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spacedaily.com > m-a-67-year-old-told-her-eleven-children-she-was-going-for-a-walk-then-hiked-the-appalachian-trail-alone-in-canvas-sneakers-sleeping-under-a-shower-curtain-with-a-17-pound-sack-over

A 67-year-old told her eleven children she was "going for a hike", then hiked the Appalachian Trail alone in canvas sneakers, sleeping under a shower curtain with a 17-pound sack over one shoulder. She reached Katahdin on September 25, 1955, 146 days out and seven pairs of shoes down.

9+ hour, 53+ min ago   (345+ words) Most people who set out to walk more than two thousand miles of mountain footpath carry a tent, a sleeping bag, a compass, and a map at the very least. Emma...

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Hurricane Marie is spinning far out in the Pacific while its swell is already breaking on Southern California beaches, KTLA 5 reports, with the surf arriving days ahead of a storm that never comes ashore

4+ day, 21+ hour ago   (94+ words) The Pacific's most powerful storms can reshape coastlines from hundreds of miles away, delivering dangerous surf long before—or even if—the hurricane itself never arrives. By Deep Field · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 8, 2026 · How we edit Follow Space…...

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spacedaily.com > j-rescue-teams-in-nepal-are-digging-for-people-missing-after-floods-and-mudslides-al-jazeera-english-reports-with-the-same-saturated-unstable-ground-that-buried-them-now-slowing-crews-sent-to-reach

Rescue teams in Nepal are digging for people missing after floods and mudslides, Al Jazeera English reports, with the same saturated, unstable ground that buried them now slowing crews sent to reach them

4+ day, 21+ hour ago   (505+ words) The same waterlogged earth that entombed victims now impedes the rescuers trying to reach them, turning a search for the missing into a race against collapsing terrain. By Deep Field · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 8, 2026 · How we edit The…...

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STIHL chair Nikolas Stihl says Germany should move to a 40-hour week without extra pay ahead of October 2026 metal and electrical bargaining, arguing the 35-hour week is no longer affordable

5+ day, 16+ hour ago   (129+ words) Germany's manufacturing elite are demanding workers trade shorter hours for less pay, betting they can reshape decades of labor protections before contract talks heat up. By Deep Field · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 7, 2026 · How we edit Whether the sector’s…...

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ESO’s new MOONS spectrograph on the Very Large Telescope took first light able to watch about 1,000 cosmic targets at once through roughly 1,000 fibers, built to map millions of objects over its working life

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (30+ words) For the first time, astronomers can map the cosmos in bulk, capturing the light signatures of a thousand distant objects at once to unlock the history of billions of galaxies....

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Astronomers using Hubble found a new roughly 104,000-mile-wide ten-sided storm forming at Saturn’s south pole, a geometric twin to the famous hexagon that has long circled the north

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (168+ words) Saturn's symmetry breaks: a ten-sided storm now mirrors the planet's legendary hexagon, suggesting these geometric puzzles obey deeper physics we're only beginning to understand. By Deep Field · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 7, 2026 · How we edit The open questions are…...

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The UN's new assessment says global temperatures could be pulled back below 1.5C late this century, but the sea cannot be pulled back with them, because warm water expands and ice sheets keep shedding mass for centuries after the air above them has cooled

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (29+ words) Even if humanity stops global warming mid-century, the oceans will keep rising for hundreds of years—a reckoning buried in the UN's otherwise hopeful new climate roadmap....

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In 1981 Pablo Escobar flew four hippos into his private zoo north of Medellín; the estate was seized, the hippos were left because nobody knew how to move them, and the last government census put their descendants in the Magdalena basin at around 200

2+ week, 5+ hour ago   (212+ words) Pablo Escobar bought animals the way he bought everything, in defiance of paperwork. At Hacienda Nápoles, his 7,000-acre pleasure estate in the Magdalena...

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spacedaily.com > b-on-the-night-of-27-august-2026-the-earths-shadow-will-slide-across-a-full-moon-and-turn-it-copper-for-more-than-an-hour-a-partial-lunar-eclipse-visible-from-the-americas-without-any-equipment-except

On the night of 27 August 2026 the Earth's shadow will slide across a full Moon and turn it copper for more than an hour, a partial lunar eclipse visible from the Americas without any equipment except a clear sky

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (28+ words) Tomorrow night, weather permitting, the full Moon over the Americas is going to do something it will not do again for more than two years. Beginning in the...