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• World's largest atom smasher turned lead into gold — and then destroyed it in an instant - Live Science

  1. World's largest atom smasher turned lead into gold — and then destroyed it in an instant  Live Science
  2. CERN scientists turn lead into gold (briefly)  SWI swissinfo.ch
  3. Large Hadron Collider Physicists Turn Lead into Gold—For a Fraction of a Second  Scientific American
  4. Scientists Witness Lead Literally Turn Into Gold in The Large Hadron Collider  ScienceAlert
  5. Alchemist's Dream Realized As Lead Turned Into Gold at Large Hadron Collider  Newsweek

• Part of Soviet-era spacecraft to crash to Earth this weekend - The Guardian

  1. Part of Soviet-era spacecraft to crash to Earth this weekend  The Guardian
  2. 50-year-old Soviet spacecraft expected to crash on Earth this weekend  NPR
  3. A half-ton Soviet-era spacecraft stuck in orbit for 53 years is expected to make an uncontrolled plunge back to Earth any day now.  Yahoo
  4. Track Soviet Spacecraft Cosmos 482 Reentry, Set To Crash Land In Hours  Forbes
  5. Doomed Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482 could hit Earth tonight. Here's when.  Live Science

• Hubble Telescope sees wandering black hole slurping up stellar spaghetti - Space

  1. Hubble Telescope sees wandering black hole slurping up stellar spaghetti  Space
  2. NASA’s Hubble Pinpoints Roaming Massive Black Hole  NASA Science (.gov)
  3. A star has been destroyed by a wandering supermassive black hole  Ars Technica
  4. 'Space Jaws': NASA Reveals Roaming Monster Black Hole That's Eating Stars  Newsweek
  5. Wandering Supermassive Black Hole Discovered 600 Million Light-Years Away  Sci.News

• Space agencies grapple with potential changes to Artemis - SpaceNews

  1. Space agencies grapple with potential changes to Artemis  SpaceNews
  2. Billions wasted, mysteries unsolved: The missions NASA may be forced to abandon  The Planetary Society
  3. Trump aims to cut $6 billion from NASA budget, shifting $1 billion to Mars-focused missions  CNBC
  4. Elon Musk Set to Win Big With Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Pentagon Budget  The Intercept
  5. What Trump's NASA Budget Cuts Mean for the Space Agency  Time Magazine

• SpaceX targets Friday for Falcon 9 launch - KSBY News

  1. SpaceX targets Friday for Falcon 9 launch  KSBY News
  2. SpaceX targeting early morning Falcon 9 launch May 10 from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station  Florida Today
  3. Live coverage: SpaceX to launch 26 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg  Spaceflight Now
  4. SpaceX rocket launch from California: What time is liftoff, what to know about sonic booms  Ventura County Star
  5. SpaceX launch overnight: Everything to know about Starlink launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida  Yahoo

• NASA Has a Badass Moon Rover but No Way to Get It to the Moon - Gizmodo

  NASA Has a Badass Moon Rover but No Way to Get It to the Moon  GizmodoView Full Coverage on Google News

• A stadium-sized asteroid will fly past Earth on May 9, and you can watch it live (video) - Yahoo

  A stadium-sized asteroid will fly past Earth on May 9, and you can watch it live (video)  YahooView Full Coverage on Google News

• Finding Beauty and Truth in Mundane Occurrences - Quanta Magazine

  Finding Beauty and Truth in Mundane Occurrences  Quanta Magazine

• Modeling study finds Venus's crust is surprisingly thin - Phys.org

  Modeling study finds Venus's crust is surprisingly thin  Phys.org

• JWST Helps Decipher Mysterious Nature of Hot Alien World - ScienceAlert

  1. JWST Helps Decipher Mysterious Nature of Hot Alien World  ScienceAlert
  2. JWST Sees a Unique Mini-Neptune — the First to Match Predictions  Sky & Telescope
  3. James Webb Space Telescope finds water in the air of exotic 'sub-Neptune' exoplanet  Space
  4. NASA’s Webb Lifts Veil on Common but Mysterious Type of Exoplanet  NASA Science (.gov)
  5. The James Webb Telescope Just Zoomed In on A Hot, Haze-Free Exoplanet  Yahoo

• More than 99% of the Deep Sea Still Remains a Mystery - AOL.com

  More than 99% of the Deep Sea Still Remains a Mystery  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Starlings form ‘friendships’ to help each other with breeding, study finds - The Guardian

  1. Starlings form ‘friendships’ to help each other with breeding, study finds  The Guardian
  2. These Beautiful Birds Form Something Like Lasting Friendships  The New York Times
  3. These Beautiful Birds Form Bonds That Resemble Human Friendship, New Study Finds  Yahoo
  4. Scientists Discover Wild Birds Behaving Suspiciously Like Friends  ScienceAlert
  5. The birds upending our idea of shared parenting  New Scientist

• A New AI Tool Can Recreate Your Face Using Nothing But Your DNA - ZME Science

  1. A New AI Tool Can Recreate Your Face Using Nothing But Your DNA  ZME Science
  2. ‘Difface’ uses crime scene DNA to show what suspects look like  Courthouse News
  3. DNA used to recreate 3D face images in groundbreaking new investigative technique  Biometric Update
  4. Crime Scene Investigators Could Soon Identify a Suspect's Face From DNA  Discover Magazine
  5. Could forensic scientists soon reconstruct facial 3D images from DNA at crime scenes?  Phys.org

• China to launch new modules to Tiangong space station - SpaceNews

  China to launch new modules to Tiangong space station  SpaceNews

• T. rex’s ancestors may have walked from Asia to North America - Earth.com

  1. T. rex’s ancestors may have walked from Asia to North America  Earth.com
  2. T. rex ancestors crossed from Asia to North America via land bridge 70 million years ago, study finds  CNN
  3. T. rex's direct ancestor crossed from Asia to North America, new study finds  Phys.org
  4. Rise of the King: New Research Unlocks Mystery Origin of Tyrannosaurus rex  Sci.News
  5. Tyrannosaurus rex’s ancestors were predatory Asian dinosaurs  Natural History Museum

• NASA JPL boss bails for 'personal reasons' as budget cuts bite - theregister.com

  1. NASA JPL boss bails for 'personal reasons' as budget cuts bite  theregister.com
  2. NASA Statement on Appointment of New JPL Director  NASA (.gov)
  3. JPL Leadership Change  NASA Watch
  4. Leshin to step down as JPL director  SpaceNews
  5. Laurie Leshin stepping down as director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab  MSN

• “What’s That?”, Scientists Stunned by Discovery of California’s New Tallest Tree - The Daily Galaxy

  “What’s That?”, Scientists Stunned by Discovery of California’s New Tallest Tree  The Daily Galaxy

• This Crocodile Fossil Makes Today’s Largest Creatures Look Tiny - The Daily Galaxy

  This Crocodile Fossil Makes Today’s Largest Creatures Look Tiny  The Daily Galaxy

• Scientists film a rare abyssal creature during an expedition in Antarctica. - Stewartville Star

  1. Scientists film a rare abyssal creature during an expedition in Antarctica.  Stewartville Star
  2. Sea pigs, icefish and trilobites: Antarctica’s mysterious marine life – in pictures  The Guardian
  3. Clio the Sea Butterfly makes history by laying eggs for researchers  The Jerusalem Post
  4. Giant iceberg reveals life from a century ago hidden beneath a block the size of Chicago  Earth.com
  5. Mysterious New Life Form Discovered Under Antarctic Ice  Baku.ws

• New Method Maps Brain Networks With Unprecedented Detail - Neuroscience News

  1. New Method Maps Brain Networks With Unprecedented Detail  Neuroscience News
  2. Google Research and ISTA are using light microscopes to “map” the brain.  Google Blog
  3. The Largest Brain Map May Have Just Changed Neuroscience  Yahoo
  4. A new light on neural connections  Google Research
  5. Light Microscopy-Based Connectomics Reconstructs Brain Tissue Including Synaptic Connections  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

• Scientists Just Found a Spider So Huge, It Might Have Stalked Dinosaurs - The Daily Galaxy

  Scientists Just Found a Spider So Huge, It Might Have Stalked Dinosaurs  The Daily Galaxy

• Oregon’s underwater volcano rumbles to life, may erupt soon: Scientists - Times of India

  1. Oregon’s underwater volcano rumbles to life, may erupt soon: Scientists  Times of India
  2. Mile-wide underwater volcano ready to erupt off the West Coast  Yahoo
  3. An underwater volcano off the coast of Oregon may be about to erupt  NBC News
  4. An underwater volcano in the PNW is getting ready to blow  KOMO
  5. Major US volcano predicted to erupt TOMORROW  dailymail.co.uk

• Results of the first search for dark photons using a MADMAX prototype - Phys.org

  Results of the first search for dark photons using a MADMAX prototype  Phys.org

• Antarctic glacier caught stealing ice from neighbour - European Space Agency

  1. Antarctic glacier caught stealing ice from neighbour  European Space Agency
  2. Satellites observe glacier committing 'ice piracy'  Phys.org
  3. Antarctic Glacier Has Been Spotted Committing “Ice Piracy” On Its Neighbor  IFLScience
  4. Antarctic glacier is rapidly siphoning ice from neighboring flows  Tech Explorist
  5. Satellites observe glacier committing “ice piracy”  Northumbria University

• Every living thing on Earth evolved from one common ancestor - The Brighter Side of News

  Every living thing on Earth evolved from one common ancestor  The Brighter Side of NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Face to face with a galaxy photo of the day for May 9, 2025 - Space

  1. Face to face with a galaxy photo of the day for May 9, 2025  Space
  2. Hubble Looks at Face-On Intermediate Spiral Galaxy  Sci.News
  3. 10 Most Beautiful Images Of Spiral Galaxies Captured By NASA  Times Now
  4. 7 Jaw-dropping images of galaxies shared by NASA  India.Com
  5. James Webb Space Telescope Delivers 4K Amazing View Of Spiral Galaxy  MSN

• MIT Snaps Stunning First Photos of Atoms Interacting in Open Space - SciTechDaily

  1. MIT Snaps Stunning First Photos of Atoms Interacting in Open Space  SciTechDaily
  2. MIT physicists snap the first images of “free-range” atoms  MIT News
  3. A Glimpse at the Quantum Behavior of a Uniform Gas  American Physical Society
  4. For the First Time, Scientists Caught Atoms Freely Interacting in Space—and It Was Stunning  Popular Mechanics
  5. Groundbreaking discovery: MIT team sees individual atoms behaving like waves, proving 100-year-old quantum theory  Business Today

• Paleontologists Recover a 'One-in-a-Billion' Sea Monster Skull—Bigger, Deadlier, and Stronger Than T. Rex! - The Daily Galaxy

  Paleontologists Recover a 'One-in-a-Billion' Sea Monster Skull—Bigger, Deadlier, and Stronger Than T. Rex!  The Daily Galaxy

• Ask Ethan: Could dark energy be more negative than a cosmological constant? - Big Think

  1. Ask Ethan: Could dark energy be more negative than a cosmological constant?  Big Think
  2. Why some astronomers are starting to doubt cosmology’s standard model  Astronomy Magazine
  3. Scientists Say That Something Very Weird Is Going on With the Universe  futurism.com
  4. Supernovae and the Search for Dark Energy  Astronomical Society of Edinburgh
  5. A new map of the universe may turn gravity on its head  The Spectator World

• These Satellites Just Nailed the Most Precise Formation Flight in Space History - Gizmodo

  1. These Satellites Just Nailed the Most Precise Formation Flight in Space History  Gizmodo
  2. Proba-3 achieves precise formation flying  Phys.org
  3. Two Proba-3 spacecraft simulate solar eclipse in orbit in world-first maneuver  Interesting Engineering
  4. World's First Precision Formation Flying in Space Ends in One Ship Eclipsing the Other  autoevolution
  5. With millimeter precision: Proba-3 satellites create a perfect formation in space  Universe Space Tech

• Physicists propose a new route by which neutrinos can be produced - Phys.org

  1. Physicists propose a new route by which neutrinos can be produced  Phys.org
  2. The Squid Galaxy’s neutrino game just leveled up  Newsroom | UCLA
  3. Galaxy's Extreme Core Might Have A Whole New Source Of Ghostly Particles  IFLScience

• Gaia Uncovers a Chaotic Star Cluster Racing Through Space at Unbelievable Speed - The Daily Galaxy

  1. Gaia Uncovers a Chaotic Star Cluster Racing Through Space at Unbelievable Speed  The Daily Galaxy
  2. A Stellar Meltdown: 1,000 Young Stars Fly Apart, Leaving Astronomers Baffled  SciTechDaily
  3. Gaia discovers a new star family named Ophion that's like no other  Earth.com
  4. ESA's Gaia Mission Unveils a Stellar Mystery, and Astronomers "Haven't Found Anything Quite Like It Before"  The Debrief

• "Earth Will Be Incinerated": Musk Outlines The Questionable Reason Why He Wants To Head To Mars - IFLScience

  1. "Earth Will Be Incinerated": Musk Outlines The Questionable Reason Why He Wants To Head To Mars  IFLScience
  2. 'Eventually, all life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun': Elon Musk explains his drive to colonize Mars  Space
  3. Elon Musk Explains Why He Wants To Colonise Mars: "Life On Earth Will Be Destroyed By..."  NDTV
  4. Elon Musk wants SpaceX to target Mars because 'life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun'  Corpus Christi Caller-Times
  5. Elon Musk shares vision of Mars as 'life insurance' for humanity: 'Multi-planet civilization'  Fox News

• Strange 'Terrell-Penrose Effect' Observed in Lab For the First Time, in New Confirmation of Einstein’s Special Relativity - The Debrief

  1. Strange 'Terrell-Penrose Effect' Observed in Lab For the First Time, in New Confirmation of Einstein’s Special Relativity  The Debrief
  2. A snapshot of relativistic motion: visualizing the Terrell-Penrose effect | Communications Physics  Nature
  3. A snapshot of relativistic motion: Special relativity made visible  Phys.org
  4. Global first: Scientists reproduce visual illusion predicted by Einstein’s theory of relativity  The Brighter Side of News
  5. Scientists Capture For First Time Mind-Bending Einstein Effect  ScienceBlog.com

• Scientists say Denver is like Airbnb for miller moths, so don’t kill our guests - Denverite

  Scientists say Denver is like Airbnb for miller moths, so don’t kill our guests  Denverite

• System lets robots identify an object’s properties through handling - MIT News

  System lets robots identify an object’s properties through handling  MIT News

• 120-Million-Year-Old Forests That Hosted Polar Dinosaurs in Southern Australia Revealed for the First Time by Scientists! - The Daily Galaxy

  120-Million-Year-Old Forests That Hosted Polar Dinosaurs in Southern Australia Revealed for the First Time by Scientists!  The Daily Galaxy

• Cosmic imposter bathes distant nebula in fiery red glow: 'This star should not be here' - Space

  Cosmic imposter bathes distant nebula in fiery red glow: 'This star should not be here'  Space

• New quantum gravity discovery could unite quantum mechanics and relativity - The Brighter Side of News

  1. New quantum gravity discovery could unite quantum mechanics and relativity  The Brighter Side of News
  2. Breakthrough Gravity Explanation Is a Step Closer to 'Theory of Everything'  ScienceAlert
  3. New quantum theory of gravity brings long-sought 'theory of everything' a crucial step closer  Phys.org
  4. Confirmed - Finnish scientists propose new theory of gravity that could unify quantum physics and relativity  El Adelantado de Segovia
  5. “Gravity Isn’t Fundamental Anymore”: New Quantum Discovery Reveals It Emerges From Hidden Spacetime Symmetry Principles  Sustainability Times

• The Size of the Largest Structure in the Universe Is Far Bigger Than We Thought! - The Daily Galaxy

  1. The Size of the Largest Structure in the Universe Is Far Bigger Than We Thought!  The Daily Galaxy
  2. 'Largest structure in the universe' is even bigger than astronomers imagined and still a huge mystery  Earth.com
  3. 'I though it was a joke' - Preston astrophysicist, 28, hailed for her groundbreaking space research  Lancs Live
  4. Giant Structure in Deep Space Challenges Our Understanding of The Universe  ScienceAlert
  5. 100,000 trillion km — It’s coming closer to Earth at breakneck speed  ECOticias.com El Periódico Verde

• Bigger Brains and Strong Immunity Linked to Longer Lifespans - Neuroscience News

  1. Bigger Brains and Strong Immunity Linked to Longer Lifespans  Neuroscience News
  2. Maximum lifespan and brain size in mammals are associated with gene family size expansion related to immune system functions | Scientific Reports  Nature
  3. Mammalian lifespan linked to brain size and immune system function  Phys.org
  4. Why do cats outlive dogs? Clues found in their genes  Earth.com
  5. Robust Immune Systems and Larger Brains Drive Longer Lifespans in Mammals  ScienceBlog.com

• Scientists solve 500-million-year fossil mystery - Phys.org

  1. Scientists solve 500-million-year fossil mystery  Phys.org
  2. Paleontologists Solve Mystery of Spine-Covered Cambrian Fossil  Sci.News
  3. Paleontologists Finally Uncover the Surprising True Identity of a 500-Million-Year-Old Fossil  Indian Defence Review
  4. 500-million-year-old ancient fossil mystery solved by scientists  Durham University
  5. Archaeology breakthrough as scientists finally solve 500m-year fossil mystery  GB News

• Astronauts Can Reach Mars, but One Critical Organ Could Fail Forever - The Daily Galaxy

  1. Astronauts Can Reach Mars, but One Critical Organ Could Fail Forever  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Laurence Vico-Pouget: Space and the human skeleton  Inserm
  3. How does going into space impact the human body?  BBC
  4. Perils beyond Earth: Navigating the five dangers of a mission to Mars  BizNews
  5. How A Common Organ Problem Could Crush The Dream Of Reaching Mars  Health Digest

• Rare earth element that glows violet has scientists excited about the future - Earth.com

  Rare earth element that glows violet has scientists excited about the future  Earth.com

• Flavor symmetry of the high-energy world does not work as expected - Phys.org

  Flavor symmetry of the high-energy world does not work as expected  Phys.org

• What Do We Do With All Those Gateway Pieces? - NASA Watch

  What Do We Do With All Those Gateway Pieces?  NASA Watch

• Earth's skies pulse in sync with the sun's solar flares - Space

  Earth's skies pulse in sync with the sun's solar flares  Space

• In 2020, a Rogue Wave the Size of a Four-Storey Building Threatened the High Seas—And It Wasn’t Supposed to Exist - The Daily Galaxy

  In 2020, a Rogue Wave the Size of a Four-Storey Building Threatened the High Seas—And It Wasn’t Supposed to Exist  The Daily Galaxy

• Earth’s Poles Are Moving Faster Than Ever—And Scientists Say This Could Trigger Global Crisis - The Daily Galaxy

  Earth’s Poles Are Moving Faster Than Ever—And Scientists Say This Could Trigger Global Crisis  The Daily Galaxy

• Scientists Have a Radical Plan to Grab a Sample of Venus's Toxic Atmosphere - ScienceAlert

  Scientists Have a Radical Plan to Grab a Sample of Venus's Toxic Atmosphere  ScienceAlert

• Previously unknown accordion worm discovered off the coasts of Spain - Phys.org

  1. Previously unknown accordion worm discovered off the coasts of Spain  Phys.org
  2. Divers catch ‘accordion-like’ creature off coast of Spain. It’s a new species  Miami Herald
  3. Meet a worm that can stretch like an accordion  Science | AAAS
  4. Scientists Discover New Marine Species Living Off the Coasts of Spain  Indian Defence Review
  5. New Venomous Worm That Squashes Like An Accordion Honors Wife On Golden Wedding Anniversary  IFLScience

• Scientists Discover New Bacteria That Conduct Electricity Like a Wire - ScienceAlert

  1. Scientists Discover New Bacteria That Conduct Electricity Like a Wire  ScienceAlert
  2. Life finds a way: Some bacteria "breathe" by producing electricity instead of relying on oxygen  Earth.com
  3. Shocking Discovery: Scientists Discover Organism That Act Like Living Electrical Wires  SciTechDaily
  4. Scientists Have Just Discovered a New Type of Electricity-Conducting Bacteria  WIRED
  5. Scientists Discover Bacteria That Breathes Electricity — A Game-Changer for Green Energy  Securities.io

• Sun’s Explosive Eruption Sends Shockwave Toward Earth - The Daily Galaxy

  1. Sun’s Explosive Eruption Sends Shockwave Toward Earth  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Sun unleashes jaw-dropping filament eruption — but Earth dodges the blast (photo)  Space
  3. Geomagnetic Storms Challenge Weather-Sensitive Individuals Today  Evrim Ağacı
  4. Multiple filament eruptions and CMEs observed, none Earth-directed  The Watchers - Watching the world evolve and transform
  5. Sun Strikes: Filament blast on May 7 reminds us Earth is always in the crosshairs  Business Today

• Scientists Notice a Shocking Phenomenon in South Africa – Land Is Rising from the Ocean and No One Can Explain Why! - The Daily Galaxy

  Scientists Notice a Shocking Phenomenon in South Africa – Land Is Rising from the Ocean and No One Can Explain Why!  The Daily GalaxyView Full Coverage on Google News

• Every Speck of Light in This Image Is a Distant Galaxy - The Daily Galaxy

  Every Speck of Light in This Image Is a Distant Galaxy  The Daily GalaxyView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists made chillingly bleak discovery after finally reaching bottom of Red Sea - LADbible

  Scientists made chillingly bleak discovery after finally reaching bottom of Red Sea  LADbible

• The Real Earth-Moon Distance Just Got Revealed, You Won’t Believe the Number - The Daily Galaxy

  The Real Earth-Moon Distance Just Got Revealed, You Won’t Believe the Number  The Daily Galaxy

• A single impact could leave a giant planet ringing for millions of years - Phys.org

  A single impact could leave a giant planet ringing for millions of years  Phys.org

• “Anomalous” Discovery in Antarctica Has Left Climate Scientists Scratching Their Heads - The Debrief

  1. “Anomalous” Discovery in Antarctica Has Left Climate Scientists Scratching Their Heads  The Debrief
  2. Ice Surprises  American Enterprise Institute
  3. 108 billion tons per year: Antarctica witnesses sudden rise in glacier ice  India Today
  4. Antarctic ice has made a surprising rebound in mass, scientists say  New York Post
  5. Good news! Surprising recovery seen in these East Antarctic glaciers after years of melting: What to know  Hindustan Times

• People Can’t Stop Freaking Out Over This Asteroid Photo from Space—And It’s Hard to Look Away - Indian Defence Review

  1. People Can’t Stop Freaking Out Over This Asteroid Photo from Space—And It’s Hard to Look Away  Indian Defence Review
  2. Footage Of Hayabusa2 Spacecraft Touchdown On Asteroid Ryugu  MSN

• Gravity could be the definitive clue that the universe is one giant computer - Earth.com

  Gravity could be the definitive clue that the universe is one giant computer  Earth.com

• Study Suggests Mars Colonization May Be Impossible! - Glass Almanac

  Study Suggests Mars Colonization May Be Impossible!  Glass Almanac

• New asteroid could smash into Earth as ESA reveals exact date 'moderately large' space rock could strike - Manchester Evening News

  1. New asteroid could smash into Earth as ESA reveals exact date 'moderately large' space rock could strike  Manchester Evening News
  2. New asteroid as big as The Gherkin added to Earth threat-list  Wales Online
  3. Another asteroid poses risk to Earth, predicted to crash into the planet in...  Wion
  4. ESA Lists Asteroid 2025 FA22 as Potential Earth Risk in 2089  BizzBuzz
  5. Asteroid 2025 FA22 enters top 5 ESA’s impact risk list  The Watchers - Watching the world evolve and transform

• Rare 100-Million-Year-Old Amber Fossil Reveals Ferocious Spider Attack - Indian Defence Review

  Rare 100-Million-Year-Old Amber Fossil Reveals Ferocious Spider Attack  Indian Defence Review

• Massive Gravity Hole Discovered in the Indian Ocean—And What’s Beneath Could Redefine Earth’s Evolution - Indian Defence Review

  Massive Gravity Hole Discovered in the Indian Ocean—And What’s Beneath Could Redefine Earth’s Evolution  Indian Defence Review

• Biology, not physics, holds the key to reality - IAI TV

  Biology, not physics, holds the key to reality  IAI TV

• 'This is scary': People are freaking out after seeing Earth from THIS angle - dailymail.co.uk

  'This is scary': People are freaking out after seeing Earth from THIS angle  dailymail.co.uk

• Why time goes only forward: Science of entropy and irreversibility - The Indian Express

  Why time goes only forward: Science of entropy and irreversibility  The Indian Express