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Hubble telescope spies mysterious celestial object that defies classification

The Hubble Space Telescope has imaged celestial object Z-229-15, which is simultaneously classified as a Seyfert galaxy, an active galactic nucleus (AGN), and a quasar.

Space

Reports suggest E3 2023 could be canceled after losing even more publishers

Sega and Tencent are reportedly out

GamesRadar

New £301 cost of living payment rules could see more people due cash help this Spring

Claimants who do not receive a benefit payment during the qualifying period may still receive cost of living cash.

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Boebert brings fetus photo to hearing

"I’m just wondering if my colleagues on the other side would put babies on the endangered species list,” she said

Salon

Hubble telescope captures galactic jellyfish with bright tendrils of star formation (photo)

A distant spiral galaxy boasts bright streams of star-forming gas dripping from its central disk like tentacles of a jellyfish in a new Hubble Space Telescope photo.

Space

Tesla Introduces New Extended Service Agreements, Warranty Coverage

In addition to large price drops, quicker delivery times, new paint colors, and more, Tesla is now offering extended warranties to better compete with rivals.

InsideEVs

Watching: Stunning Video Gives You a Virtual Tour of Mars Rover’s Journey

A new bird's-eye-view tour of Mars' Jezero Crater shows where the Perseverance Rover first landed three years ago.

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A colossal 'hole' in the sun's atmosphere could supercharge Earth's auroras on March 24

A 'hole' in the sun's upper atmosphere may soon generate another geomagnetic storm here on Earth, creating auroras in places farther from the poles than usual.

Space

Scientists think they know why interstellar object 'Oumuamua moved so strangely

A strange comet-like object discovered over five years ago was the first known visitor from another solar system. Its movement was so odd that scientists struggled to explain it, until now.

WEKU

Astronauts that hibernate on long spaceflights is not just for sci-fi. We could test it in 10 years.

First hibernation studies with human subjects could be feasible within a decade, a European Space Agency (ESA) researcher thinks.

Space

Barton Highway lanes reopen after fire truck crash

Lanes have reopened.

The Canberra Times

Europe's exoplanet-hunting CHEOPS mission extended through 2026

The European Space Agency’s exoplanet-investigating spacecraft CHEOPS has had its mission extended until at least 2026.

Space

European Countries Are Racing Toward the Continent's First Satellite Launch

European countries are now competing to make launch history and gain an edge in the commercial space industry.

Inverse

High-risk asteroid due in 2046

A space rock could pose a planetary danger on par with the Tunguska event. But NASA might have the tech to stop it

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Risk of asteroid hitting Earth in 2046 drops dramatically, space agency reports

The European Space Agency announced the odds of the asteroid, 2023 DW, hitting Earth on Valentine's Day 2046 have plummeted

Birmingham Post

The UK company developing a way to stop ‘space bullets’ destroying satellites and causing billions in damage

ODIN Space wants to build a network of sensors up in space to map almost invisible bits of debris

Inverse

The Moon May Soon Have Its Own Time Zone

NASA and other space agencies around the world plan to establish an official time zone for the Moon -- but it won't have to deal with Daylight Savings Time.

Evening Standard

‘Space Juice’ mocktail to be served at ESA’s Jupiter spacecraft launch party

Mars-garita or Moon-hattan, anyone?

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Star players – how Kerbal Space Program’s little green aliens are helping the space flight experts of the future

It may be just a game but some players have gone on to careers in physics, engineering and aeronautics. Now the team behind Kerbal Space Program 2 is working with the European Space Agency to make it even more realistic

The Independent UK

Britons waiting twice as long for sickness benefits under Tories, analysis shows

Exclusive: Decision times have doubled to 26 weeks, as ministers consider annual health checks for workers

The New Daily

The Moon is on track to get its very own timezone

The European Space Agency thinks it is time for the Moon to get its own time that is accepted internationally.

Liverpool Echo

Man so ill he can't even cut his own food told he's fit for work

Phillip Loughney relies on an electric wheelchair and can't leave the house alone

ABC News

Why space agencies want a set time zone for the Moon

Clocks don't tick on the Moon as they do on Earth, but space agencies still want to establish a time zone there.

The New Daily

Sixty days in bed proves weightless inactivity will do serious harm to Mars-bound astronauts’ health

Lying in bed is a relatively cheap simulation of spending time in space, where the body, even when moving about, does little to no work

Daily Mirror

Plans to grow our food on the moon - just like Matt Damon did in movie The Martian

Shoppers in the UK may be struggling to get their hands on fresh fruit and veg right now but the surface of Moon could soon have a thriving selection with a futuristic lunar farm, scientists claim

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