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The beach wasn’t always a vacation destination - for the ancient Greeks, it was a scary place

Many of us are heading to the beach to bask in the sun and unwind as part of our summer vacations. Research has shown that spending time at the beach can provide immense relaxation for many people. Staring at the ocean puts us in a mild meditative state, the smell…

The Conversation

'Hostile' Alien Object Hurtling Towards Earth – 12-Mile Entity 'Deliberately' Hiding from Detection, Claims Harvard Scientist

Harvard scientist claims object 3I/ATLAS may be alien tech. The 12-mile body is travelling toward Earth at 135,000 mph, raising scientific questions.

International Business Times UK

Alyssa Thomas Sets WNBA History With Dominant Performance in Mercury Win vs. Mystics

The Mercury star showed out Sunday.

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Ferrari: Split strategy right call to get Lewis Hamilton into Belgian GP points

Heavy rain was forecast for the Sunday of the Belgian Grand Prix, tempting several Formula 1 teams to adopt higher downforce settings – even if that meant breaking parc ferme rules and starting from the pitlane.

Motorsport

Ferrari: Split strategy the right call to get Hamilton into F1 Belgian GP top 10

Autosport

‘There’s an arrogance to the way they move around the city’: is it time for digital nomads like me to leave Lisbon?

Like so many others, I moved from London to Portugal’s capital for the sun, lifestyle – and the tax break. But as tensions rise with struggling locals, many of us are beginning to wonder whether we’re doing more harm than good …

The Guardian - UK

See Mars shine close to the waxing crescent moon after sunset on July 28

Mars will be less than four degrees from the crescent moon around sunset on July 28.

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Astronomers witness a newborn planet emerging from the dust around a sun-like star: Space photo of the week

The Very Large Telescope in Chile has found, for the first time, an infant planet nestled in spiral arms of dust around a distant sun-like star.

LiveScience

9 Riviera perfumes that capture luxury, holiday nostalgia and turquoise seas in their notes

From blue sparkling oceans to the smell of suncream on your skin, these Riviera perfumes are like a coastal vacation in a bottle...

Woman & Home

How to keep your car cool. Give it sunblock

Japanese carmaker Nissan says it’s developing an automotive paint that can cool down the vehicle.

Euronews

Can foil really keep you cool at night? I tried it and it transformed my attic bedroom (and sleep)

Cool down your bedroom for less than $4 — all you need is foil and duct tape

Tom’s Guide

Cloud nails are the luxe and ultra-wearable update on summer's most vibrant trends

Not a fan of bright, summery manicures, but still want to embrace some sunset shades? This more subtle spin might offer a silver lining...

Woman & Home

Scientists detect gargantuan 'pimple' that has plagued a star for at least 7 years

A transiting exoplanet has revealed a huge "spot" near the pole of its tiny M-dwarf parent star. The spot has been around at least 7 years and occupies 7% of the sun's surface.

LiveScience

This human skin-like phone case is the most disgusting accessory I’ve ever seen – but it comes with an important message

O2 has teamed up with The British Skin Foundation on the Skincase, a phone case that's designed to look, feel, and react to the sun like human skin.

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The Independent UK

Japan’s anti-foreigner politics on the rise as right-wing party wins votes online

Sanseito party, most popular among younger male voters, won 14 seats in Sunday's upper house vote

Space

See a razor-thin moon shine close to Regulus in the evening sky tonight

The bright star Regulus will appear close to the waxing crescent moon at sunset on July 26

Woman & Home

Everything you need to know before wearing lip oil in the sun - as explained by a dermatologist

We've got expert insight into the surprising potential effects and damage-preventing tips for your pout

Evening Standard

Best mineral sunscreens: A guide to natural SPF protection

Mineral sunscreens are no longer the awkward alternative. From texture to tone, these are the formulas that finally get it right.

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It’s the Summer of the 'Fashion Beach Club' — These Are the Pop-Ups Setting the Tone in 2025, and How to Book Into Them

From the coruscating Amalfi Coast and the cinematic Saint-Tropez to the electrifying Ibiza, this season, the world's most coveted destinations are synonymous with couture extravaganza

Evening Standard

Gregg Wallace apologises, but says he is ‘not a groper, a sex pest or a flasher’

In an interview with The Sun, the TV presenter also defended his sacked former co-host John Torode, telling the paper he is ‘not a racist’.

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Sun editor David Dinsmore to take up government communications role

Dinsmore will join Whitehall as civil servant in top communications role after reportedly impressing Starmer during interview

Evening Standard

Former Sun editor appointed communications chief at heart of Starmer Government

David Dinsmore, who was editor of the tabloid newspaper between 2013 and 2015, will serve as a senior civil servant.

Fortune

The American housing market is in a deep freeze

"There’s no question that in many of pockets of the Sun Belt—the epicenter of U.S. single-family homebuilding—buyers have gained a considerable amount of leverage," ResiClub's Lance Lambert told Fortune Intelligence.

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All Abyss Miner Ores, Nodes, and Relics – Locations, Values, and More

In Abyss Miner, you must gather and sell Ores and Relics to make money, so we'll help you go to all the right places. The money can buy you better tools

The Conversation

The anatomy of a lie-in: why you sleep more on holiday

There’s something oddly luxurious about a lie-in. The sun filters through the curtains, the alarm clock is blissfully silent, and your body stays at rest. Yet lie-ins are often treated as indulgences, sometimes framed as laziness or a slippery slope to soft living.

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