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4 Inspiring Lessons from Lord Krishna Every Child Must Learn

Lord Krishna’s life is filled very important lessons that any child or student from all over the world can relate to. Each and every action of Bhagwan is carried out with very important purpose and righteous values in mind. Hence, parents can recount the instances from Lord Krishna's life to…

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What Happened When Gods Tried to Find the Infinite?

What if there exists a fire so vast that even gods could not find its beginning or end? Not just a metaphor. Not just a story. But a divine event remembered even today. Every year, on a sacred night in Tiruvannamalai, a massive flame is lit atop a hill visible…

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What is a ‘super El Niño’ and what might it mean for the global climate?

In this week’s newsletter: Forecasts suggest a stronger version of the climate phenomenon could supercharge extreme weather events, putting the world on track to again breach a 1.5C average temperature rise.• Don’t get Down to Earth delivered to your inbox? Sign up here

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Why Vinayaki Was Erased From Mainstream Mythology

What if one of the most familiar deities you worship has a side you were never told about? In ancient spiritual texts, there are hidden layers of mythology that never reach mainstream storytelling. One such mystery revolves around a terrifying war between gods and a demon whose blood could multiply…

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Q&A: Apollo astronaut Schmitt talks about getting back to the moon and life in the universe

Apollo astronaut Harrison “Jack” Schmitt knows what the Artemis II crew was feeling when it rocketed into space earlier this month for a historic lunar flyby

The Independent UK

Scientists use cosmic rays to “see through” Jerusalem’s hidden underground

Archaeologists and physicists have achieved a breakthrough in historical exploration by using cosmic-ray muons to map subterranean structures in Jerusalem without traditional excavation. Cosmic rays are high-energy particles that collide with the Earth's upper atmosphere, and the muons that result from this collision penetrate through the Earth’s crust at a…

The Times of India

'Weeks, Not Years': Why Experts Believe the Secret of Alien Life Is Finally About to Break

UFO researchers say upcoming US defence files on unexplained phenomena could reveal proof of alien life within weeks, potentially supporting claims extraterrestrials are already on Earth, even as mainstream scientists remain deeply sceptical.

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Mantle by Romy Ash review – an exquisitely wild and exhilarating vision of the near future

Thirteen years after her celebrated debut, the author returns with a bizarre, evocative work that merges science and the surreal

The Guardian - AU

Scientists finally know how old the Twelve Apostles are – and they’re much younger than anyone thought

Every year, millions of visitors stand at the clifftop lookouts along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road and gaze out at the Twelve Apostles. These towering limestone stacks, rising up to 70 metres above the Southern Ocean, are some of Australia’s most recognisable landmarks.

The Conversation

These 'interstellar glaciers' could give water to young star systems. Could they support alien life, too?

NASA's SPHEREx space telescope reveals widespread water ice in Cygnus X, showing how dust shields molecules in star-forming regions across the Milky Way.

Space

Abandoned PhD helps to unearth Twelve Apostles' origins

A study has uncovered the ancient, and surprisingly recent, origins of a beloved cliffside attraction, aided by the findings of an unpublished thesis.

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'A measurable, enormous global impact': Astronaut Chris Hadfield on why the true power of Artemis II could take decades to hit

Astronaut Chris Hadfield shares his emotional response to the Artemis II mission, and why it could change the course of people's futures.

LiveScience

Seismic ‘whiplash’ – new research shows what happens when earthquakes stop suddenly

The magnitude of an earthquake depends on how far a rupture travels along a fault line before it stops. For the first time, we have now directly observed how a large earthquake comes to a halt.

The Conversation

USA Rare Earth's $2.8B Power Play to Secure the Supply Chain

USA Rare Earth is establishing an independent rare earth supply chain via a major Brazilian acquisition and a pivotal European processing partnership.

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This free NASA tool lets you make a personalized satellite photo —and it's the most fun you'll have on Earth Day

NASA’s latest tool lets you spell your name in the Earth’s most unusually shaped features.

Space

Interstellar invader comet 3I/ATLAS formed in a world much colder than the solar system

"Each interstellar comet brings a little bit of its history, its fossils, from elsewhere."

LiveScience

Artemis II heat shield aced its blistering reentry, ghostly underwater photo reveals

The Orion heat shield used for the Artemis II mission held up perfectly, early photos and a NASA assessment reveal.

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Project Hail Mary author reveals the one cut book scene he wished they'd squeezed into the movie

Andy Weir says he only has "one regret" when it comes to Project Hail Mary's movie adaptation

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'What are the odds': Superbright comet and exploding fireball meteor form near-perfect X over European castle

A pair of lucky photographers snapped a stunning time-lapse shot of a fireball meteor streaking in front of Comet C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS) as it shone in the night sky over a 15th-century European castle.

The Guardian - AU

‘A history of the Earth’: Twelve Apostles revealed to be as old as 14m years

Tectonic plate movements over millions of years have lifted and tilted the layers, with records of ancient earthquakes in the rocks

This Casio G-Shock is made with recycled fishing nets to celebrate Earth Day

The rugged watch uses a strap made from ocean plastic.

International Business Times UK

Scientist Says Aliens Are Branded As 'Evil' But People On Earth Could Be Worse Than Them

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson argues that the perception of aliens as hostile may not be true and humans could be worse beings.

The Conversation

Mozambique ‘sky island’ expeditions found 4 new species of chameleon – already at risk from forest loss

Tropical rainforests are known for their unique biodiversity, with species found nowhere else on Earth. But nearly 30% of tropical rainforest has been destroyed or has become seriously degraded since 1990. Many of these forests have not been fully explored for their biodiversity. This means that the world may be…

Space

Japan's audacious sample-return mission to the Mars moon Phobos has made it to the launch pad

The complex MMX mission aims to shed light on the origins of Mars' two tiny moons, Phobos and Deimos, bringing Phobos material back to Earth in 2031.

Space

Making contact with ET? Aliens may already know we're here

Earth is dotted with many humongous, human-made structures. To an alien eye, they may be tell-tale signs of intelligent goings-on, betraying our existence and hinting at our capabilities.

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