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Total eclipse thrills viewers in Asia

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Skywatchers treated to rare celestial event
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Is shading the Earth from the sun a solution to climate change?

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Climate scientist David Keith says we could offset some of the risk of the accumulating carbon in the atmosphere by making Earth a little bit more reflective
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Sun’s magnetic field may originate close to surface, experts say

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Researchers say the new finding could help predict periods of extreme solar storms.
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#TheMoment astronomers discovered the hungriest black hole in the universe

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Australian scientists have discovered the most luminous object in the universe — a black hole that eats equivalent to a sun per day.
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Goodbye grey skies, hello sunshine!

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The sun has been out in force during the first week of February after a gloomy January in Montreal.
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#TheMoment a rare pink fog blanketed B.C.'s Okanagan

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CBC Radio's Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald explains the science behind the pink fog that dazzled residents of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley early in the morning Jan. 31.
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Watch How Aditya-L1's SUIT Opens Up To Capture The Sun In Space

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This is how Aditya-L1’s SUIT pictured the Sun. In a remarkable feat, the Solar Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (SUIT) aboard the Aditya-L1 spacecraft has captured the first full-disk images of the Sun within the 200-400 nanometre...
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Fortune Global Forum 2023: Climate Innovation Spotlight: Food, Transformed

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Sky Kurtz, Founder and CEO, Pure Harvest Smart Farms In conversation with: Ellie Austin, FORTUNE
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#TheMoment a solar eclipse mesmerized onlookers

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Skywatchers across the Americas gathered this weekend to witness an annular solar eclipse — where the moon passes in front of the sun producing a 'ring of fire.'
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Watch: Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson explains the phenomenon of "Manhattanhenge"

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"Manhattanhenge brings not magic, but majesty" says astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson who coined the term "Manhattanhenge".
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How can we stop solar flares knocking out driverless cars, GPS systems and the internet itself?

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A team of UK researchers are testing ways to shield electronics from solar radiation which could scramble the binary code that the smooth functioning of our digital world depends on.
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Making Headlines: Boris under pressure over NHS pay rise; plus Britain set to enjoy a mini-heatwave

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Making Headlines: Boris under pressure over NHS pay rise; plus Britain set to enjoy a mini-heatwave
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Astrologers marvel at rare annular eclipse in Dubai

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Residents of Dubai recently had a few unique moments of respite from the scorching summer sun, thanks to a rare solar eclipse. Passionate astronomers and observers travelled to the area from all over the world. "In countries like India,...
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Astronomers marvel at rare annular eclipse in Dubai

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Residents of Dubai recently had a few unique moments of respite from the scorching summer sun, thanks to a rare solar eclipse. Passionate astronomers and observers travelled to the area from all over the world. "In countries like India,...
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New Jersey's Point Pleasant Beach To Reopen

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Beach-goers will have the chance to soak up some sun at Point Pleasant Beach as officials reverse an indefinite closure due to the coronavirus pandemic. The famous Jenkinson's Boardwalk will also allow foot traffic; however, amusement...
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Mission to the sun

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Solar Orbiter launches to map sun's polar regions
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Solar Orbiter's mission

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ESA's Paolo Ferri explains what mission scientists hope to learn about the sun
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Changing time: a political issue

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The seasonal change of clocks has proven difficult to scrap, meanwhile time zones do not match solar time in many EU countries.
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Why is seasonal change of clocks still a political issue in Europe

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The daylight saving time has proven difficult to scrap. Meanwhile, time zones do not match solar time in many EU countries.
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China’s ‘artificial sun’ breakthrough brings unlimited energy closer to reality

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China's next-generation "artificial sun" has achieved a major breakthrough, sustaining temperatures of 100 million degrees for 1,000 seconds. Scientists believe this fusion technology could revolutionize clean energy and bring humanity...
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What is an artificial sun? China achieves nuclear fusion milestone

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China’s experimental artificial sun has made a breakthrough, burning for 1,000 seconds and reaching an astonishing 100 million degrees Celsius. This milestone marks a significant advancement in nuclear fusion research, paving the way for...
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Putin's New Oreshnik Reveal Sends Shockwaves In West: 'Warheads As Hot As Sun' | Watch

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that the warheads of the Oreshnik missile system, commonly known as RS-26, can endure temperatures comparable to that of the Sun. He made the statement during the plenary session of the Future...
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Solar probe makes closest ever approach to the sun

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe attempted to break the record for proximity to the sun as it whizzed by our star on Tuesday. The man-made object came within roughly 6,000,000 kilometres of the sun’s surface and travelled at an astonishing...
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Fewer low-level clouds may have contributed to 2023's record warmth

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Even as 2024 is likely to set new global temperature records, scientists are still unpacking what led to last year's exceptional heat. A new paper published in the journal Science suggests Earth is absorbing more sunlight because of a...