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"But one thing is for certain, we won't be able to recover the spacecraft anymore," unnamed official told the Times of India.

How China's civil society collapsed under Xi

Nobel Physics Prize could focus on light

Australia lists small wallaby among new endangered species

As Iraq concrete jungle swelters, ancient stone houses stay cool

The dust tail it ejected is a whopping 10,000 kilometers long.

Rubbish reform: changes to waste management could slash emissions

Calls for more funding as pre-COP27 climate talks open in DR Congo

A team of scientists found an unusual combination of chemical traces in the distant quasar.

"These findings add to our knowledge of Jupiter's upper-atmospheric weather and climate, and are a great help in trying to solve the 'energy crisis' problem that plagues research into the giant planets," O'Donoghue further said

A study from the American journal of clinical nutrition found no significant difference between the mortality rates of vegans and non-vegetarians.

Blinken to begin Latin American tour on Monday in Colombia

Khosta-2 lacks some of the genes that are believed to be involved in the human infection process, but there is a risk of it recombining with a second virus.

A partial solar eclipse will come just a few days before Halloween, followed by a lunar eclipse a few weeks later.

Tired of power cuts, blockaded Gaza turns to solar

Moroccan nomads' way of life threatened by climate change

African climate summit opens in DR Congo

Medicine Prize opens Nobel week clouded by war

King Charles III won't attend COP27 after Truss reportedly 'objected'

Attractiveness has surpassed health and looking fit for social media likes has become more important.

'Surreal': Greek university police makes dud debut

Hurricane Ian damage toll in the billions, will slow US growth

Yemen truce deadline approaches as wait for peace drags on

"Hurricane Ian has made landfall as an extremely dangerous hurricane near Cayo Costa, Florida with maximum sustained winds at 150 mph," National Hurricane Center (NHC) officials tweeted at 3:05 p.m. EDT.

"Hera will measure the mass of Dimorphos, which will give us a more accurate estimate of how efficient this technique was in deflecting the asteroid," Michael Kueppers, Hera project scientist at ESA, said at a news conference.

Juno had the closest look of Europa on Thursday, since the Galileo spacecraft's in January 2000.

Coronas have been previously observed around distant dwarf galaxies, but this recent discovery is the most detailed probe astronomers ever performed

No timeframe for fixing Nord Stream pipelines: operator

Gas flares vastly underperform, causing greater climate impact: study