Greenwich moon time? The high-stakes race to set lunar clocks - Financial Times
Financial Times Aug 21

Greenwich moon time? The high-stakes race to set lunar clocks - Financial Times

World powers gather to decide how to deal with potential threat to colonising Earth’s nearest celestial neighbour...

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New NASA Pictures Reveal SpaceX Crash's Devastation On The Moon's Magnificent Desolation - Jalopnik
Jalopnik Aug 21

New NASA Pictures Reveal SpaceX Crash's Devastation On The Moon's Magnificent Desolation - Jalopnik

The more and more rockets humanity launches, the more and more likely we are to litter the lunar surface....

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How an accidental discovery by underconstruction Telescope in Chile captured one of Astronomy’s missing l - The Times of India
The Times of India Aug 21

How an accidental discovery by underconstruction Telescope in Chile captured one of Astronomy’s missing l - The Times of India

Tech News News: An unfinished, custom-built observatory in Chile has unexpectedly solved one of puzzles astrophysics str...

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Wild New Paper Claims Human Brain Doesn’t Produce Consciousness - Yahoo
Futurism Aug 21

Wild New Paper Claims Human Brain Doesn’t Produce Consciousness - Yahoo

"Nothing in science explains how three pounds of matter... can love, hate, dream, imagine, fear or hope for its future."...

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My Wife Just Told Me She Wants to Use Donor Sperm for Our Baby. Her Reason Is Extremely Hurtful. - Slate Magazine
Slate Magazine Aug 21

My Wife Just Told Me She Wants to Use Donor Sperm for Our Baby. Her Reason Is Extremely Hurtful. - Slate Magazine

Does she have a point?...

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LHC collisions reveal oxygen and neon's shifting nuclear geometry - Phys.org
Phys.Org Aug 21

LHC collisions reveal oxygen and neon's shifting nuclear geometry - Phys.org

Many people are aware that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN smashes tiny subatomic particles together at nearly t...

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Jupiter pulls so hard on Io that the moon’s solid ground rises and falls by as much as 100 metres every orbit — a tide in rock the height of a 30-storey building, and the repeated flexing powers the most volcanically active world in the Solar System - Space Daily
Space Daily Aug 21

Jupiter pulls so hard on Io that the moon’s solid ground rises and falls by as much as 100 metres every orbit — a tide in rock the height of a 30-storey building, and the repeated flexing powers the most volcanically active world in the Solar System - Space Daily

Io's ground can move by as much as 100 metres as Jupiter's changing tide flexes the moon, converting orbital energy into...

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NASA plans to send a working nuclear reactor toward Mars in late 2028. Space Reactor-1 Freedom will split uranium atoms in deep space to generate electricity for its engines — the first test of a technology NASA hopes will eventually help power human missi - Space Daily
Space Daily Aug 21

NASA plans to send a working nuclear reactor toward Mars in late 2028. Space Reactor-1 Freedom will split uranium atoms in deep space to generate electricity for its engines — the first test of a technology NASA hopes will eventually help power human missi - Space Daily

SR-1 Freedom would start a 20-kilowatt-electric HALEU reactor after Earth escape, power a Hall thruster and deliver thre...

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Scientists Recreate the Melting ‘Diamond Rain’ of Neptune and Uranus. It May Help Fusion Power - Gizmodo
Gizmodo.com Aug 21

Scientists Recreate the Melting ‘Diamond Rain’ of Neptune and Uranus. It May Help Fusion Power - Gizmodo

A U.S. government lab has recreated the truly alien conditions that melt diamonds deep inside ice giant planets—and th...

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'Rainbow-on-a-chip' could help unlock 6G networks and precision timing for quantum technologies - Phys.org
Phys.Org Aug 21

'Rainbow-on-a-chip' could help unlock 6G networks and precision timing for quantum technologies - Phys.org

Loughborough University physicists and an international team have demonstrated that a grain-of-rice-sized microchip can ...

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Earth’s atmosphere does not end anywhere near the edge of space: a ghostly hydrogen cloud called the geocorona stretches 630,000 kilometres out — far enough to envelop the Moon and make every lunar mission, technically, a journey through the outermo - Space Daily
Space Daily Aug 21

Earth’s atmosphere does not end anywhere near the edge of space: a ghostly hydrogen cloud called the geocorona stretches 630,000 kilometres out — far enough to envelop the Moon and make every lunar mission, technically, a journey through the outermo - Space Daily

SOHO traced Earth's neutral-hydrogen geocorona beyond the Moon, but its density at lunar distance is only about 0.2 atom...

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Interplanetary spacecraft capture a coronal mass ejection component hidden from Earth - Phys.org
Phys.Org Aug 21

Interplanetary spacecraft capture a coronal mass ejection component hidden from Earth - Phys.org

During a coronal mass ejection (CME), the sun hurls billions of tons of magnetized plasma into space. These eruptions ar...

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NASA’s newest planet discovery is unlike anything seen before - geekspin
Geekspin.co Aug 21

NASA’s newest planet discovery is unlike anything seen before - geekspin

When you think about the phrase "Mega-Earth," your mind probably jumps straight to a sci-fi blockbuster movie poster or ...

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The Moon is rusting even though it has no air and almost no liquid water — and the leading explanation is that oxygen escaping Earth rides our magnetic tail 385,000 kilometres into space during the few days each month when the solar wind is blocked - Space Daily
Space Daily Aug 21

The Moon is rusting even though it has no air and almost no liquid water — and the leading explanation is that oxygen escaping Earth rides our magnetic tail 385,000 kilometres into space during the few days each month when the solar wind is blocked - Space Daily

Chandrayaan-1 found hematite near the lunar poles. Orbital patterns and laboratory tests point to oxygen ions escaping E...

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Rocket Report: SpaceX makes its mark on the Moon; ULA names new boss - Ars Technica
Ars Technica Aug 21

Rocket Report: SpaceX makes its mark on the Moon; ULA names new boss - Ars Technica

Taiwan's effort to develop its own satellite launcher hit a setback this week....

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SciTechDaily Aug 21

Scientists Revisited a Forest Experiment That Was Forgotten for 30 Years. What They Found Was Astounding - SciTechDaily

A decades-old experiment in Victoria’s mountain ash forests is challenging assumptions about the trade-offs between ti...

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Partial lunar eclipse live: Latest news, viewing tips and live updates from Aug. 27-28 eclipse - Space
Space.com Aug 21

Partial lunar eclipse live: Latest news, viewing tips and live updates from Aug. 27-28 eclipse - Space

Follow our live coverage as we count down to the deepest partial lunar eclipse until December 2028, with the latest news...

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Could 'dark photons' explain dark matter? - Space
Space.com Aug 21

Could 'dark photons' explain dark matter? - Space

"This paper opens up a lot of new possibilities to look for dark matter."...

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Sentinel-1 captures major ice loss from Greenland glacier - European Space Agency
Esa.int Aug 21

Sentinel-1 captures major ice loss from Greenland glacier - European Space Agency

Europe’s Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission has captured a dramatic change at Petermann Glacier in northwest Greenland, whe...

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New Solar System Models Show Earth Is No Fluke - Universe Today
Universe Today Aug 21

New Solar System Models Show Earth Is No Fluke - Universe Today

Astrobiologists use new starting points to produce ‘organic’ models of our solar system’s formation....

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Two of Neptune's tiny inner moons contain clay minerals that could not have formed on worlds so small and cold — suggesting they're built from the exposed interiors of much larger moons shattered when the captured Kuiper Belt world Triton tore through Nept - Space Daily
Space Daily Aug 21

Two of Neptune's tiny inner moons contain clay minerals that could not have formed on worlds so small and cold — suggesting they're built from the exposed interiors of much larger moons shattered when the captured Kuiper Belt world Triton tore through Nept - Space Daily

Webb's clay signature on Larissa and Galatea links today's small moons to warm, water-altered interiors inside a much la...

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A strange wooden log found beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls was dismissed for decades, then archaeologists - The Times of India
The Times of India Aug 21

A strange wooden log found beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls was dismissed for decades, then archaeologists - The Times of India

Rest of World News: For decades, a strangely shaped log buried beneath Zambia’s Kalambo Falls sat at the edge of an ar...

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Astronomers announced in January 2026 that they had found a 710-metre asteroid — nearly eight football fields across — spinning once every 1.88 minutes. A normal rubble-pile asteroid should tear itself apart at anything close to that speed, meaning 2025 M - Space Daily
Space Daily Aug 21

Astronomers announced in January 2026 that they had found a 710-metre asteroid — nearly eight football fields across — spinning once every 1.88 minutes. A normal rubble-pile asteroid should tear itself apart at anything close to that speed, meaning 2025 M - Space Daily

Rubin Observatory measured a 710-metre main-belt asteroid turning once every 1.88 minutes, implying cohesion comparable ...

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Scarce emergence of new species drove the decline of African megaherbivores, study suggests - Phys.org
Phys.Org Aug 20

Scarce emergence of new species drove the decline of African megaherbivores, study suggests - Phys.org

A study by the National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN-CSIC), the National Research Center on Human Evolution (CENIEH)...

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