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Myanmar military steps up fight for rare earth area and border routes

Myanmar's military has launched renewed offensives into several border regions, including a frontier area with critical rare earth deposits and other vital trade routes, ‌a month after a new administration took formal control of the war-torn country.

Bangkok Post

Why The World’s Largest Bird Never Needed Wings

When most people think about birds, they imagine wings cutting through clouds and graceful flights across the sky. But nature loves breaking its own rules. Somewhere in the dry grasslands of Africa lives a bird so huge, so powerful, and so unusual that flying became completely unnecessary for survival. Meet…

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10 Rarest Cats On Earth You’ll Hardly Ever See

When people think of cats, they usually imagine sleepy pets stretching on couches or tiny kittens chasing shadows around the house. But beyond the world of domestic cats exists another reality a hidden world filled with mysterious wild felines so rare that most humans will never see them in their…

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Ganga Dusshera 2026 today or tomorrow? Check correct date, holy dip timings, puja rituals, significance and powerful donations to reduce past sins and obstacles

Ganga Dussehra kab hai: Ganga Dussehra is being celebrated today, May 25, 2026, commemorating the descent of Goddess Ganga to Earth. Devotees are taking holy dips in sacred rivers for spiritual purification and blessings. The festival emphasizes rituals like prayer, charity, and donations of grains, water, and clothes to mitigate…

The Economic Times

Bellatrix readying ultra-low orbit satellites

The Bengaluru-based company is targeting launches in 2027 or 2028 and is positioning the project as a potential breakthrough in very low Earth orbit (VLEO) satellite operations, an area that remains largely unexplored globally because of the extreme atmospheric drag at those altitudes.

The Economic Times

Alien Civilisations Handed 400,000-Fold Boost to Locate Humans, Experts Warn

A new analysis of NASA's Deep Space Network finds Earth's strongest radio beams align with planetary line‑ups, boosting the chance alien civilisations could detect us and suggesting where and when we should search for technosignatures.

International Business Times UK

Nicole Roberts in ‘heaven on earth’ after having first baby

The Girls Aloud singer revealed she gave birth several weeks ago following a difficult pregnancy that required surgery and forced her to step back from West End performances.

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China sends astronaut on year-long space mission as it eyes 2030 moon landing

China launched three astronauts to its space station. One astronaut will stay for a year, a record for the country. This mission supports China's goal of landing humans on the moon by 2030. The mission will study long-duration space travel. China is in a race with the US for lunar…

The Economic Times

3 Rare Earth Stocks That Win No Matter What China Does Next

A U.S.-China rare earth truce is active through November 2026 — but China is still throttling shipments. Three domestic producers worth watching now.

MarketBeat

Rare Blue Moon to light up skies this May: When and where can you watch it

Blue Moon 2026 date: A rare Blue Moon will appear on May 31, 2026, marking the second full Moon of the same calendar month. The event occurs because the Moon’s 29.5-day lunar cycle does not perfectly align with the calendar year, leading to an extra full Moon in some years.…

The Economic Times

China launches 'human artificial embryos' to space in bid to see whether reproduction is possible off-world

China's Tianzhou-10 mission just delivered embryo-like structures made from living stem cells to the Tiangong space station. Experiments could shed light on how radiation and microgravity affect human reproduction.

LiveScience

The most common type of planet in the galaxy may not look anything like Earth on the inside

The familiar concept of a planetary core, a small, dense metallic heart we take for granted, may be the exception rather than the rule for exoplanets.

Space

Ganga Dussehra 2026 Date and Time: Why should devotees take a dip in Ganga? Check puja rituals, Vidhi, significance and more

Ganga Dussehra 2026: Ganga Dussehra, celebrating Goddess Ganga's descent to Earth, will be observed on Monday, May 25, 2026. This significant Hindu festival involves holy dips in the Ganga, believed to cleanse sins, and various religious rituals. Devotees also engage in charitable acts and participate in Ganga Aarti, seeking blessings…

The Economic Times

Why Hanuman Ji Refused Heaven After Ramayana Ended

Most people believe that reaching heaven is the greatest reward in Hindu mythology. But one figure quietly walked away from it. Not because he was denied entry. Not because he wanted power. But because of a promise so deep that even heaven felt meaningless before it. After the Ramayana ended…

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China reveals 3-person Shenzhou 23 crew, including Hong Kong's 1st astronaut

China has named the three astronauts due to fly on the Shenzhou 23 mission on Sunday (May 24), including Hong Kong's first astronaut.

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"The senseless, random act of violence against someone so full of life and innocence was mind-blowing, and I hated Los Angeles for a long time after that." How the murder of Henry Rollins' friend inspired two songs on Sonic Youth's 1992 album Dirty

The killing of roadie and documentarian Joe Cole remains unsolved 35 years on

International Business Times UK

Hawaii Earthquake Update: Did Mauna Loa Erupt and Is There a Tsunami Warning?

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Hawaii's Big Island, causing widespread shaking but no eruption or tsunami. Authorities confirmed the quake was due to tectonic activity, not volcanic processes.

LiveScience

Science news this week: Laotian 'death jar,' climate change threatens rice crops, and an asthma drug treats tough cancer

May 23, 2026: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend

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Final frontier for meds? UK startup sends drug-making into space

BioOrbit hopes drug-crystallisation technology will lead to self-injected cancer treatment that could save millions

The Economic Times

The Earth Prize 2026 winners: Indian teens develop tamarind-based solution to remove microplastics from water

Three Indian teenagers have earned international acclaim for developing "Plas-Stick," a biodegradable solution to remove microplastics from water. Utilizing powdered tamarind seeds, their innovation offers a low-cost, electricity-free method for rural communities. The team received a $12,500 regional award for their groundbreaking environmental project.

The Economic Times

Japan trade minister holds brief talks with Chinese counterpart amid diplomatic row

Japan's Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa confirmed a brief, undisclosed conversation with China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao before a dinner at APEC meetings. This marks the most senior Japanese official's engagement in China since a diplomatic dispute arose over comments regarding Taiwan, which led to Chinese retaliatory measures including rare earth…

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SpaceX just launched Starship V3 — its most powerful megarocket yet — into space for the 1st time in spectacular Flight 12 test (video)

SpaceX's Starship V3, the most powerful rocket ever built, just roared off its launch pad in a spectacular show of power and technology.

The Independent UK

SpaceX launches its biggest, most beefed-up Starship yet on a test flight

SpaceX has launched its biggest, most powerful Starship yet

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Starship V3 from space: Satellite snaps amazing photo of SpaceX megarocket on the pad

A sharp-eyed satellite captured an amazing photo of SpaceX's first Starship V3 megarocket on the pad Thursday (May 21), just before it was supposed to lift off.

Space

Don't wait for the full moon: Here's when the moon looks best through a telescope

Long before the full moon rises, shifting sunlight transforms the lunar surface into one of the sky's best telescope targets.

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