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Gravity is undefeated: Ja Morant’s spectacular fall back to Earth is complete

The guard was once touted as the future face of the NBA. Now, after off-court problems and injuries, he has been hustled out of the city that made him a star

The Guardian - US

'Not a Natural Phenomenon': Venezuela Earthquake Sparks UFO Theory After 'Red Energy Beams' Were Seen Before Disaster

Viral videos showing red beams before the Venezuela earthquake have sparked conspiracy theories. However, analyses reveal no credible evidence linking the footage to the seismic event.

International Business Times UK

Hidden wonder: Poland's 700-year-old underground salt mine is a hidden city of chapels, lakes and sculptures carved from salt

Beneath the town of Wieliczka in southern Poland lies one of the world's most extraordinary underground landmarks. The Wieliczka Salt Mine, which has operated for more than 700 years, is a vast maze of tunnels, chambers, underground lakes and remarkable works of art carved from rock salt. Together with the…

The Times of India

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Shadowy tendrils of ancient lava have scarred a dark volcano next to a 'skull' in the Sahara — Earth from space

A 2019 astronaut photo shows off ancient lava flows that once oozed down the jet-black slopes of the Toussidé volcano in northwestern Chad. An intriguing volcanic "skull" also lurks in the aerial image.

LiveScience

111 Fascinating Facts And Stories You Probably Haven’t Heard Before

A dog finally got the moment he had been waiting for as he posed with his favorite hippo friend during a wholesome visit at the zoo. The photo started off perfectly, with the dog standing proudly beside the gentle giant he adores. But just as the camera clicked, another hippo…

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Never mind the Bayeux! Here’s some other great medieval art – and it’s free

Want to see some old wonders but don’t fancy forking out £33 for 40 minutes with a tapestry? Our critic celebrates the British treasures you can see all year round – from monstrous crypt carvings to the vaulting glory of our cathedrals

The Guardian - UK

Digital sovereignty concept being weaponised: US official

"India is especially interesting because it's not only a country with whom we have a deep values alignment, but India obviously is the only country on Earth that fundamentally rivals China, with respect to the depth of its engineering workforce and talent pool," he said.

The Economic Times

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There may be three times as many species of insects than previously known, scientists warn

As many as 40 percent of the world’s insects are in decline

The Independent UK

A cataclysmic collision in space provides new clues on astronomy’s biggest stalemate

Second only to black holes, neutron stars – incredibly dense star remnants – are the densest objects in the universe. When neutron stars collide, they create ripples in the fabric of space and time in a way that we can detect on Earth.

The Conversation

'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Season 2 Ending Explained: The Showrunner Clarifies The Show's Biggest Change

'Avatar: The Last Airbender's showrunners break down the biggest change to Aang's journey in Season 2.

Inverse

NASA launches rescue mission to save Swift space telescope from burning up in Earth's atmosphere

This is the final flight of the historic Pegasus rocket.

Space

America 250: Here's how to find a star whose light began its journey toward Earth in 1776

This star's light left its surface around the same time that the U.S. was founded.

Space

Google says Android's built-in earthquake warning system alerted 11.4 million people before the Venezuelan earthquake hit — here's how to find it on your phone

Android's Earthquake Alerts System is now in place on more than 2.5 billion phones worldwide, Google says.

TechRadar

First dinosaur bone from Antarctica was unnoticed for 40 years

The British Antarctic Survey has uncovered a tail vertebra belonging to a Titanosaur

The Independent UK

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The Economic Times

Why is NASA freezing atoms in Space? The answer could change future space missions

Inside a mini-refrigerator-sized device on the International Space Station (ISS), NASA is running an experiment that creates a spot colder than any natural environment in the cosmos. This facility, known as the Cold Atom Lab (CAL), chills atoms of elements like rubidium and potassium down to temperatures a fraction of…

The Conversation

Is the Pope’s AI encyclical a warning on Tech Messianism?

In May 2026, in his first encyclical Magnifica Humanitas – signed on the 135th anniversary of Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum – Pope Leo XIV warned the world about the dangers of the promise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), categorically calling machine learning “a form of statistical adaptation based on data…

The Economic Times

NASA is racing to save a legendary Space telescope before it falls back to Earth

NASA is executing an unprecedented, first-of-its-kind rescue mission to save the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, a highly successful 21-year-old space telescope that is rapidly sinking toward Earth. If successful, the $30 million "Swift Boost" salvage operation could mark the beginning of a brand-new era for commercial in-orbit satellite servicing.

International Business Times UK

1,000-Year High: California Faults Dangerously Primed to Fuse for Catastrophic 'Mega-Earthquake'

A new physics‑based study finds stress along Southern California's San Andreas and San Jacinto faults has reached a 1,000‑year high, raising the risk of a joint 'mega‑earthquake.'

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Euronews

The Strawberry Moon rises tonight — and no, it isn't strawberry-coloured

The Strawberry Moon rises over Europe this evening, bringing with it centuries of tradition and absolutely no strawberry colouring whatsoever.

International Business Times UK

'We Are Being Tested': Doctor Claims Visions of Hell Prove Earth is a Matrix-Style Simulation Run by God

New Zealand doctor Orson Wedgwood argues that near-death experiences suggest Earth is a God-created simulation, testing human souls. His theory blends Christian beliefs with simulation theory.

The Conversation

Can you make a black hole in a laboratory?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to CuriousKidsUS@theconversation.com.

The Economic Times

Technology to be central to Hindustan Zinc's next phase of growth: Chairperson

Hindustan Zinc is pivoting towards becoming a future-ready energy transition company, Chairperson Priya Agarwal Hebbar announced. The firm is significantly investing in technology like AI and automation to boost productivity and safety. Diversifying beyond zinc, the company is exploring critical minerals such as lithium and rare earth elements, essential for…

Evening Standard

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy: 'I've got to make music, otherwise I'm going to die'

Splitting up with his wife left Muse frontman Matt Bellamy in a dark place. He survived by writing the most exposed, personal songs of his career — and looking to the stars, writes Mark Beaumont

Evening Standard

Why the new space race is all about going lower, not higher (and a UK firm is leading it)

‘This is a very important technology for the whole of society and humanity’: NewOrbit hopes to make satellites fly about 200 or 300km above the Earth

The Economic Times

No smartphones, internet or AI: This Karnataka boy from Chikkamagaluru, who learnt about space from encyclopaedias, now sends advanced satellites into orbit

A Karnataka village boy, Awais Ahmed, once reliant on encyclopedias for space knowledge, co-founded Pixxel, a company now orbiting Earth with its advanced satellites. This venture, born from childhood curiosity and a gap in satellite data, monitors vital environmental changes like crop health and pollution. Pixxel's innovative hyperspectral imaging technology…

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