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Terrifying AI-generated selfie images reveal what the last day on Earth could look like

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: A TikTok account asked a computer to come up with what the final moments of the apocalypse might be like and the results are gruesome and disturbing

Daily Mirror

35 years ago, an '80s box office bomb gave us the best sci-fi villain ever

'Masters of the Universe' isn't a bad movie, but it is a strangely unfaithful 'He-Man' adaptation.

Inverse

SSLV injects both satellites, orbit achieved is less making it unstable: ISRO

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S Somanath on Sunday said that both Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV-D1) carrying Earth Observation Satellite (EOS-02) were injected but the "orbit achieved was less than expected which makes it unstable." Read more on Dynamite News:

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Satellites launched by SSLV in ‘wrong orbit, not usable’

Small Satellite Launch Vehicle put them in elliptical, not circular orbit, says ISRO

The Hindu

Man's incredible survival tale after being swallowed by a whale with just a broken leg

The lobster diver was just doing his job when he was hit by what felt like a bus - only to realise he was trapped inside one of the largest creatures on earth and in grave peril

Daily Mirror

ISRO SSLV-D1/EOS-02 launch | Updates

ISRO faces setback after its maiden SSLV mission, carrying earth observation and student satellites, that lifted off from Sriharikota spaceport suffered ‘data loss’

The Hindu

Why Mumbai is a draw for Muharram preachers

MUMBAI: Recently, a journalist joked to leading Shia scholar and preacher Maulana Syed Aqeel-ul-Gharavi that there is no place on earth where Islam reached and he (Gharavi) has not gone, too. Jokes apart, Muharram majlises or assemblies across the world scramble to get him for the initial days of Muharram…

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Countdown to ISRO’s maiden SSLV-D1/EOS-02 mission begins

Lift-off is scheduled for 9.18 a.m. from the first launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota

The Hindu

SpaceX to 'check out' outback space junk site, saying fall to Earth 'within expectations'

A SpaceX representative says a team will travel to Australia after the recent discovery of a large piece of space junk on an outback property, saying the incident is "within the expected analysed space of what can happen".

ABC News

Destructive rain in Death Valley and flooded Vegas casinos mark a summer of extreme weather

Photographer John Sirlin was in a canyon in the northeast part of Death Valley National Park late Thursday to shoot lightning in an expected thunderstorm.

Los Angeles Times

Peak curiosity: The life and soul of Mars marks special anniversary

Happy Birthday Curiosity!

The Canberra Times

Earth is spinning too fast — the consequences for timekeeping may be unprecedented

Sure, time is fake, but that doesn't mean the Earth isn't gaining a few milliseconds and throwing in the possibility of needing a leap second.

Inverse

Nuclear weapons must be ‘wiped off the face of the Earth’, UN chief says on Hiroshima anniversary

‘Three quarters of a century later, we must ask what we’ve learned from the mushroom cloud that swelled above this city in 1945’

The Independent UK

450 million years ago, Earth’s magnetic field almost collapsed — the results would have been apocalyptic

Why did our magnetic field fade to almost 10 percent of its strength and then regenerate again? The cause was the formation of Earth’s solid inner core.

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K2 PanSTARRS: You need to see the most exciting comet of 2022 — here’s how

Long-anticipated comet K2 PanSTARRS puts on its best show through the end of 2022

Salon

Earth is spinning faster than it should

The planet recorded two of its shortest days in recent history. What is going on?

ABC News

Who was James Lovelock, what is Gaia theory, and why does it matter today?

The scientist credited with inventing Gaia theory has been celebrated by everyone from the New-Age movement to nuclear power advocates. But what is the late James Lovelock's lasting legacy to science?

Inverse

A tiny meteorite holds interstellar material from a distant supernova

The Hypatia stone is a fragment of a comet or asteroid found in Egypt. Within it are materials that formed outside our Solar System.

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‘The Delboy of motorbikes’: Oldham Athletic fans share delight as new club boss seen driving to Torquay match on bike with wife

"We love how they are heading off on Frank's motorbike, it just shows the character of the two of them. Very much down to earth and we love it"

The Independent UK

From Mecca to the Vatican, exploring sacred sites with VR

Worshippers, tourists and visitors around the world are increasingly joining virtual reality spiritual trips to some of Earth’s most sacred sites

Inverse

10 years ago, the Curiosity rover arrived on Mars — and revolutionized the hunt for alien life

Armed with a suite of instruments, the rover was able to tackle the Red Planet like never before.

The Hindu

Explained | Is the Earth’s change in rotational speed a cause for concern?

Earth’s rotational speed has varied in the past and the phenomenon is normal

Evening Standard

Stacey Solomon reveals surprising honeymoon destination

The Loose Women panelist revealed the refreshingly down to earth way that she and Joe Swash intend to spend their first weeks as husband and wife

The Conversation

The length of Earth's days has been mysteriously increasing, and scientists don't know why

Atomic clocks, combined with precise astronomical measurements, have revealed that the length of a day is suddenly getting longer, and scientists don’t know why.

The Guardian - AU

Every Version of You by Grace Chan review – would you want to live in the metaverse?

Set in the 2080s, this Australian debut maps the sci-fi question in a quiet, romantic drama – asking what ties us to the world and each other

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