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Pentagon Says Russia Has Launched a Mysterious Orbital Weapon
Space Wars The militarization of space is really heating up after the Pentagon accused Russia of launching a satellite that national security officials believe is capable of attacking other satellites in orbit, the BBC reports. And most chillingly, this satellite, which the Russians launched last week, is on the same orbit as a U.S. government satellite. […]
The Independent
Scientists find Earth-like planet that could be home to alien life
Planet is the size of Venus and is likely to have a relatively cool atmosphere
CNN
Scientists say they’ve found where the sun’s magnetic field originates
The sun’s powerful magnetic field has long puzzled scientists. A new study suggests the source of its magnetic field is nearer the surface than first thought.
The Independent
Boeing’s first ever crewed space flight faces more delays
More safety checks required for Starliner craft as astronauts remain in quarantine
The Telegraph
Ancient Greek armour tested on marines works surprisingly well
Bulky bronze armour sported by Brad Pitt as Achilles in the film Troy may look cumbersome but it was surprisingly battle-friendly, experts have proven.
The Independent
Austrian man stumbles upon ‘sensational’ mammoth fossils while renovating wine cellar
‘I thought it was just a piece of wood left by my grandfather,’ winemaker says
Reuters
SpaceX launches first satellites for new US spy constellation
SpaceX on Wednesday launched an inaugural batch of operational spy satellites it built as part of a new U.S. intelligence network designed to significantly upgrade the country's space-based surveillance powers, the first deployment of several more planned this year. The spy network was revealed in a pair of Reuters reports earlier this year showing SpaceX is building hundreds of satellites for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office, an intelligence agency, for a vast system in orbit capable of rapidly spotting ground targets almost anywhere in the world. Northrop Grumman, a longtime space and defense contractor, is also involved in the project.
The Guardian
From astronaut health to space weather: the discoveries changing our understanding of the universe
Academics at Northumbria University are confident that a new £50m space research centre will benefit not just those operating beyond the stratosphere, but life on Earth too
BBC
How is climate change affecting hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones?
The number of hurricanes is not increasing, but they are becoming more intense as the world warms.
Futurism
Scientists Attempt to Explain Why Hundreds of Stars Disappeared From Night Sky
Stars shouldn't just disappear from the night sky without a trace. They should either fluctuate in brightness, or if massive enough, explode spectacularly. And yet, astronomers have documented at least a hundred cases of stars vanishing in an instant — and without warning — over the past 70 years. In some cases, stupefied sky watchers […]
Evening Standard
Northern Lights might be visible once more in next two weeks, scientists say
Sun activity means Aurora Borealis might light up skies once more
The Telegraph
Mental illnesses linked to ‘junk DNA’ embedded with viruses inherited from our ancestors
Ancient viruses embedded in human DNA increase susceptibility to psychiatric disorders, scientists believe.
LA Times
Boeing Starliner set for June 1 launch following helium leak
The launch of Boeing's Starliner capsule is set for June 1 following detection of a helium leak in the spacecraft that will service the International Space Station.
CNN
What it’s really like to live in Antarctica
Few people can say they’ve lived on the White Continent, but those who do have incredible stories.
The Independent
Kids accidentally collected 72 clams thinking they were seashells. Then came the $88k fine
Charlotte Russ took her kids on trip to Pismo Beach, known as the ‘ Clam Capital of the World’, and mistakenly let the youngsters collect molluscs
Cosmo
Anya Taylor-Joy flashes her bum in open-back mini dress that laces all the way up
Anya Taylor-Joy stepped out in New York wearing an open-back mini dress from Mugler's AW 2024 collection that laces all the way up the back to flash her bum.
SETHLUI.COM
Newly revamped Food Republic at City Square Mall takes on nostalgic 80s aesthetic with 12 dai pai dong-style stalls
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Evening Standard
Mauricio Pochettino has already hinted Manchester United move is just a matter of time
Argentine has admirers in INEOS group
The Telegraph
We Americans are fed up with Meghan Markle. It’s time for Brits to take her back
Say what you want about Meghan Markle (narcissistic, self-aggrandising, out-of-touch) but her greatest misstep is one of missed opportunity. Despite the Duchess’s best efforts – her carefully-curated home goods line, that wanna-be state visit to Nigeria, a perfectly-plotted anniversary date night – barely one-third of Americans have a favourable opinion of Markle, far below Princes William, Harry and the Princess of Wales.
The Telegraph
London-born teenager to become Catholic Church’s first millennial saint
A London-born teenager is to become the Roman Catholic Church’s first millennial saint.

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Pentagon Says Russia Has Launched a Mysterious Orbital Weapon

Scientists find Earth-like planet that could be home to alien life

Scientists say they’ve found where the sun’s magnetic field originates

Boeing’s first ever crewed space flight faces more delays

Ancient Greek armour tested on marines works surprisingly well

Austrian man stumbles upon ‘sensational’ mammoth fossils while renovating wine cellar

SpaceX launches first satellites for new US spy constellation

From astronaut health to space weather: the discoveries changing our understanding of the universe

How is climate change affecting hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones?

Scientists Attempt to Explain Why Hundreds of Stars Disappeared From Night Sky

Northern Lights might be visible once more in next two weeks, scientists say

Mental illnesses linked to ‘junk DNA’ embedded with viruses inherited from our ancestors

Boeing Starliner set for June 1 launch following helium leak

What it’s really like to live in Antarctica

Kids accidentally collected 72 clams thinking they were seashells. Then came the $88k fine

Anya Taylor-Joy flashes her bum in open-back mini dress that laces all the way up

Newly revamped Food Republic at City Square Mall takes on nostalgic 80s aesthetic with 12 dai pai dong-style stalls

Mauricio Pochettino has already hinted Manchester United move is just a matter of time

We Americans are fed up with Meghan Markle. It’s time for Brits to take her back

London-born teenager to become Catholic Church’s first millennial saint