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USA TODAYWhere is Voyager 1 now? Repairs bring space probe back online as journey nears 50 years
Still transmitting data from more than 15 billion miles away, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is fully operations after months of repairs
- The Canadian Press
NASA's Voyager 1, the most distant spacecraft from Earth, is doing science again after problem
DALLAS (AP) — NASA's Voyager 1, the most distant spacecraft from Earth, is sending science data again.
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Webb observations hint at giant asteroid collision in a nearby planetary system
Observations made by two telescopes of the Beta Pictoris system, located 63 light-years from Earth, suggest a collision occurred between asteroids about 20 years ago.
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Thailand's tried for years to solve its pollution problem, but 'haze season' always comes back
When the haze season comes, villagers in northern Thailand start preparing the land for fire. They set areas of forest alight, part of controlled burns that will clear their fields for planting — and before long large plumes of smoke rise up, adding to some of the worst air in the world. It's a practice that is unavoidable due to the mountainous terrain, which prevents harvesting machines from operating. During the haze season, from February to April, Chiang Mai city regularly tops the list of the world’s worst cities for air pollution. At nearby Chiang Mai university, an app called FireD has been developed to try to control burning. People register their planned fires through the app. It uses weather and satellite data to predict if a fire on a particular day will cause more pollution or whether conditions will blow away the smoke and pollutants.
- The Conversation
The Hubble telescope has shifted into one-gyro mode after months of technical issues − an aerospace engineering expert explains
Hubble’s technical issues continue. But through some clever engineering, the telescope can continue operations with just 1 gyroscope.
- The Conversation
Space arms race may be underway – it comes with enormous risks
Fears are growing that Russia may be trying to put a nuclear weapon into orbit.
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UN food chief: Poorest areas have zero harvests left
World Food Programme director Martin Frick warns land degradation will cause crop failures worldwide.
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NASA delays Boeing Starliner departure from International Space Station for more testing
NASA managers have opted to delay the Boeing Starliner's departure from the International Space Station until later this week to allow more time to test ongoing issues with the spacecraft, which is set to carry two NASA astronauts back to Earth.
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AI tool could use photographs to predict harvests, researchers say
The new AI system has been developed by researchers at the National Robotarium in Edinburgh.
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NASA’s 47-year-old Voyager 1 probe is back in action after months of technical issues
NASA engineers have managed to get the long-running Voyager 1 space probe fully back in working order after some seven months of technical difficulties. In November 2023, the spacecraft started sending back unreadable data.
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One year ago OceanGate’s Titan sub imploded, taking 5 lives and dreams of deep-sea exploration with it
Last June, the eyes of the world were upon the same North Atlantic waters where the Titanic and its passengers sank to icy fates - as international rescue teams searched for a submersible carrying five explorers venturing to the shipwreck. The disastrous implosion of Titan and the reckless path that led to it, however, continues to tell cautionary tales, writes Sheila Flynn
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Why is bird flu highly lethal to some animals, but not to others?
Bird flu is highly lethal to some animals, but not to others. Scientists want to know why.
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My Parents' Obsession With Purity Nearly Ruined Us. Years Later, I Found Their Secret In A Box Of Their Things.
"'I’m so angry,' my second sister said, visibly shaking. 'I’m not kidding, I’m mad.' Our parents had been cruelest to her."
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Katy Perry Teases Upcoming Era With Announcement of New Single ‘Woman’s World,’ Releasing July 11
After she recently held private listening sessions for her upcoming sixth album, Katy Perry has officially announced that the first single for the project, “Woman’s World,” will arrive next month. The pop star plans to drop “Woman’s World” on July 11 at 7 p.m. ET, with the official video to premiere the following day. She …
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'I Almost Threw Up': Jimmy Kimmel Grossed Out By Trump's Weird Hair Confession
The late night host was nauseated by Trump's TMI description of his shower routine.
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Jerry Seinfeld Goes to Town on Anti-Israel Heckler Who Interrupted His Set
Jerry Seinfeld’s performance in Australia on Sunday was briefly derailed by an anti-Israel heckler who was mercilessly mocked by the comedian. “We have a genius ladies and gentlemen, he solved the Middle East,” Seinfeld joked as the crowd in Sydney jeered the heckler. As security moved to eject the person, he continued, “They’re going to start punching you in about three seconds, so I would try to get all of your genius out so we can all learn from you.” Read more at The Daily Beast.Get the Dail
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Steve Bannon won’t be spending his prison term in a ‘Club Fed’ as he had hoped, sources say
When former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon goes to prison, he won’t be serving time at what’s known as a “Club Fed,” the most comfortable type of facility in the federal system, as he had wanted, according to people familiar with the arrangements.
- Entertainment Weekly
Howie Mandel recalls gory details of wife's drunken hotel room fall: 'You could actually see her skull'
Mandel recounted the bloody scene to Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos.
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Person believed responsible for Toronto shooting dead, police say
TORONTO — A dispute at a business that conducts financial transactions escalated into a shooting that left three people – including the gunman – dead on Monday, Toronto police said as they investigated the incident that took place near a daycare and a school. Investigators said they responded to reports of gunshots shortly before 3:30 p.m. at a commercial building. Two men and a woman died, they said. "We believe that the individual responsible for the shooting is among the deceased," Det. Sgt.
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Travis Kelce warmed up for Tight End University by golfing with The Great One
Tight End University begins Monday and Chiefs star Travis Kelce’s annual camp will include a special concert this year.