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The clock's ticking for a 'Greenwich Moon time' (opens the original)
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World powers eager to exploit lunar resources are pushing to agree on a standard measure dubbed 'Greenwich Moon time'. Countries are to vote in October on how to measure the passage of time on the Moon, as a tiny difference with Earth threatens navigation and communications systems. Agreement is needed as Moon-based clocks tick fractionally faster than terrestrial counterparts due to gravitational effects. The plan would see the Paris-based International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM) tak
Royal Navy steps up Russia patrols as US warns Putin could attack (opens the original)
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The Royal Navy has stepped up patrols to monitor Russian military activity as US spy chiefs warned Vladimir Putin could order attacks on a Nato country within weeks. US officials fear Russia wants to test the alliance's resolve by mounting a small land incursion or launching cyber attacks across Eastern Europe at any time from this autumn to 2029. The warnings come after a Russian missile landed in Poland last week and an explosive drone was found at Leipzig airport in Germany on Tuesday, near a
Wildlife habitats devastated in wildfires could take years to recover (opens the original)
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Fire crews continued to battle wildfires across the country last night, as experts warned that rare wildlife habitats devastated in the biggest blaze could take 25 years to recover. Emergency services were hoping that cooler temperatures forecast for many parts of the UK in the coming days might ease the pressure on firefighters, after crews were called to hundreds of grassland fires in the past sweltering fortnight. The Met Office announced that England and Wales were set to record the driest J
UK enters fourth heatwave this week with temperatures peaking at 35C (opens the original)
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The UK could bake in its fourth heatwave this week with temperatures peaking at 35C (95F), forecasters have warned. After long-awaited rain clears from the North and North West, hot and dry weather is likely to return for much of England and eastern Wales. BBC forecasters say temperatures will peak at 25C to 32C (77F to 90F) for most of the week but that, by the weekend, there is a possibility of highs of 30C to 35C (86F to 95F) across England. The summer has already brought scorching temperatur
UK set to sizzle for THIRD time this summer, with 34C next week (opens the original)
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After Britain’s dreary winter perhaps we should have been more cautious in our prayers for sunshine – as the third heatwave of summer will strike next week. Temperatures in the South could reach 29C (84F) today, rising to the low-30s on Tuesday and Wednesday before the South East sees a peak of 34C (93F) on Thursday or Friday, says the Met Office. This follows June’s heatwave when a record temperature for the month of 37.7C was set in Lingwood, Norfolk, on Friday, June 26. That came after May’s
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