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NASA unveils breakthrough in asteroid defense to protect Earth from deadly space rocks In 2022, NASA conducted an experiment to see if they could protect Earth from huge, deadly space rocks. The scientist deliberately crashed a spacecraft into a small asteroid called Dimorphos to see if they could deflect it and save the world. The…

Antarctica lost ten times as much ice as Los Angeles in thirty years, research shows Antarctica is once again experiencing the harsh reality of climate change. The scientists from the University of California studied satellite photos taken over the past thirty years. They discovered that Antarctica has lost an enormous amount of ice in three…

Huge 44-foot asteroid approaching Earth: What you need to know NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) reports that the near-Earth asteroid 2021 ER will approach Earth on Friday for a safe yet close flight. The asteroid is about 13 meters wide, which is the size of a school bus, and will come within 2.49 million kilometers…

Scientists rediscover ‘extinct’ little Possum & Glider in West Papua after 6,000 years In an extraordinary scientific discovery, scientists have found a small possum and ringtail glider in West Papua after 6,000 years. For decades, researchers thought these species were extinct, but the recent remarkable discovery has rewritten the history of lost species. According to…

Can people grow food on the moon? New research says yes Scientists are one step closer to growing crops on the moon after successfully growing chickpeas in simulated lunar soil. A study conducted by a research conducted by Texas A&M University Department of Soil & Crop Sciences Ph.D. candidate Jess Atkin revealed that the combination…

Everything We Know About Michael Sheen’s ‘You Told Us To Talk About the Weather’ Michael Sheen narrates a new film that aims to improve the way climate change is discussed in schools. The movie, You said we should talk about the weather, which was launched nationwide, was shot on a re-wilded farm on the Westacre…

NASA is restructuring the Artemis mission and pushing back the first moon landing to 2028 NASA has officially announced a major overhaul of the Artemis program and aims to build a new strategy that focuses on getting back to basics by simplifying hardware and mission objectives to achieve a sustainable launch frequency. Artemis plans to…

Astronomers discover a virtually invisible galaxy full of dark matter Astronomers, through their study of the Hubble Space Telescope and data from other observatories, discovered a faint, nearly undetectable galaxy that exists as a dark matter-dominated celestial body. The object called Candidate Dark Galaxy-2 or CDG-2 is located about 300 million light-years from Earth in…

El Nino Warning 2026: The World Could Witness ‘Exceptionally Record High’ Global Temperatures The world is about to witness new, harsh realities of climate change as scientists warn that El Nino may return this year, sending global temperatures to record highs. According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), there is a 50…

Blood Moon 2026: Billions will watch the total lunar eclipse tonight The world is currently experiencing the total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, and a spectacular ‘Blood Moon’ will be visible to an estimated 3 billion people. The Full Moon will pass completely into the dark shadow of the Earth and turn a…

SpaceX is launching 25 Starlink satellites on its Falcon 9 booster from the West Coast SpaceX is all set to launch a Falcon 9 rocket from California’s Vandenberg Space Force Base early Sunday, aiming to continue its aggressive pace in 2026 by successfully placing 25 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit (LEO). This mission underlines…

New observatory sends 800,000 asteroid alerts in one night The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has officially activated its automated warning system to investigate and detect object movements in space. The system went live on February 24 and generated approximately 800,000 alerts on the first night alone. The observatory detected the orbital objects, including asteroids, supernovae…