Tropical storm fallout lingers in eastern Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cautioned that the flooding aftermath is far from over as Queensland and New South Wales endure record downpours. One man died, 200000 homes lost power, and 13 injured when two military trucks rolled over during rescue efforts in New South Wales. Disaster declared for Ipswich as waters rise and evacuations continue.
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Climate change will clutter Earth's orbit with debris
MIT researchers warn global warming could reduce usable space in low Earth orbit by 33 to 82 percent by century's end as the upper atmosphere cools and thins, slowing debris removal and increasing collision risk. The study notes millions of debris fragments and thousands of satellites, stressing orbital sustainability.
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