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Snow Chance: Study Rules Out Ice Age Hotspot Theory

A long-standing theory that an equatorial belt of warm water fostered life during the Earth’s Ice Age has been dismissed by a new study.

Zenger

Soil excavated from water bodies to be used for railway, highways projects

As part of ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’, it has been proposed to rejuvenate 75 water bodies in each district in all States

The Hindu

Whole Earth Brands Boosts Credit Facility

Whole Earth Brands Inc (NASDAQ:FREE) has completed an amendment, effective June 15, 2022, to its amended and restated credit agreement with its lenders. The agreement reflects a $50 million increase in the company's revolving credit facility from $75 million to $125 million. The agreement also replaces LIBOR with SOFR as the reference interest…

Benzinga

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The 10 hottest places on Earth, from Death Valley to Tunisia

Which destinations have achieved record-busting heat?

The Independent UK

15 years ago, Marvel revealed its most ambitious crossover ever

With 'Secret Invasion,' Marvel Comics played the long-game and it paid off.

Inverse

Country diary: Chalk hills glowing in the light of the moon

Inkpen, North Wessex Downs: At this time of year the landscape is dreamlike and monochrome, with Earth and moon beaming back at each other

The Guardian - UK

When is the summer solstice in the UK for 2022?

The Summer Solstice will be taking place in June

The National (Scotland)

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In the new Disney Pixar movie Lightyear, time gets bendy. Is time travel real, or just science fiction?

Spoiler alert: this article explains a key plot point, but we don’t give away anything you won’t see in trailers. Thanks to reader Florence, 7, for her questions.

The Conversation

Planet Nine: The answer to this cosmic mystery may come sooner than you think

Is it a planet, a black hole, or a group of planets? One astronomer has an ambitious idea to find out.

Inverse

Jesus' earthly dad, St. Joseph – often overlooked – is honored by Father's Day in many Catholic nations

The United States celebrates Father’s Day on the third Sunday of June. Many countries with a Catholic heritage, however, such as Portugal and Spain, have already honored fathers on March 19: the feast of St. Joseph, husband of Mary and patron saint of fathers.

The Conversation

Gaseous and scorching “hot Jupiters” make tilted loops around their parent stars

Scorching ''hot-Jupiters" sometimes orbit their parent stars along wonky orbits. Astronomers are trying to understand why — and if it happens in our own Solar System.

Inverse

NASA set to finally complete Artemis I wet dress rehearsal

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA is hoping the fourth time’s the charm for the final big test before it can finally launch its massive new rocket to the moon.

Orlando Sentinel

'If everybody ate the average NZer’s diet we'd need another planet to sustain us'

We need a radical change from our industrialised farming with all the collateral damage that’s caused to nature and humans – and a fundamental shift in people's understanding is underway

Newsroom.co.nz

How math and language can combine to map the globe and create strong passwords, using the power of 3 random words

It’s hard to imagine that three random words have the power to both map the globe and keep your private data secure. The secret behind this power is just a little bit of math.

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Dinosaurs, princesses and more coming to Tatton Park Pop Up Festival this summer

The socially-distanced festival will feature a range of family events and live music next to the park's picturesque lake

Inverse

10 years ago, China docked to its space station — and changed the space race forever

The Tiangong-1 docking announced to the world that the country was ready for a new space race.

Daily Mirror

Most tattooed man on Earth unrecognisable in unearthed photo before whole body inked

Lucky Diamond Rich, from New Zealand, started getting inked when joined a travelling circus aged 16 and is dubbed the tattooed man on Earth claiming he has more than "200 per cent" of his body covered

The Conversation

Did a giant radio telescope in China just discover aliens? Not so FAST...

“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” – Carl Sagan (Cosmos, 1980)

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The Conversation

Why the St. Lawrence estuary is running out of breath

There’s no sign of it on the surface, but the water at the bottom of the estuary of the Lower St. Lawrence River is running out of breath. There is less and less dissolved oxygen in this deep water, and this deoxygenation cannot be fixed.

Irish Mirror

Strawberry Moon to be visible above Ireland followed by the Northern Lights

It will appear around 30% brighter and 14% larger than an average full moon and marks the second supermoon of the year

Inverse

You need to claim this decade-defining sci-fi game on PS Plus ASAP

This hidden gem from Ninja Theory has a massive amount of talent behind it and paved the way for games like The Last of Us.

USA Today Sports Media Group

15 stunning photos of the supermoon known as the ‘strawberry moon’

These are amazing.

The Guardian - UK

God’s Favorite Idiot review – Melissa McCarthy has a divine gift for lifting the spirits

The authentic chemistry between the actor and her co-star husband elevates these apocalyptic hijinks to a higher plane … if not all the way to heaven

Inverse

Marvel theory reveals the MCU’s secret plans to finally make World War Hulk

Is 'Thunderbolts' secretly a 'World War Hulk' movie? One new MCU fan theory speculates that the highly-anticipated Marvel team-up movie may double as the studio's long-rumored Hulk-led standalone film.

The Guardian - UK

New data reveals extraordinary global heating in the Arctic

Temperatures in the Barents Sea region are ‘off the scale’ and may affect extreme weather in the US and Europe

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