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Deeper than the Mariana Trench, near its border with Norway, the Soviet Union spent 20 years drilling 7.6 miles into Earth; in 1992, the deepest borehole on Earth was abandoned in a region industrialization had turned into one of the most ‘poisoned spots on Earth’

The Kola Superdeep Borehole, a groundbreaking feat by Soviet engineers, extends over twelve kilometers into the Earth. This ambitious endeavor aimed to explore the Earth's crust and its connection to the mantle. However, the unexpectedly high temperatures led to flowing rock, which complicated the drilling process and transformed geological theories.

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Chocó, Colombia, Shaken Again: Five Earthquakes in Less Than an Hour Reactivate Alert

New earthquakes shake Chocó. The SGC warns of risks while the region still grapples with the aftermath of the devastating August 10 earthquake.

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We found the hidden force that created two chains of underwater volcanoes running side by side

Lord Howe Island sits about 600 kilometres off the New South Wales coast, a crescent of rainforest and sea cliffs that draws visitors for its spectacular beaches and its unique birdlife. Few realise they are standing on the weathered remains of a volcano.

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China's Floating Rocket Launchpad Sends Nine Satellites Soaring 800KM Into Space in Historic First

China's Gravity-1 Y3 rocket launched nine satellites from a floating platform in the East China Sea, setting national records for payload mass and orbital altitude in a sea launch.

International Business Times UK

A future without oxygen: Scientists explain what Earth could look like in a billion years - hostile to complex life long before the Sun dies out

Earth's breathable atmosphere is a temporary phenomenon, experts predict. Computer simulations show oxygen loss within one billion years, long before the sun ages. This event will render the planet uninhabitable for oxygen-dependent life forms. Anaerobic organisms, however, will likely continue to survive in oxygen-free environments. This research also impacts the…

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Behind the Modi-Xi border thaw, India's dependence on Chinese imports, especially rare earths, keeps deepening

India faces a significant trade deficit with China, importing substantially more goods than it exports. Chinese firms offer superior price and tech competitiveness, impacting Indian industries. India relies heavily on China for critical inputs like rare earths, affecting various sectors.

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U.S. And China Keep Racing To AI Dominance. Bessent Says There Is Space For Cooperation Nonetheless.

Bessent is scheduled to meet with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in New York as part of broader negotiations covering artificial intelligence, trade, rare earth minerals and other economic issues.

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Not Everyone Is Terrified Of Massive Objects, But These 75 Pics Might Have You Thinking Otherwise

Megalophobia is extremely real, folks, and these eerie pics will make you understand why. After all, there's something really terrifying about massive things that make you feel like a tiny speck. So be warned that this wild list might give you the heebie-jeebies!

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Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking:"We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on a minor planet of a very average star."

Stephen Hawking posited that humanity's uniqueness lies in our capacity to grasp the universe's complexities. He believed this insight evolved from our humble beginnings and evolutionary journey. His groundbreaking research on black holes and cosmology revolutionized theoretical physics, while his iconic book, A Brief History of Time, simplified intricate scientific…

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Top USAF general tells troops to begin preparation for battles on the Moon, ‘adapt right now’

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Martian Meteorite Record Sale: Niger probes ‘illicit international trafficking’; trade rules under scrutiny

In 2023, a remarkable meteorite originating from Mars was unearthed in Niger's Agadez region. Weighing an impressive 54 pounds, this authentic piece of Martian material captured public attention before being auctioned in New York, where it sold for over 5.3 million dollars, setting a record as the costliest meteorite ever.…

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A chunk of the Sun blasted off and could trigger storms on Earth

A cloud of material blasted from the Sun on Monday is due to reach Earth on Thursday, forecasters say, with a minor geomagnetic storm possible and auroras likely visible at high latitudes.

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Meteorite Crash Through Roof: family turns space rock into museum star; scientists probe its secrets

In a remarkable incident, a meteorite crashed into a suburban home in Auckland, creating a significant stir. The unusual space rock broke through the roof and settled in the living room. The family decided to donate it for public exhibition, leading to its eventual acquisition by the Auckland Museum. This…

The Times of India

Australia’s vast Nullarbor Plain hides deep caves that can teach us about alien worlds

Stretching over 200,000 square kilometres across southern Australia, the vast, flat plains of the Nullarbor mark one of the world’s largest regions of limestone. It formed when an ancient shallow sea retreated some 14 million years ago.

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The Moon Puzzle: rare 5.5 kg lunar meteorite sells for $612,500; headed for display in Vietnam

In a stunning auction, a lunar meteorite known as 'The Moon Puzzle,' consisting of six reassembled fragments, fetched an impressive $612,500 after its discovery in Mauritania in 2017. Meanwhile, celebrity couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski have offloaded their picturesque solar-powered retreat in Ojai, California, which they acquired for $2.15…

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Quote of the Day by French poet Alfred de Musset: ‘A happy memory is perhaps on this earth truer than happiness itself’ - a tender reflection on memory, joy and the moments we carry with us

Quote of the Day by Alfred de Musset: Nostalgia often presents a brighter picture than current joy. Our memories refine emotions, capturing pure and cherished instances. It's through the lens of time that we come to value joy more profoundly once it transforms into a memory. As time passes, experiences…

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The US-China space race is going where no war has gone before

American troops are preparing for potential combat operations around the Moon. The US military is expanding its focus beyond Earth's orbit into cislunar space. This expansion is driven by intelligence warnings about potential adversaries' space warfare ambitions. China has also established its own military space troops, which the US views…

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US troops must be ready for space combat around moon, Trump’s top military adviser says

China created its own dedicated military space unit in 2024, assigning it to enhance its capability to handle conflicts in space

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In 2020, NASA put seeds from 11 crops aboard an experimental spaceplane; after months in orbit, scientists brought them back to test whether they could still grow

In 2020, NASA put seeds from 11 crops aboard an experimental spaceplane; after months in orbit, scientists brought them back to test whether they could still grow. The research examined how microgravity and space radiation affect seed viability, germination, plant development and molecular changes. The study used the X-37B Orbital…

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Three robots worked together like an independent science team in NASA’s latest test — it could change space exploration forever by making decisions without waiting for Earth

NASA tested three robots capable of independent scientific decision-making. These autonomous systems can assess risks and adjust plans without human input. The ASTRA project aims to enhance robotic missions in challenging environments. This technology could support future explorations on the Moon and Mars. Robots will handle exploration tasks while humans…

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The Latest: House votes for a third time to end the Iran war as conflict drags on

The U.S. House has voted again to end the war in Iran, approving a war powers resolution that would halt President Donald Trump’s ability to continue military action without congressional approval

International Business Times UK

Trump's Alien 'Disclosure Speech' Rumours Grow Despite White House Saying No Such Address Is Planned

Rumours that Donald Trump could announce evidence of extraterrestrial life have spread online, despite the White House saying no such speech is planned. Declassified UAP files remain under review.

The Independent UK

Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 years

A major report has found that 12.5 trillion tons of ice from Greenland and Antarctica have melted since 1979

The Economic Times

US acknowledges for the first time that it has deployed weapons in space

In a significant development, the United States has confirmed the deployment of weapons in space as a defensive measure, aiming to counter Russia's reported enhancements in anti-satellite capabilities. The US Air Force is also focusing on advancing autonomous systems and drone technologies. This strategic shift, part of former President Trump's…

The Economic Times

In 2022, Mattel sent two Barbie dolls to the ISS for Mission DreamStar, and their filmed trip became part of a STEM video series

In 2022, two Barbie dolls took a stellar trip to the International Space Station as part of the exciting Mission DreamStar. These dolls, beloved by many, orbited Earth for weeks and starred in a captivating video with NASA astronauts. The mission's goal was to inspire young girls to envision themselves…

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