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Lynas posts record FY as rare earths surge

Lynas Rare Earths has posted a record full-year result on demand for minerals critical to the digital economy, electrification and national security.

AAP

Friday essay: 'I feel my heart breaking today' – a climate scientist's path through grief towards hope

I have spent hundreds of hours trawling through countless UN reports and scientific papers until my eyes sting and I can no longer absorb any more information. I feel overwhelmed and saturated with sorrow. As a sensitive person with a difficult background, sometimes I find the reality of the world…

The Conversation

Big head, small arms: A newly discovered gigantic dinosaur evolved in a similar manner to _Tyrannosaurus rex_

The fossil record represents an amazing window into the endless forms of life that have existed across countless ages. By studying ancient species and ecosystems we can increase our understanding of what lived in the past and how the Earth was different compared to today. We can also use fossils…

The Conversation

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When does spring start in Australia and when is it going to start getting warmer?

Australia is shivering through another winter but when can we say spring has actually sprung?

ABC News

First rock samples collected from Mars in bid to understand if planet ever hosted life

Scientists believe that a watery Mars could have supported life billions of years ago. The rocks analysed and stored for return to Earth have been altered by water

Daily Mirror

Perseverance rover: New evidence points to a shockingly violent origin for Mars crater

We know Jezero Crater is a lake bed — but new evidence hints that it was carved by magma as well.

Inverse

Goodall still hopeful about earth's future

Conservationist Jane Goodall believes there's still hope for the earth's future, saying the solution lies in bridging our disconnect between head and heart.

AAP

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Northern Australia could have dangerously high heat most days of the year by 2100, study finds

New research also says southern parts of the country may experience deadly heatwaves annually by that time

The Guardian - AU

Jon Mycroft obituary

Other lives: Talented musician and woodworker who aimed to draw lightly on the Earth’s resources

The Guardian - UK

Webb telescope zooms in on planet beyond our solar system

The team observed carbon dioxide on a hot gas giant called Wasp-39b, about 700 light years away

The Guardian - UK

When does autumn start in the UK in 2024 and what is the autumnal equinox?

Heavy rain and colder temperatures are a clear signal that autumn is just around the corner

Evening Standard

Star Trek just revealed how one classic time travel twist changed everything

'Star Trek: Lower Decks' showrunner Mike McMahan explains what Starfleet does and doesn't know about 'First Contact.' Plus, why the Season 3 premiere ended the way it did.

Inverse

Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: on Nobel prize

Test your science quotient with this quiz

The Hindu

Artemis 1: maiden flight of spacecraft set to take humans back to the Moon – here's what needs to go right

A launch window – the period during which a rocket must be launched to reach its destination – opens on August 29 for the first flight to the Moon since 1972 by a spacecraft designed to carry humans there. If all goes well, the Artemis project will be on track…

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Westeros v Middle Earth: Two epic fantasies go head-to-head

It's a looming battle between Westeros and Middle earth, as House of the Dragon and Lord of the Rings series land on opposing streaming services

Chicago Sun-Times

Earthing — why some believe connecting with Mother Earth is good for your health

Earthing, or grounding, is a practice that has likely existed in certain communities for generations even if there wasn’t an exact label for it.

Los Angeles Times

As water supply shrinks, California struggles to maintain aging aqueducts

SAN JACINTO, Calif. — As drought, global warming and chronic overuse push the Colorado River to perilous new lows, water officials are hoping to prevent an earthquake from severing a critical Depression-era aqueduct that now connects millions of Southern Californians to the shrinking river.

The Independent UK

UK weather: Why do thunderstorms happen after hot weather?

Heavy rain and thunderstorms could cause flooding in both cities and rural areas,

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Evening Standard

I take solace in the beauty of science in these tough times

We are living in a time of crisis. Inflation is predicted to go over 18 per cent next year. Energy bills are expected to go through the roof. There is strike after strike, people are struggling to get GP appointments, and the police seem increasingly indifferent towards petty crime. There…

Inverse

'She-Hulk' Episode 2 ending explained: Writer explains the Hulk's big twist

A lot happened when Hulk was away from Earth. Now, after 'She-Hulk,' Bruce Banner wants to know what went down.

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: NASA tests new moon rocket, 50 years after Apollo

NASA's new moon rocket makes its debut next week in a high-stakes test flight before astronauts get on top

Zenger

Archaeologists Find 3,000-Year-Old Artifacts Under Three Feet Of Dirt Trampled On Daily

Archaeologists in Mexico City have discovered artifacts including arrowheads and human figurines that had laid buried for over 3,000 years under just over three feet of earth that is trampled on daily by hundreds of people.

Space

International Space Station: Everything you need to know about the orbital laboratory

The International Space Station (ISS) is the largest single structure humans ever put into space. Explore the orbital laboratory in more detail here.

Inverse

53 years ago, NASA convinced Americans to go to the Moon — can they do it again?

NASA is prepping to send humans back to the Moon as soon as 2026. But Americans remain deeply divided on whether the agency would be better using its money on other endeavors.

Space

Moon viewing guide: What to look for on the lunar surface

Our ultimate guide to observing the moon will help you plan your next skywatching venture whether it be exploring the lunar seas or the many craters that blanket the landscape.

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