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The Earth May Survive Being Engulfed By The Sun, But Life Will Still End In 1.8 Billion Years AnywayArtist impression of a red giant ejecting matter.

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The Earth May Survive Being Engulfed By The Sun, But Life Will Still End In 1.8 Billion Years AnywayArtist impression of a red giant ejecting matter.
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The Earth May Survive Being Engulfed By The Sun, But Life Will Still End In 1.8 Billion Years Anyway

clock-iconJuly 2, 2026

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Asteroid Up To Twice As Long As The Reflecting Pool Will Fly Closest It's Been To Earth In 400 Years This WeekendA picture of the night sky showing the stars and a line tracking the path of an asteroid.

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Asteroid Up To Twice As Long As The Reflecting Pool Will Fly Closest It's Been To Earth In 400 Years This WeekendA picture of the night sky showing the stars and a line tracking the path of an asteroid.
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Asteroid Up To Twice As Long As The Reflecting Pool Will Fly Closest It's Been To Earth In 400 Years This Weekend

clock-iconJune 25, 2026
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Earth Might Not Be Engulfed By The Sun In 5 Billion Years After Allartist impression of a red giant looming on the sky of a barren rocky planet

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Earth Might Not Be Engulfed By The Sun In 5 Billion Years After Allartist impression of a red giant looming on the sky of a barren rocky planet
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Earth Might Not Be Engulfed By The Sun In 5 Billion Years After All

clock-iconJune 23, 2026
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Earth’s Outer Core Deep Beneath The Pacific Ocean Has Reversed Direction, And On Timescales Scientists Were Not ExpectingIllustration of Earth's magnetic field.

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Earth’s Outer Core Deep Beneath The Pacific Ocean Has Reversed Direction, And On Timescales Scientists Were Not ExpectingIllustration of Earth's magnetic field.
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Earth’s Outer Core Deep Beneath The Pacific Ocean Has Reversed Direction, And On Timescales Scientists Were Not Expecting

clock-iconMay 26, 2026

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How Many People Have Lived And Died On Earth So Far? Probably Far More Than You ThinkPale Blue Dot; the Voyager image of Earth from around 3.7 billion miles away.

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How Many People Have Lived And Died On Earth So Far? Probably Far More Than You ThinkPale Blue Dot; the Voyager image of Earth from around 3.7 billion miles away.
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How Many People Have Lived And Died On Earth So Far? Probably Far More Than You Think

clock-iconMay 12, 2026

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Watch The First Ever "Earthset" – Earth Setting Behind The Moon – Filmed On A SmartphoneA crescent Earth setting behind the cratered surface of the Moon

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Watch The First Ever "Earthset" – Earth Setting Behind The Moon – Filmed On A SmartphoneA crescent Earth setting behind the cratered surface of the Moon
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Watch The First Ever "Earthset" – Earth Setting Behind The Moon – Filmed On A Smartphone

clock-iconApril 21, 2026

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Earth's Building Blocks Came Not From The Outer Solar System But Right Here, Challenging Long-Standing Theoriesthe image shows a magma world with asteroids falling in.

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Earth's Building Blocks Came Not From The Outer Solar System But Right Here, Challenging Long-Standing Theoriesthe image shows a magma world with asteroids falling in.
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Earth's Building Blocks Came Not From The Outer Solar System But Right Here, Challenging Long-Standing Theories

clock-iconMarch 31, 2026

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How Do We Know That The Earth Has A Tilt? Find Out More In Issue 45 Of CURIOUS – Out NowThe cover of IFLScience's CURIOUS magazine as shown on an iPad. The background is dark blue-black with an illustration of the Earth on a tilt. The cover line in white says “how do we know that the Earth has a tilt?”

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How Do We Know That The Earth Has A Tilt? Find Out More In Issue 45 Of CURIOUS – Out NowThe cover of IFLScience's CURIOUS magazine as shown on an iPad. The background is dark blue-black with an illustration of the Earth on a tilt. The cover line in white says “how do we know that the Earth has a tilt?”
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How Do We Know That The Earth Has A Tilt? Find Out More In Issue 45 Of CURIOUS – Out Now

clock-iconMarch 29, 2026

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How The Existence Of Lead-206 Proves The Earth Is Far Older Than 4,000 YearsA chunk of lead ore.

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How The Existence Of Lead-206 Proves The Earth Is Far Older Than 4,000 YearsA chunk of lead ore.
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How The Existence Of Lead-206 Proves The Earth Is Far Older Than 4,000 Years

clock-iconMarch 7, 2026

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Spectacular “Ring Of Fire” Solar Eclipse Set For February 17 – Why Are Penguins Getting The Best View?group of penguins wearing eclipse glasses watch an annular solar eclipse

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Spectacular “Ring Of Fire” Solar Eclipse Set For February 17 – Why Are Penguins Getting The Best View?group of penguins wearing eclipse glasses watch an annular solar eclipse
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Spectacular “Ring Of Fire” Solar Eclipse Set For February 17 – Why Are Penguins Getting The Best View?

clock-iconFebruary 13, 2026
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The Closest Point On Earth To The Stars? It Isn't Mount Everest Or K2Chimborazo, a stratovolcano in the Cordillera Occidental range of the Andes, hasn’t erupted for nearly 1,500 years. Im

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The Closest Point On Earth To The Stars? It Isn't Mount Everest Or K2Chimborazo, a stratovolcano in the Cordillera Occidental range of the Andes, hasn’t erupted for nearly 1,500 years. Im
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The Closest Point On Earth To The Stars? It Isn't Mount Everest Or K2

clock-iconJanuary 27, 2026
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Why Does The Earth's Closest Approach To The Sun Take Place During Winter?The Earth, with the Sun behind it (artist impression).

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Why Does The Earth's Closest Approach To The Sun Take Place During Winter?The Earth, with the Sun behind it (artist impression).
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Why Does The Earth's Closest Approach To The Sun Take Place During Winter?

clock-iconDecember 24, 2025
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People Are Just Now Realizing That The Earth Has A Tail, Stretching At Least 2 Million KilometersEarth's plasma tail, captured by NASA's Imager for Magnetopause to Aurora Global Exploration (IMAGE)

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People Are Just Now Realizing That The Earth Has A Tail, Stretching At Least 2 Million KilometersEarth's plasma tail, captured by NASA's Imager for Magnetopause to Aurora Global Exploration (IMAGE)
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People Are Just Now Realizing That The Earth Has A Tail, Stretching At Least 2 Million Kilometers

clock-iconDecember 9, 2025
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A Gulf Between Asia And Africa Is Being Torn Apart By 0.5 Millimeters Each YearThe Gulf of Suez and the Sinai Peninsula, where Asia and Africa stand cheek-to-cheek, imaged from orbit in 2007.

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A Gulf Between Asia And Africa Is Being Torn Apart By 0.5 Millimeters Each YearThe Gulf of Suez and the Sinai Peninsula, where Asia and Africa stand cheek-to-cheek, imaged from orbit in 2007.
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A Gulf Between Asia And Africa Is Being Torn Apart By 0.5 Millimeters Each Year

clock-iconNovember 19, 2025
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24 Years Of NASA Satellite Data Suggest The World Is Getting Darker, And It's Happening Faster In The NorthEarth at night (illustration).

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24 Years Of NASA Satellite Data Suggest The World Is Getting Darker, And It's Happening Faster In The NorthEarth at night (illustration).
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24 Years Of NASA Satellite Data Suggest The World Is Getting Darker, And It's Happening Faster In The North

clock-iconOctober 9, 2025
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