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3 bright planets light up June's night sky — Here's where and when to look

Venus, Jupiter and Mercury headline a spectacular month of planetary viewing.

Space

3,600-year-old sky map revealed: The Nebra sky disk transformed astronomers' understanding of the Bronze Age

One of the most amazing archaeological discoveries ever to be found was the Nebra Sky Disk. This archaeological wonder was discovered illegally by metal detectorists in some corner of Germany in 1999. The disk dates back to the era of about 1600 BC, making it an ancient artefact about 3,600…

The Times of India

Galaxy Z Fold 8 leak pits Samsung’s wider foldable against the rumored Ultra

Leaks confirm Samsung is giving the base Fold 8 a much-needed wider screen, but bizarrely reserving the old, cramped design for the camera-heavy Ultra model.

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Callum Turner 'broke down in tears' as he wed Dua Lipa

Actor Callum Turner reportedly broke down in tears as he exchanged vows with pop star Dua Lipa at an intimate wedding ceremony in London on Sunday (31.05.26)

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Is Europe's heatwave bad news for renewables? Surge in solar turns power prices negative

Soaring temperatures can actually hinder some kinds of renewable energy output, even sun-absorbing solar.

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Singer Dua Lipa marries actor Callum Turner: media

LONDON - Pop star Dua Lipa and Fantastic Beasts actor Callum Turner married in London on Sunday, according to media reports, which said the low-key nuptials may be followed by a three-day party in Sicily.

Bangkok Post

If you try one product, make it this clever SPF fluid that treats sun spots and stops new ones in their tracks

Why choose between prevention and cure? This hardworking £25 buy does it all

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55 weird hacks that make your backyard way better

Turning your backyard into its best self can come down to the smallest, weirdest hacks. Solar lighting or easy landscaping can make all the difference

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Callum Turner 'breaks down in tears' as Hollywood star marries Dua Lipa in London

The celebrity couple tied the knot at a low-key ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall on Sunday

Evening Standard

Don’t Let Your Herbs Bolt—Pinching Tricks to Keep Cilantro and Basil Going

Fresh herbs can turn a simple meal into something unforgettable, but cilantro and basil often sprint to seed before gardeners enjoy a steady harvest. One week the leaves look lush and fragrant, and the next week tall stems shoot upward with flowers stealing energy from leaf production. Heat, long daylight…

Frugal Gardening

It’s Not Too Late! Start Sweet Potatoes and Pumpkins Now With Money-Saving Tips

A late start in the garden does not shut the door on a strong harvest of sweet potatoes and pumpkins. Many gardeners assume spring planting holds all the magic, yet warm-weather crops still respond well when planted with smart timing and care. Soil temperature, sunlight, and quick-growing strategies matter far…

Frugal Gardening

Can solar sails really send humans out into interstellar space?

"I think these are not far-out type of ideas; they are not really futuristic ideas that we are talking about."

Space

Quote of the Day by Nobel Prize-winning German novelist Günter Grass: ‘No idea stays pure, even the flowering of art isn't pure and the sun has…’

Nobel laureate Günter Grass, a pivotal post-war German writer, explored historical truths and human flaws in works like "The Tin Drum." His quote "But the circle, the circle is pure" symbolizes an elusive ideal of perfection amidst life's inherent contradictions and imperfections. Grass's legacy lies in confronting uncomfortable realities and…

The Economic Times

No AC needed! What is this 'smart paint' developed by scientists that reflects 97% of sunlight & even collects water from air?

Scientists have developed an experimental "smart paint" that reflects up to 97% of sunlight, significantly cooling surfaces and reducing the need for air conditioning. This innovative coating also harvests water from the air, offering a dual solution for rising global temperatures and water scarcity.

The Economic Times

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The easy bedroom fix to keep the sun from waking you up at 5 am this month – this is the trick experts use to protect their sleep in summer

Tired from waking up too early? This simple bedroom update can rescue your sleep

Tom’s Guide

Do solar panels actually help you save money? I crunched the numbers on my own panels during the hottest week of the year so far

Still wondering whether solar panels are worth the investment? Here's how much money I saved by generating throughout the hottest (and sunniest) week of the year so far.

Woman & Home

I tried 30+ new beauty products this month, these are the buys I’m shouting from the rooftops about

Including a hydrating gradual tan, a stellar sun care hair range and much more

Woman & Home

Michelle Collins gives wide-leg jeans a summer-ready spin with this trending jacket. It's the perfect outfit formula for breezy, sunny days

This blazer style is worth taking note of

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Why is the idea of a Blue Moon so enchanting?

What is it about the Blue Moon that inspires us to write songs and name beers after it?

The Economic Times

Maratha quota: Jarange sits on indefinite fast under scorching sun, turns up heat on govt

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange has begun an indefinite fast in Jalna. He is demanding Kunbi caste certificates for Marathas and other concessions. The Maharashtra government has submitted a 12-point proposal to Jarange. He stated his team will study the proposal before deciding to end the strike. The government expressed…

Marie Claire

I Have the World’s Most Sensitive Skin—These Are the Only 10 Sunscreens I’ll Ever Use

Everything irritates me—except these.

Ideal Home

How to help birds in hot weather – 2 things your garden must have to prevent sunstroke and dehydration, according to wildlife experts

If you've been struggling with the recent heat wave, your garden birds definitely are too

Homes & Gardens

7 Vegetables to Sow in June – for a Bountiful Supply of Homegrown Produce Through to Fall

Plant now to enjoy during the cosy season

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India’s New Luxury Food Trend Isn’t Expensive Restaurants, It’s Regional Grandmother Recipes

The richest food experience in India right now might be sitting in your nani’s kitchen. For years, luxury dining in India meant imported ingredients, celebrity chefs, rooftop restaurants, and cuisines that sounded foreign. The richer the experience looked on Instagram, the more desirable it became. But something unexpected is happening…

Tom’s Guide

I watch Netflix movies for a living and these are the 5 films I’m adding to my summer watchlist

Forget spending the summer playing in the sun, stay indoors and watch these five very seasonally-appropriate Netflix movies instead.

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