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Ice Park Threatened By Climate Change Finds An Ally In US Silver Mine

America's ice-climbing epicenter was facing a bleak future, with climate change endangering its water supply, until an unlikely savior came to its rescue: a nearby silver mine.

International Business Times

Trump Advances Another LNG Project, Drawing Environmentalist Ire

President Donald Trump's administration advanced another major US natural gas export project on Wednesday, handing oil companies a win the same day as a White House meeting with industry executives.

International Business Times

Dark energy: mysterious cosmic force appears to be weakening, say scientists

Findings could open up possibility the universe will end in a reverse big bang or ‘big crunch’, say cosmologists

The Guardian - UK

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Is dark energy destined to dominate the universe and lead to the ‘big crunch’?

New universes may emerge in due course, says scientist at Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument in Arizona

The Guardian - UK

Aliens abduct space-crazed kid in wild new trailer for Pixar's 'Elio' (video)

U.S. military makes 1st contact with aliens in 'Elio,' an intergalactic summertime treatfrom Pixar.

Space

The northern lights may appear over several states tonight. Here’s what to know

The stunning phenomenon known brought a dazzling green light show to Alaska in recent days

The Independent UK

Alien life could survive on Earth-like planets circling dead stars, study suggests

New research suggests that life could have the time and energy to arise on Earth-like worlds in the rapidly shrinking "Goldilocks zones" around white dwarf stars.

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NASA still mulling options for Boeing's troubled Starliner astronaut capsule

NASA and Boeing are still working on the problems that cropped up during Starliner's first crewed flight, which launched more than nine months ago.

Space

Large alien planets may be born in chaos, NASA's retired exoplanet-hunter finds

Using the now-retired Kepler space telescope, astronomers have discovered that larger planets grow up in more turbulent homes than smaller worlds.

Space

What were Stephen Hawking's greatest contributions to science?

Famed physicist Stephen Hawking took gravity to its ultimate limits. In doing so, he made a number of significant advancements in our understanding of black holes, cosmology and quantum gravity.

Space

Rarely Seen Cave Art Holds Prehistoric Secrets In France

Deep inside a labyrinthine cave in southwestern France, ancient humans who lived around 30,000 years ago carved horses, mammoths and rhinoceros into the walls, a fabulous prehistoric menagerie that has rarely been seen -- until now.

International Business Times

Hubble Telescope spies star-forming cocoons in neighboring galaxy (photo)

Young stars enveloped in a transformative cocoon of gas shine brightly in a new image from the Hubble Space Telescope.

Space

Starliner and Crew-9 astronauts arrive home in Houston: Space photo of the day

After splashing down off the coast of Florida, the latest crew to return from the International Space Station arrived by jet in Houston.

Space

How do spiral galaxies get 'feathers'? All it takes is a little gravity

For over a century, astronomers have marveled at the beauty and complexity of spiral galaxies, which feature arms covered in a multitude of small-scale features known as feathers.

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Borderlands 4: Release date, trailers & everything we know

The Pandora saga might be over, but Borderlands is just evolving. Launching in 2025, this is everything we know about Borderlands 4.

Space

'Microlightning' between water droplets could have sparked life on Earth. Here's how

The building blocks of life on Earth may have been fueled by tiny sparks hopping between water droplets.

International Business Times

Record Numbers Forced To Flee Climate Disasters: UN

Hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee climate disasters last year, the United Nations said Wednesday, highlighting the urgent need for early warning systems covering the entire planet.

The Guardian - UK

Cat owners asked to share pets’ quirks for genetic study

Scientists hope project will shed light on how cats’ health and behaviour are influenced by their genetics

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Mars madness! Perfect NCAA tournament bracket wins you a trip to the Red Planet on SpaceX's Starship

If you have an otherworldly knack for picking the winners of college basketball games, you could get a free ride to Mars on SpaceX's Starship megarocket.

The Guardian - UK

Scientists hail ‘avalanche of discoveries’ from Euclid space telescope

Data from European Space Agency’s mission has allowed researchers to create detailed catalogue of 380,000 galaxies

Space

Euclid space telescope's 1st results reveal 'a goldmine of data' in search for dark matter and dark energy (images, video)

The Euclid space telescope has dropped its first data and deep field observations showing millions of galaxies in great detail as it hunts for dark matter and dark energy clues.

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Trump halted toxic Agent Orange cleanup

Diplomats in Vietnam warned that halting USAID’s efforts to clean up postwar pesticides would be a catastrophe

Space

Dolphins welcome SpaceX's Crew-9 astronauts home after splashdown (video)

A pod of dolphins gave the four astronauts of SpaceX's Crew-9 mission a warm welcome after their capsule splashed down in the ocean on Tuesday afternoon (March 18).

The Independent UK

Scientists reveal reason behind ‘blood rain’ that turned Iran’s shoreline crimson

Tourists were treated to the rare sight of blood-red rainwater flowing down a cliff to the beach on Hormuz Island last week

The Guardian - UK

Plantwatch: how flowers keep themselves and their insect visitors cosy

Translucent greenhouses and petals that close in poor light encourage flying pollinators to stop by for longer

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