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SpaceX ignites giant Starship rocket in crucial pad test

SpaceX is a big step closer to sending its giant Starship spacecraft into orbit, completing an engine-firing test at the launch pad

The Independent UK

Which planets might actually have life?

How close could aliens be? These are the prospects that meet the specific conditions for life to be possible

Salon

Why we can't predict earthquakes

Elements of criteria can point towards the possibility of an earthquake but, at best, predictions are good guesses

Salon

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Supermarkets under fire as food essential shrinks in size but price remains the same

Furious shoppers have noticed the cupboard essential sold at Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons has decreased in size, but not in price

Wales Online

Supermarkets under fire as food essential sold at Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons SHRINKS but price remains the same

Furious shoppers have noticed the cupboard essential has decreased in size, but not in price

Manchester Evening News

Humans may not be able to live on Mars

Cold, bathed in radiation and far from Earth, life on Mars would strain our mental and bodily limits

Salon

Bill Gates addresses Covid conspiracies that focus on him: ‘They want a bogeyman’

“Malevolence is a lot easier to understand than biology,” Mr Gates told the BBC

The Independent UK

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Bill Gates would rather invest in vaccines than go to Mars—even after becoming the ‘boogeyman’ of anti-vax conspiracy theories

The billionaire Microsoft co-founder said misinformation had “inverted” his involvement with COVID vaccines.

Fortune

Aldi loses court battle over M&S gin - so what's in the future for supermarket's dupes?

The light gin bottles flew off M&S shelves in December 2020 - but a dupe the following Christmas was described as strikingly similar prompting a lawsuit to be file

Daily Mirror

February Calendar Bursting With Must-see Astronomy Events

The star of the night sky thus far in 2023 has been Comet E3 ZTF

Zenger

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

A NASA orbiter captured a photo of rocks on Mars that resemble a bear. This is known as a phenomenon called 'pareidolia'

Move over Paddington and Winnie the Pooh. Scientists found a formation resembling the face of a grizzly mammal. Here's why humans have a knack for seeing faces in objects.

ABC News

February 2023 game releases: Upcoming titles being released this month

February is packed with new games.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Editorial: The right's meltdown over M&Ms reveals more than just a chocolatey center

It’s unclear whether the recent move by Mars Wrigley candy to sideline its iconic M&Ms “spokescandies” is a genuine reaction to the silliest right-wing controversy yet, or is just a setup for a commercial stunt in the upcoming Super Bowl. Either way, we were hesitant to bite on this non-issue…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Evening Standard

Mars landforms show a bear in adorable Nasa satellite image

The cute photo is actually composed of craters and possible mud vents that look like a Martian teddy.

Inverse

NASA-funded study to research if bacteria could help form building materials on Mars

Since the 1990s, several architectures have been drafted for crewed missions to Mars, all of which have emphasized the need for keeping launch mass low.

WEKU

A NASA spacecraft discovers a formation on Mars resembling a bear

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter snapped the uncanny photo in December. Eyes are formed by craters. A hill with a "V-shaped collapse structure" resembles a snout.

Orlando Sentinel

Lessons from shuttle Columbia disaster could stave off next tragedy

ORLANDO, Fla. — “Never again” is the phrase echoed among NASA leaders recalling the last major tragedy in the space program that occurred 20 years ago this week, when Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart over Texas on Feb. 1, 2003, never making its way back home to Florida.

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Salon

Beneath M&M's candy-coated image switch

Who knew that the ousting of supposedly "woke" M&M’s mascots is an example of adversaries finding common ground?

Inverse

Physicists demo a sci-fi-inspired laser that mimics a classic UFO trick

A tractor beam is a device that can move an object from a distance and a classic trope of UFO conspiracies and science-fiction. Now, physicists have demoed one at work in the lab.

Salon

Could we feed a city on Mars?

The technologies unlocked by Mars could place us on a much more sustainable trajectory on Earth

Daily Mirror

'I tried a deep fried Creme Egg and much prefer it to a Mars Bar - here's what I found'

With supermarkets already selling Easter Eggs, it is time to start thinking about all the chocolate. One chippy in Edinburgh is offering something slightly out of the ordinary and we went to try it

Daily Mirror

'Time traveller from 2858' claims human bones will be found on Mars THIS YEAR

A self-professed time traveler 'from 2858' has left TikTok users divided after sharing bizarre claims that human bones will be found on Mars and aliens will take over the world this year

Inverse

Lucy mission: NASA goals, mission news, and two Beatles Easter eggs

NASA's Lucy mission will investigate our origins. It will be the first to explore the Trojan asteroids, a large group that share Jupiter's orbit around the Sun.

Evening Standard

My London: Dave Rowntree

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree romances in the shadows at Tamarind Kitchen, clothes his pets at Bow Wow and once had a rather unusual overnighter in Kentish Town

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