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Soviet spacecraft launched over 50 years ago is heading to Earth
A piece of a Soviet spacecraft launched in 1972 is expected to crash back down to Earth very soon, experts say. The part, which is from the Cosmos 482 probe, was meant to land on the planet Venus. While it made it into space successfully, the spacecraft wasn't able to complete its journey after something went wrong.
NASA is also tracking two other asteroids near Earth today, including a larger bus-sized one called "2025 HR1" that's ...
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Soaring demand for copper, lithium, and nickel could make the metals more valuable than oil and gas by 2050, Barclays said.
Mayor Michelle Wu delivered a short speech on the Sun Stage, where she welcomed everyone and echoed the festival’s goals of ...
They’re enveloping me so thickly I look like a sideshow apiarist. I swipe my palms across my face and they collect between my ...
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Only days after the Trump administration dismissed authors of a congressionally mandated climate report, two of the biggest ...
For eight years running, Finland has been rated the happiest country in the world by a peculiar United Nations-backed project ...
In its retaliation against U.S. tariffs, China slowed exports of several rare-earth minerals and magnets this month ...
The asteroid, spanning around 49 to 111 feet in diameter, is hurtling through space at some 42,300 miles per hour.
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