South African accent voted second sexiest in the world, King Charles’ funeral plans reportedly being updated, South African goat sells for more than R1-million, The Cape ‘won’t split from SA’, and Emma Stone would like to be called by her real name.
The film which beat Barbie at the box office in Italy, NASA hears from Voyager 1, Turn for property in South Africa, The wild life of ‘steroid king’s’ trusted sidekick, and The Cybertruck’s failure is now complete.
If Earth was the size of a marble, the edge of our solar system would be 11 kilometres away. That’s a lot of space to hide a planet.
This might be the only time that a mistake in understanding is considered exciting.
Massive new ‘town’ planned between Sandton and Waterfall, SA’s Three Ships Whisky wins world’s best, 7.4 magnitude quake hits Taiwan, Taylor Swift officially joins Forbes’ billionaire list, Mapisa-Nqakula has to hand herself in for arrest, and F1’s owner to take over MotoGP.
Sounds like a purrrfect way to get the kids back into libraries.
To understand what it might be like for humans to make it to the real Mars, and stick it out, behavioural ecologist Kelly Weinersmith gave her two cents.
First found in 2023, the exoplanet has a mass of 3.02 Earths and it takes 19.3 days to complete one orbit of its star.
If Thursday’s landing attempt goes according to plan, Intuitive Machines could become the first company to pull off a successful touchdown on the lunar surface.
Some parts of the Japanese peninsula rose up to four metres, shifting the position of coastlines and leaving some ports dry.
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Great white sharks returning to South African waters, South African water and sewage control systems potentially hit in global hack, Sun City, Pilansberg tourists ambushed, shot at for euros, CPT Arts Festival gives buskers their big break, and A starry tribute to Marianne Faithfull.
When we are told that NASA is sending two modified jets to Cape Town we all immediately wonder if the organisation is seeking out extraterrestrial life forms here – right?
Known as a ‘Miyake Event’, this storm would have hit when sabre-toothed cats still roamed Table Mountain, and our atmosphere was blasted with so much solar radiation that the radiocarbon can still be found in Earth’s tree rings.
By 2040, there could be more than one man on the moon.
While the storm is expected to hit this weekend, Earth is currently experiencing several minor solar storms.
Fans frustrated over ‘shoddy’ Cricket World Cup ticketing, South Africa greenlights TotalEnergies’ Cape Coast offshore drilling project, Microplastics in clouds, and The dumbest things people have done to secure a rental.
Markus Jooste says he wasn’t aware of accounting irregularities, More fuel price pain in October, NPO aims to end national housing crisis, and US military still searching for missing jet.
‘South Africa Is Not Going To Collapse’ says cabinet, Michael Schumacher ‘not close’ to his old self, NASA’s 36-page report on UFOs, Princess Diana’s ‘Black Sheep’ sweater sold for over $1 million, and Rassie is leaving the Springboks.
NASA has indicated that the James Webb Space Telescope may have detected a molecule in the atmosphere of a distant exoplanet, which on Earth is only produced by life.
Planetary scientists discovered a structure that weighs approximately 2.18 billion billion kilograms, and stretches for more than 300 kilometers in depth.
Since 21 July, the pioneering probe has been unable to receive commands or send back data to Nasa’s Deep Space Network – an array of giant radio antennae across the world – and the spacecraft is not receiving commands from ground controllers.
Women’s World Cup begins, Lioness on the loose in Berlin, Footage of Joburg explosion, Amazon to launch pay-by-palm technology, and US Congress is holding a hearing to discuss UFO’s.
“Give me fuel! Give me fire!” the award-winning metal band sings on top of their characteristic guitar power chords.
“Our own Sun experienced a phase like this long ago, and now we have the technology to see the beginning of another’s star’s story.”
Sound not being able to travel in space hasn’t stopped NASA from producing musical tones from the same telescope data that shows us such stunning pictures of deep space.
Many have believed that the steady trickle of ‘evidence’ around UAP has been a deliberate attempt to ‘soften up’ the masses for a potentially explosive revelation in the near future.
Fans celebrate ‘new’ AI Beatles music, Ex-Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson dies, Woolworths klaps back at Pride merch backlash, and South Africans getting into the #Vanlife.
South Africa grants Putin diplomatic immunity, California beaches disappearing, SA Reserve Bank warns of sanctions, and Keanu Reeves Reunites With Dogstar Band.