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Earth
We live on it, and it sustains us: The Earth. It's impressive and inspiring and not without threats.
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Coronavirus latest: More than 750,000 cases globally
Abandoning his Easter deadline, Trump has now extended US virus guidelines until April 30. Follow DW for the latest.
Earth Hour call to reassert climate threat
Lights are off for Earth Hour around the globe as activists try to put climate disruption back on the agenda.
Berlinale: Living in war-ravaged Ukraine
Between bombed-out houses and minefields, "The Earth Is Blue as an Orange" maps a family's struggle to find normalcy.
No perfect calendar: Why we have leap years
Love leap years - like getting something extra? February 29 is just a mathematical attempt to make up for lost time.
Will 5G mobile wreck weather forecasting?
Meteorologists will have it harder once 5G networks spread. The new mobile phone frequencies disrupt weather satellites.
Which planets other than Earth are habitable?
This week's viewer question comes from Young Silenter.
'Joker' leads Oscar nominations
The nominations for the 92nd Academy Awards have been revealed. Any women represented on the list of best films?
Netflix main loser of the Golden Globes
Two outliers came out on top at the 2020 Golden Globes. Was it a commentary on the future of the art of filmmaking?
Golden Globe winners
This year's nominations — and winners — included some surprises.
'1917' scoops top prize at Golden Globes
World War I epic "1917" and "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood" have taken the top film awards at the Golden Globes.
A new base to enable human life on Mars
DW's Olivera Zivkovic visited a Mars habitat — a base that could enable human life on the Moon or Mars.
Boeing Starliner fails, will return to Earth
The astronaut capsule failed to reach the correct orbit and is now returning to Earth.
European exoplanet telescope blasts off
The CHEOPS satellite will study planets in nearby solar systems to determine if they have an atmosphere.
Beethoven across the globe
In 2020, the world will be celebrating the famous classical music composer, Ludwig van Beethoven.
Fighting the climate crisis with satellites
New satellite technology can offer solutions for combating the climate crisis. DW visited the Space Tech Expo in Bremen.
7 things you need to know about ESA's space game
As we enter a new decade, the European Space Agency is upping its space game. Here's what's planned.
Tourist photos for science
Whether clouds, animals or coastlines: anyone can become a citizen scientist with their photos.
Sat up
Celebrating an unsung satellite hero, and a new twist in the great insect die-off.
To the point - Protests across the Globe: Talking about a Revolution?
From Hong Kong to Latin America, people are taking to the streets worldwide. Why?
Protests across the Globe: Talking about a Revolution?
From Hong Kong to Latin America, people are taking to the streets worldwide. Why?
Earth observation and citizen science
From landslides to glaciers, citizen scientists can play a part in Earth observation in a myriad of ways.
NASA sends probe to zone where Earth meets space
The Icon satellite will explore the frontier of the Earth and space, where energy from above and below combines.
IMF urges big hike in carbon prices to save Earth
The move would drastically increase the cost of fossil fuels, but the IMF say it can be done.
Overusing resources
We consume more than the Earth is regenerating in one year. How costly is our lifestyle?
Rare earths
Rare earths are in high demand. Scientists are developing methods of recycling them.
Venus may have been 'Earth-like' until climate disaster
Researchers say Venus may have been habitable for 3 billion years, before a major climate change incident.
The Ocean: Earth's life support
The ocean covers most of our planet's surface and helps regulate the climate — but most of it remains a mystery.
Scientists find water on planet outside solar system
There could be life on a faraway planet after astronomers detected water vapor on a "super-Earth."
Seven things driving India to the moon and Mars
The moon is only one of India's space aims — add telecoms, remote sensing, planetary science. Here's India's top goals.
Shift - Living in the Digital Age
Why do algorithms deliver so much polarizing content to social media users?
A look at some of the world's scarcest resources
Every year, we use up our annual natural resource budget earlier. A look at some of the world's scarcest resources.
World marks earliest 'Earth Overshoot Day'
By the end of Monday, humanity's allotment of natural resources for 2019 will be all used up, according to a report.
Mapping and Tracking Reality for AR Games
The acclaimed computer game Minecraft is now being released in an AR version.
Shift - Living in the Digital Age
AR is said to be the next big thing in gaming. But is the hype deserved or just a marketing gimmick?
From Apollo 11 to the new space race
Space exploration was about politics and power. Then, science. It's now also about money. And a growing list of players.
World in Progress: DRC's dangerous illegal cobalt mines
Mining companies are driving people out of their villages, while illegal mines often see children working in tunnels.
Can China stop rare earths exports to the US?
As US-China trade row escalates, speculation is rife that Beijing could slash the export of rare earths.
Bestselling author Ken Follett turns 70
With 30 bestsellers in 40 years, Ken Follett is among one of the most successful authors in world literature.
Can we protect Earth from asteroids?
This week, experts in Maryland are discussing the danger of meteorites and possible defense strategies.
AI saves endangered species and forests
Systems using artificial intelligence can help save endangered animals and protect forests.
Ghana: Making one of the earth's most polluted places safer
In Ghana, scrap metal collectors are learning how to protect themselves and the environment from their toxic work.
Earth Hour sees global landmarks go dark
Dozens of iconic structures were plunged into darkness as part of the annual climate change awareness campaign.
Doing Your Bit: Check products before you purchase
CodeCheck is a new app that helps shoppers make better choices when buying food or cosmetics.
Global warming and God
Conservative Christians have long opposed climate science. Opinions divide on whether that might slowly be changing.
Hell on earth: My illegal journey from Nigeria to Europe
Hell on earth: My journey illegally from Nigeria to Europe
Dirk Nowitzki: A down-to-earth superstar
After two decades in the NBA, the German is revered how he conducts himself both on and off the court.
Code checking while in the shop
CodeCheck is a new app that helps shoppers make better choices when buying food or cosmetics by listing ingredients.
Nets 'n' Lasers: How to deorbit space debris
In 60 years of exploration we've left tons of dangerous junk in space. Here's why and how we might mitigate the threat.
A celebration of music in film: the 76th Golden Globe Awards
Bohemian Rhapsody bagged the award for best drama and Green Book won in the best musical or comedy category.
Bohemian Rhapsody wins top Golden Globe honor
Bohemian Rhapsody, the biopic about rock band Queen and Freddie Mercury, has been named best film drama.
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