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A chunk of the Earth's magnetic field is weakening, which could wreak havoc on some satellites

The weak spot in the earth's geomagnetic field affects spacecraft and low-orbit satellites passing through the region, since more charged solar particles can seep through and cause...

Development, civilisation and an alien invasion on Earth

An astronaut’s return to a locked earth

An astronaut’s return to a locked earth

Looks like a tiger from a distance. A close encounter confirmed that it was a jungle cat. Photo: Ashraful Haque

In search of a tiger in the Bengal savannah

Coronavirus lockdowns have changed the way Earth moves

Coronavirus lockdowns have changed the way Earth moves

Earth captures new ‘mini moon’

Astronauts Christina Koch and Luca Parmitano pose with a cookie they baked in December on the International Space Station. A handful of chocolate chip cookies baked by astronauts in a special Zero G oven returned to Earth.

Cookies baked in space return to Earth

UN Nature rescue plan: Protect 30% of planet by 2030

UN Nature rescue plan: Protect 30% of planet by 2030

A scanning electron micrograph of a presolar silicon carbide grain, about 8 micrometers in its longest dimension, from a meteorite that crashed into Australia in 1969 is seen in this image released in Chicago, Illinois, US January 13, 2020/ Janaina N Avila-Handout via Reuters

Oldest stuff on Earth found inside meteorite that hit Australia

Pope Francis gives a speech at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan November 26, 2019/ Reuters

Pope urges youth to fight for the earth

An artist's rendering shows a star called a white dwarf with a planet (upper right) and material in orbit around the star/ UCLA-Handout via Reuters

Planetary 'autopsies' indicate worlds like Earth common in the cosmos

Photo: NASA Worldview

City lights captured from space reveal more than we think they do