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The 'Avengers Doomsday' trailer is cool, but it's missing something... where's all the space stuff?

Out of space.

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The most extraordinary rock on Earth isn't gold or diamond, but the metal is small enough to hold in your hand. Powerful enough to power a city

A plain-looking lithium rock is now more valuable to the modern economy than its appearance suggests. Hidden inside are critical minerals that power electric vehicle batteries, smartphones, renewable energy storage, and America's growing clean energy network. The U.S. Geological Survey classifies lithium as a critical mineral because demand continues to…

The Economic Times

Scientists may have found the 1st twin star system where both stars exploded

Imagine if Star Wars' Tatooine twin suns went supernova. Scientists may have just found that in our universe.

Space

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'Dinosaur Descendants': Harvard Study Claims Aliens May Be Hiding on Earth

Harvard researchers propose the cryptoterrestrial hypothesis, suggesting UFOs might indicate hidden civilisations on Earth, urging scientific openness to alternative explanations.

International Business Times UK

SpaceX launches satellite repair drone with 10-foot robotic arms to Earth orbit (video)

SpaceX launched Northrop Grumman's trailblazing MRV-MEP satellite-servicing mission to Earth orbit today (July 21).

Space

A massive crater was spotted on Google Earth. It could be a scar from an ancient meteorite impact

While getting ready for a camping trip, an amateur astronomer spotted a possible crater. It appears to be a match, pending microscopic results.

Space

How Attachment Cost a Great King Three Lifetimes

Can a single thought at the final moment of life shape your next journey? Hindu scriptures say it can. The remarkable story of King Bharata, after whom Bharat (India) is named, is not simply about reincarnation. It is a timeless lesson about attachment, compassion, and spiritual awareness. Despite leaving behind…

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Bengaluru's ancient rock older than dinosaurs and Himalayas: 3.4-billion-year-old Peninsular Gneiss in Lalbagh is among Earth's oldest exposed crust; formed before oxygen

Inside Bengaluru's Lalbagh Botanical Garden stands a rock formation estimated to be between 3.0 and 3.4 billion years old, making it one of the oldest exposed sections of Earth's crust. Declared a National Geological Monument in 1975, the Peninsular Gneiss outcrop formed during the Archean Eon, long before oxygen, himalays,…

The Economic Times

China plans to smash spacecraft onto asteroid in major test to protect Earth

Scientists say the test will help create the most detailed picture ever of a small asteroid

The Independent UK

Scientists looked 2,000 metres below the ocean and found microplastics in 92% of deep-sea animals, revealing plastic has reached Earth's most remote ecosystems and could threaten marine food webs

Scientists have uncovered plastic pollution in one of Earth's most isolated environments, challenging the long-held belief that the deep ocean remains largely untouched by human activity. Analysing animals living more than 2,000 metres beneath the sea, researchers discovered that 92% contained microplastics, offering some of the clearest evidence yet that…

The Times of India

Giant, milky-green vortex swirls across massive 'cryptodepression' lake in Southern Europe — Earth from space

A 2020 astronaut photo shows a massive, milky-green vortex in Lake Skadar, which lies on the border between Montenegro and Albania.

LiveScience

Portuguese scientists study Martian clouds to help future landings

As plans for crewed missions to Mars advance, a study led by two Portuguese scientists at Lisbon University's Faculty of Sciences is helping make landings on the Red Planet smoother.

Euronews

Did Brahmaloka Reveal the Secret of Time Dilation?

What if the idea of time moving differently in another world was not just a modern scientific theory? Today, movies like Interstellar amaze us with concepts such as time dilation and parallel dimensions. But an ancient story from the Bhagavata Purana describes something remarkably similar. The tale of King Kakudmi…

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Japan Divides Its Year Into 72 'Micro Seasons' — This Is How People Change Their Homes for Them

This concept of seasonal adaptability relies on resetting your space to feel connected to the natural world, and in turn, more authentic to you

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Olive Ridley Turtles Return to Odisha's Coast in Millions, and the Arribada Is Fragile

The Night the Beach Disappears Under TurtlesAt Gahirmatha Marine Sanctuary on Odisha's northern coast, rangers have counted over 600,000 Olive Ridley turtles nesting in a single arribada, a Spanish word adopted by biologists for this mass synchronised nesting that has no equivalent in any other reptile species. The females arrive…

Times Life

India's Luxury Resort Districts: Which Ones Are Worth the Price and Which Are Overrated

Coorg, Karnataka: Worth Every RupeeCoorg earns its premium pricing because the district itself does the work. The coffee estates are real, the mist arrives without being arranged, and the better resorts, Orange County and Amanvana among them, are built into the terrain rather than imposed on it. A stay at…

Times Life

Why Jain Ahimsa Goes Further Than Vegetarian Food: Nonviolence in Thought, Word, and Karma

The Life in a RootA Jain monk will not eat a carrot. Not because of any dietary restriction in the conventional sense, but because pulling a carrot from the earth destroys the entire plant, and in Jain philosophy, that plant is alive in a way that demands moral consideration. The…

The Independent UK

David Dimbleby ‘appalled’ by BBC plans to cut 2,000 jobs: ‘Why on earth have they done that?’

The BBC aims to make £500 million in savings over two years, with job cuts announced in April set to take place over the next three years

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'Avengers: Doomsday' Trailer: Shang-Chi vs Gambit, Mystique vs Yelena, and More Epic Fights

Marvel's 'Avengers: Doomsday' trailer reveals returning heroes, unexpected battles, and multiverse chaos, setting the stage for epic showdowns before uniting against Doctor Doom.

Space

SpaceX targets July 23 for crucial Starship Flight 13 test launch after abort

SpaceX is now targeting Thursday (July 23) for Flight 13 of its giant Starship rocket, after the first launch attempt aborted at the last second on July 16.

The Conversation

There are already 16,000 satellites in Earth’s orbit. How will we manage the next 100,000?

Earth’s orbit is getting crowded.

Space

50 years after Viking 1's historic Mars landing, NASA is looking to the Red Planet's skies

NASA's Viking 1 mission blazed a crucial trail with its Mars landing on July 20, 1976. Now, half a century later, that trail leads up into the Red Planet's skies.

Space

Four astronauts, 3 spacecraft, 2 weeks in orbit: Artemis III will be NASA's most complicated mission ever

NASA's Artemis III mission is shaping up to be NASA's most complex mission in history, coordinating the launch and rendezvous of three different spacecraft.

Space

Artemis II was an incredible reminder of our shared humanity just when we needed it most (op-ed)

The Artemis II astronauts reminded us that they considered it the honor of a lifetime to go to the moon for us - and as us - while transmitting daily that they couldn’t wait to come home to us.

The Times of India

A floating 'igloo' research station has left France for the Arctic, where it will drift with polar ice to study climate change and life in one of Earth’s harshest environments

A floating research station shaped like a giant aluminium igloo has left France on a two-year Arctic mission to study biodiversity and the effects of climate change. The station will drift with sea ice while an international team of scientists collects more than 10,000 samples despite extreme cold, months of…

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