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Why Diane honoured her husband Michael's death with a natural burial

Michael was a man of the woods, so when he died, his body was not embalmed and he was placed — as he wished — into the earth just 1.5 metres deep.

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Women who 'died' and came back to life reveal what the afterlife is like

Jessie Sawyer and Betty Eadie have shared their experiences of life, death and “heaven” after both had brushes with death following surgery

Irish Mirror

Supermoon, meteor showers and other space events that will take place this August

Scots who take to the countryside may be able to see the astronomical wonders.

Daily Record

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Woman who died and came back to life reveals what afterlife is like

Jessie Sawyer and Betty Eadie have shared their insight into life, death, and "heaven" after they had a brush with death undergoing surgery.

Daily Record

Extreme Tonga volcano eruption leaves a telltale finger-print in space

A volcano's sonic boom made a tsunami but also left a warning above the clouds.

Inverse

Perseid meteor shower 2026: What it is, where to see it, and how to watch

The 2026 Persied meteor shower could be the best one in years, thanks to a new moon that will also cause a total solar eclipse on Aug. 12.

LiveScience

Woman who 'came back from dead' reveals what afterlife is like - and wants to go back

Jessie Sawyer and Betty Eadie both ‘died’ after undergoing hospital procedures and have shared what the afterlife is really like - and they’ve relived their brush with death on America's Inside Edition TV programme

Daily Mirror

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Space events in August you don't want to miss from a supermoon to meteor shower

If you enjoy looking at the moon, the stars and the planets, you'll want to get your diaries out and start marking these dates in your calendar as they are set to be a spectacular sight.

Edinburgh Live

The most awe-inspiring and exuberant birds are facing extinction first – let’s stop nature becoming boring

From toucans and puffins to iridescent hummingbirds, the most unique creatures are the most vulnerable to human impacts, says Lucy Jones, author of Losing Eden

The Guardian - UK

When to spot Perseid meteors in UK as 'insane' number spotted last night

It was caused by the Earth hitting debris of a comet

Bristol Post

A volcano is erupting again in Iceland. Is climate change causing more eruptions?

The Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland began erupting again on Wednesday after eight months of slumber – so far without any adverse impacts on people or air traffic.

The Conversation

Science can clear the air for pollution policymakers

Together, satellite data, atmospheric-chemistry modelling and ground-based monitoring could help mitigate the South Asian air-pollution crisis.

360info

Scientists now know how likely you are to be killed by space junk

A new study has estimated the chance of causalities from falling rocket parts over the next ten years.

Inverse

Conducting classes from space

On August 8, 2007, space shuttle Endeavour’s STS-118 mission was successfully launched. Among the crew members was Barbara Morgan, the first teacher to travel into space. Join A.S.Ganesh as he tells you more about Morgan, a teacher and an astronaut…

The Hindu

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Terrifying AI-generated selfie images reveal what the last day on Earth could look like

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: A TikTok account asked a computer to come up with what the final moments of the apocalypse might be like and the results are gruesome and disturbing

Inverse

35 years ago, an '80s box office bomb gave us the best sci-fi villain ever

'Masters of the Universe' isn't a bad movie, but it is a strangely unfaithful 'He-Man' adaptation.

Dynamite News

SSLV injects both satellites, orbit achieved is less making it unstable: ISRO

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S Somanath on Sunday said that both Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV-D1) carrying Earth Observation Satellite (EOS-02) were injected but the "orbit achieved was less than expected which makes it unstable." Read more on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Satellites launched by SSLV in ‘wrong orbit, not usable’

Small Satellite Launch Vehicle put them in elliptical, not circular orbit, says ISRO

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Man's incredible survival tale after being swallowed by a whale with just a broken leg

The lobster diver was just doing his job when he was hit by what felt like a bus - only to realise he was trapped inside one of the largest creatures on earth and in grave peril

The Hindu

ISRO SSLV-D1/EOS-02 launch | Updates

ISRO faces setback after its maiden SSLV mission, carrying earth observation and student satellites, that lifted off from Sriharikota spaceport suffered ‘data loss’

The Times of India

Why Mumbai is a draw for Muharram preachers

MUMBAI: Recently, a journalist joked to leading Shia scholar and preacher Maulana Syed Aqeel-ul-Gharavi that there is no place on earth where Islam reached and he (Gharavi) has not gone, too. Jokes apart, Muharram majlises or assemblies across the world scramble to get him for the initial days of Muharram…

The Hindu

Countdown to ISRO’s maiden SSLV-D1/EOS-02 mission begins

Lift-off is scheduled for 9.18 a.m. from the first launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota

ABC News

SpaceX to 'check out' outback space junk site, saying fall to Earth 'within expectations'

A SpaceX representative says a team will travel to Australia after the recent discovery of a large piece of space junk on an outback property, saying the incident is "within the expected analysed space of what can happen".

Los Angeles Times

Destructive rain in Death Valley and flooded Vegas casinos mark a summer of extreme weather

Photographer John Sirlin was in a canyon in the northeast part of Death Valley National Park late Thursday to shoot lightning in an expected thunderstorm.

The Canberra Times

Peak curiosity: The life and soul of Mars marks special anniversary

Happy Birthday Curiosity!

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