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    With launch of new rocket Ariane 6, Europe rejoins the space race

    ESA's Ariane 6 launch from French Guiana, hailed by Lucía Linares and staff, signifies Europe's restored space access. Built by ArianeGroup, overcoming delays and the Vega-C grounding, it competes globally against SpaceX’s affordable Falcon 9. It has 30 planned missions, ensuring European priorities in space exploration are maintained.

    What to know about Hurricane Beryl as it barrels across Texas

    Hurricane Beryl, the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record in the Atlantic, made landfall near Matagorda, Texas, causing significant storm surges, strong winds, and heavy rain. The storm is expected to weaken quickly. Scientists link this severe hurricane season to record-breaking sea temperatures driven by climate change. Beryl's early formation and intensity highlight the increasing danger of hurricanes. Caribbean leaders call for better financing to combat climate impacts, while funds intended for climate aid are often redirected back to wealthy nations.

    Will asteroid 2023 DW hit Earth on Valentine's Day in 2046? Know what NASA and ESA have said about its possibility

    Asteroids are small, rocky objects that orbit the Sun as planets do, but they are much smaller in size. They are small, rocky objects that orbit the sun. 2023 DW is a 50-metre wide asteroid, that may come close to the Earth on February 14, 2046.

    Enter this VIP tunnel on the US-Mexico border at your own risk

    Investigation has revealed the presence of a VIP tunnel on the US-Mexico border. Criminal gangs extort as much as $6000 per person to facilitate the illegal entry into the US from Mexico.

    US braces for dangerous weather conditions, 'extreme heat alert' issued, tens of millions may be hit

    Is it the impact of climate change? The National Weather Service has issued an "extreme heatwave alert" for tens of millions of people and cities like Chicago are most likely to come under its spell. People have been advised to stay inside and stay hydrated. The cooling centers have also been opened.

    Tens of millions in the US are under dangerous heat warnings

    Extreme heat alerts have continued for millions of people in the United States, with cities like Chicago breaking records at the start of a week of sweltering weather. The Midwest and Northeast were under heat warnings or watches, with officials announcing the opening of cooling centers and urging people to limit outdoor activities when possible. Phoenix has experienced the most heat waves since 1936, with temperatures reaching 112 F (44.4 C) on Saturday.

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