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica. Thwaites is among the largest glaciers on Earth and one of the single most important factors for future global sea level rise. We talk to three experts about what makes Thwaites so uniquely significant, why it’s…

The Conversation

Lorraine viewers slam 'heart attack' Joss Stone food segment

"What on earth is she making with those beans?"

Liverpool Echo

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The first day of fall marks the autumn equinox, which is different from a solstice

The first day of the Northern Hemisphere's seasons correspond with the Earth's tilt toward or away from the sun.

WEKU

Tired of Saturn's rings? Check out NASA's latest image of the bands around Neptune

The last time scientists caught such a clear glimpse of Neptune's rings was when Voyager 2 flew past the distant planet in 1989. Now the James Webb Space Telescope has delivered a crisp new image.

WEKU

What is Autumn Equinox and why does it happen?

The Autumn Equinox means summer is now officially over

The Independent UK

Nasa spacecraft set to smash into asteroid in 'planetary protection' test mission

Nasa is testing its meteor-destroying capabilities in readiness for any large asteroids discovered on a collision course with Earth

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Nasa spacecraft set to smash into asteroid in planetary protection test mission

Dart spacecraft will collide with Dimorphos on Tuesday with aim to deflect the asteroid.

The Independent UK

Do you remember why we love "September"?

On the 21st night of September, an examination of the appeal of Earth Wind and Fire's everlasting groove

Salon

NASA works through new leak for Artemis I tanking test ahead of potential launch next week

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA began its tanking test of the Space Launch System core and upper stage Wednesday at Kennedy Space Center that could pave the way for the Artemis I launch to the moon next week, but a new leak in a fuel line yet again gave NASA headaches.

Orlando Sentinel

Autumn Equinox: What is it and why does it happen?

The Autumn Equinox means summer is now officially over

The Independent UK

Can we really deflect an asteroid by crashing into it? Nobody knows, but we are excited to try

Nasa’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (Dart) spacecraft is designed to be a one hit wonder. It will end its days by crashing into an asteroid at 24,000 kilometres per hour on September 26. Launched from Earth in November 2021, Dart is about the size of a bus and was created…

The Conversation

21 tweets with Earth Wind and Fire memes to celebrate Sept. 21

Do you remember ... what day it is?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Threat level increased on active super-volcano after 700 mini earthquakes detected

Taupō, the super-volcano in New Zealand, alert level has been recently raised after scientists detected a shift in the pattern of it's activity.

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Evening Standard

The vanishing US deal is the first of many hard truths Liz Truss will face

After a week of pomp and ceremony, visits from world leaders and reflections on grandeur past, Britain has been brought back down to earth with a bump. There is to be no trade deal with the United States, and that is not likely to change.

WEKU

Why Latino people are on the front lines of climate change

A wide range of Latino communities in the United States are affected by climate-driven storms, floods, droughts and heat waves, and are leading the charge to address global warming.

Wales Online

Jupiter to loom large tonight as it makes closest approach to Earth in 59 years

It could be the brightest object in the night sky, and you may even spot its moons

Tribune News Service

Nuclear arms fears surface during Senate hearing

Should the vice president’s residence be moved to Kansas City to ensure the U.S. government can function after a nuclear strike?

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Cunk on Earth review – Diane Morgan’s character is so well-written it’s easy to forget she’s not real

Philomena Cunk is back with a spoof documentary series that homes in on the pyramids, the Great Wall and philosophy. It’s impeccably surreal and occasionally genuinely insightful

Zenger

MOON Resorts Bringing Lunar Living To Earth

Earthlings will soon get the chance to experience the excitement of space tourism at Moon-shaped resorts.

The Conversation

NASA is crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid to test a plan that could one day save Earth from catastrophe

On Sept. 26, 2022, NASA plans to change an asteroid’s orbit.

Inverse

New study shows one of Saturn’s icy moons may be extremely habitable

Beneath Enceladus's frozen surface, the moon's ocean could contain phosphorus, a key ingredient for building cells.

Roll Call

Nuclear arms fears surface during Senate hearing - Roll Call

Doomsday queries at a Senate hearing reflect heightened level of alarm after China, Russia devise new delivery systems.

Daily Mirror

When is the official end of summer and how quickly will it get dark?

After a long summer of heatwaves and droughts, the nights are finally drawing it. With them comes the colder temperatures as autumn dawns – but how quickly will it get dark?

The Hindu

Valery Polyakov, took longest single trip to space, dies at 80

Polyakov's record of 437 days in space began on January 8, 1994, orbiting the Earth more than 7,000 times, before returning March 22, 1995

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