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Astronaut Mike Fincke announced that a medical issue he experienced aboard the International Space Station prompted an early return for his crew, Crew-11.

A massive gold deposit, potentially containing over a thousand tons of gold, has been discovered beneath an existing mine in China's Hunan province, which could represent the largest gold find in history with a market value exceeding 72 billion euros.

The global communications race is evolving away from Starlink satellites to revolutionary high-altitude platform systems in the stratosphere.

A new super-Earth has been discovered orbiting the star HD 176986 by an international scientific team led by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias.

At MANNA, nestled in the Arcadian mountains, gastronomy intertwines with nature, offering a unique dining experience that celebrates local ingredients and the philosophy of respect for the earth.

Researchers warn that a hypergiant star named WOH G64 in the Large Magellanic Cloud is on the verge of a supernova explosion, though it poses no threat to Earth.

The article discusses the Earth’s formation, the emergence of life, and the various mass extinction events over geological time, suggesting a connection between these extinctions and the solar system's galactic orbit.

Three artificial earth mounds along the A-5 highway near Madrid are being developed from soil excavated during tunnel construction, with plans for recreational facilities.

A study reveals how a large gravitational anomaly under Antarctica has changed over 70 million years due to movements in the Earth's mantle.

Scientists have drilled unprecedented depths in Antarctica to study the potential impacts of a 2°C rise in global temperatures on the ice sheets.

A new study reveals that the Earth's magnetic field underwent a prolonged and unstable polar reversal approximately 40 million years ago.

Michael Martin, a nature photographer and adventurer, will present a multi-vision show in Munich highlighting Earth's landscapes and cultures on March 15.

A lunar eclipse is set to occur in early March, with significant visual effects due to the Earth's shadow casting a reddish hue on the Moon.

The prominent creator of the Greek rock scene returns with a new performance experience paying homage to 'The Little Prince.'

Recent research on ancient Scottish rocks challenges the established theory that Earth’s climate was entirely frozen during the 'snowball Earth' period.

A Chinese state-owned company is taking legal action to preserve its ownership stake in a mining project in Greenland that has drawn significant public attention.

Scientists propose that solar flares may influence earthquakes by affecting electrical forces in the Earth's crust.

Brazilian writer Ana Paula Maia has been announced as a semifinalist for the prestigious International Booker Prize for her novel 'On Earth as It is Beneath'.

The U.S. government, under Trump, is exploring a new global market for rare earth elements influenced by artificial intelligence pricing through a program called OPEN.

Some of the driest places on Earth, such as the Atacama Desert in Chile and the Namib Desert in southern Africa, are located right next to oceans due to specific geographical and meteorological conditions.

The article explores a middle-class family's decision to travel to Kyiv amidst the ongoing war, highlighting the personal perspectives of Ksenia, who moved there as a child.

Scientists express concerns over the impacts of increasing space debris on the Earth's atmosphere, particularly on the ozone layer and solar radiation levels.

China's secretive spacecraft, the Shenlong, has been launched on its fourth mission into orbit around the Earth.

Markku Kulmala, a professor at the University of Helsinki, proposes that increasing sulfur emissions from ships during the summer months could reflect more sunlight away from Earth, potentially aiding in the fight against climate change.

The article discusses the severe conditions faced by Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, referred to as 'hell on earth' by a human rights organization, and touches on the torture of journalists as reported in a recent investigation.

Scientists discovered ancient water trapped deep in a Canadian mine, raising questions about its origin and potential ecosystems.

The Studio Rose in Schondorf presents a diverse cultural program for all ages, featuring various exhibitions and educational tours.

Satellite images reveal extensive demolition of Palestinian homes by the Israeli army in the Bani Suheila area, east of Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip.

South Korea and Brazil have elevated their relationship to a 'strategic partnership' after 67 years of diplomatic ties, with discussions on expanding trade and enhancing cooperation in various sectors.

A new study suggests that solar flares may have a subtle role in triggering certain earthquakes by affecting the Earth's upper atmosphere.

Germany's new satellite system, SATCOMBw, is expected to cost up to ten billion euros, with Airbus set to commence series production of satellites for low Earth orbit.

The study highlights the crucial chemical requirements necessary for planets to develop life, emphasizing the importance of oxygen levels during their formation.

Scottish singer Amy MacDonald captivates her audience at a sold-out concert in Wiesbaden with humor and heartfelt performances, engaging them directly in a down-to-earth manner.

Greenland, increasingly coveted by the Trump administration, offers a rich geological history crucial for understanding Earth's origins.

US Senator Bernie Sanders has called for urgent government action to limit the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence due to its significant risks to society.

SpaceX's proposal to launch a megaconstellation of up to a million satellites raises concerns about the growing risk of space debris and potential collisions in Earth's orbit.

The Dovre line in Norway is closed between Hamar and Tangen due to an earth fault, with repairs currently underway.

The article discusses the post-moon landing struggles faced by twelve astronauts, emphasizing their battles with depression, spiritual awakenings, and other challenges they encountered after returning to Earth.

A celestial phenomenon called the 'planet parade' is approaching, where several planets align in the sky, creating a visual spectacle for observers on Earth.

The article reflects on the insignificance of Earth in the vastness of the universe, referencing the well-known 'Pale Blue Dot' photo taken by Voyager 1.

The article discusses various news events including the acquittal of a man charged with the rape of a 12-year-old girl and the signing of an agreement between Brazil and India regarding critical minerals and rare earth elements.

India and Brazil have signed a framework agreement to enhance cooperation in rare earth minerals amid global supply chain challenges.

Fans of the Lord of the Rings franchise are expressing excitement about the upcoming film, The Hunt for Gollum, directed by and starring Andy Serkis alongside Sir Ian McKellen as Gandalf.

Brazil and India have entered into an agreement concerning critical minerals and rare earth elements, as announced by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Researchers have uncovered new insights into the snowman-shaped object known as Arrokoth, which is the most distant and primitive body visited by a spacecraft from Earth.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are meeting in New Delhi to enhance cooperation on minerals and rare earth elements.

An international research team has discovered a significant increase in lithium particles in the upper atmosphere following the burning of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.

Finland's ice hockey team faced a dramatic 2-3 loss against Canada in the Olympics semifinals, leading to discussions about coaching decisions and player performances.

In 1986, the Halley comet passed near Earth, reflecting Brazil's political atmosphere of tension and hope during the transition from a military dictatorship to democracy.

Scientists have measured for the first time the atmospheric pollution resulting from a rocket re-entering Earth's atmosphere, specifically noting a surge in lithium levels after the uncontrolled reentry of a Falcon 9 rocket.