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If Your Hydrangea Blooms Have Turned Brown, Here Are 5 Common Causes and Exactly How to Revive Them

Mid-season browning is a sign of plant stress

Homes & Gardens

8 low-maintenance Mediterranean plants that can cope with hot, sunny weather – they'll thrive and flower despite dry spells

They'll thrive and flower despite dry spells

Ideal Home

I’ve run 100 miles with these sunglasses: Here’s why I love them, heatwave or not

Here's why our fitness editor rates these sunglasses for summer miles

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Atlantic Ocean discovery: Scientists uncover hidden source behind Lost City vents, offering clues to life beyond Earth

Scientists discovered superheated water deep beneath the seabed near Lost City. This water's chemical makeup matches the vents, indicating a hidden energy source. Researchers drilled over a kilometer below the ocean floor to gather crucial evidence. These findings offer insights into life's survival without sunlight and early Earth conditions. The…

The Economic Times

‘Preparation is everything’: The 10 best skincare tips to survive the summer heatwave

IN FOCUS: Sweltering temperatures put stress on our skin – serums slide off, dehydration sets in, and congestion caused by suncream and sweat triggers seasonal acne. Lydia Spencer-Elliott speaks to the experts about how to lock in moisture and keep skin healthy in the heat

The Independent UK

India's space sector takes off as private rocket readies launch

India has sent spacecraft to Mars and the Moon, put hundreds of satellites into orbit and will in the coming days launch its first privately developed orbital-class rocket. - Mars, Moon, Sun, Sea - In 2014, India became the first Asian nation to put a spacecraft into orbit around Mars.

The Economic Times

Why the Number 108 Is Sacred in Hindu Tradition, From Mala Beads to the Upanishads

The number your grandmother never explainedYou have held a mala. You know it has 108 beads. You were probably told to count each one as you repeat your mantra, and you did, and you never asked why 108. Not 100, which would be round. Not 1000, which would feel grand.…

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9 Plants That Look After Themselves in July – And Still Steal the Show, Even in Drought

These low-maintenance plants need little intervention to deliver weeks of color, texture, and pollinator appeal

Homes & Gardens

Spain practices outside before the World Cup final as smoke fills the air in northern New Jersey

With the sun obstructed by haze, Spain’s players practiced ahead of the World Cup final outside in northern New Jersey while air conditions are hazardous because of smoke from Canadian wildfires

The Independent UK

How to make the sun shine at night and transform renewable energy

This week's edition of the In Common newsletter comes from Craig Dalzell, head of policy and research at Common Weal.

The National (Scotland)

How To Stay Cool When Hosting Outside This Summer – 6 Expert Tips for Enjoying the Outdoors, Even on the Hottest Days of the Year

Hot summer days are inevitable. With these expert recommendations in mind, you and your guests can enjoy the outdoors without feeling uncomfortable

Homes & Gardens

The team behind Windows NT sent 'black cardboard coffins' and fake dog poop to their rivals back in the 90s, because nerds

Halcyon days.

PC Gamer

Danny Boyle’s upcoming Rupert Murdoch biopic to premiere at Venice Film Festival

The biographical drama stars Guy Pearce as the Australian media mogul and Jack O’Connell as news editor Larry Lamb.

Evening Standard

The surprising reason scientists say comets would smell absolutely terrible

Scientists discovered Comet 67P emits a foul odor from its chemical makeup. This comet's surrounding coma contained gases like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. These chemicals contribute to smells of rotten eggs and horse stables. The comet's scent becomes stronger as it approaches the Sun.

The Economic Times

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After a lifetime of waiting, I'll finally witness a total solar eclipse next month on Aug. 12

Valoria la Buena, here we come.

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Everyday Habits That Help Keep Hair Healthy

Healthy hair is something many people want, but it does not happen overnight. While shampoos, oils, and treatments can help, your daily habits play a much bigger role than you might think. The way you wash, dry, style, eat, and even sleep can affect the health of your hair. Hair…

The Times of India

London weather forecast: Sunny skies and 29°C high on July 16, 2026

London anticipates sunny skies and pleasant temperatures on Wednesday, July sixteenth. Temperatures will reach a high of twenty-nine degrees Celsius and a low of fifteen. The week ahead promises continued sunshine with only slight temperature variations. Humidity will be high, but rain chances remain very low. Outdoor activities are encouraged…

Times Life

5 Free Sleep Optimisation Habits That Reset Your Circadian Rhythm and Beat Insomnia by Week Two

1. Fix Your Wake Time First, Not Your BedtimeEvery sleep optimisation plan starts at the wrong end. People try to fall asleep earlier without anchoring when they wake up. The circadian rhythm is regulated by a consistent wake signal, not a consistent sleep signal. Choose a wake time and hold…

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What Pradakshina Encodes: Sacred Geometry, Circumambulation, and the Temple's Clockwise Pull

The geometry starts before you enterThe moment you step into the pradakshina path that rings a garbhagriha, you have already accepted a proposition: that the sacred thing is at the center, and you are not. This is not humility as performance. It is geometry as theology. The Manasara, the ancient…

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The terrible weather in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is fixed in a new patch that also adds hints for a notorious boss fight

More "sun and clear skies" are headed our way

International Business Times

The Numbers Behind Pavan Agarwal's Case That Fair Lending Can Actually Scale

Sun West has facilitated more than $38 billion in consumer finance through its AI platform AngelAi®, across more than 210,000 transactions. The platform now serves more than 394,000 registered users and operates in over 100 languages.

Space

The 10 best places in the UK to see the partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12

August 12 will see the deepest partial solar eclipse in the U.K. for many decades, hours before the peak of the annual Perseid meteor shower. Here's where to go.

The Independent UK

Solar storms could be even worse than we thought, scientists warn

The Earth does not protect us from potentially deadly space weather as we thought, research suggests

The Times of India

Invasive fish do far more than eat native species; a review of 149 studies finds they can shift clear lakes into murky, nutrient-rich water that may be hard to restore

Invasive fish species are altering freshwater ecosystems by disturbing lakebeds. This disturbance releases nutrients, causing uncontrollable algae blooms that block sunlight. Native plants die, removing natural filtration and sediment stability from the water. Restoring these damaged lakes requires long-term interventions and careful biosecurity policies. Understanding these interconnected freshwater systems is…

The Economic Times

Scientists discover four new stars right next to Earth: White dwarfs were hiding behind brighter red dwarfs; discovery made using Hubble's ultraviolet camera

Astronomers from the University of Warwick and University of Colorado Boulder have found four white dwarf stars hiding in binary systems within 65 light-years of Earth. The stars had gone undetected because brighter red dwarf companions were drowning out their light. One of the newly confirmed stars is now the…

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