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Moon sighting is a key part of Muslim life – how the lunar cycle determines the start of Ramadan and Eid

Each year as Ramadan approaches, more than 2 billion Muslims around the world prepare for a month of fasting, prayer and communality. But Ramadan does not begin on the same day everywhere in the world.

The Conversation

Mineral sunscreen leaves an annoying white cast on skin — this new formula could change that

Scientists have developed a new approach to formulating mineral sunscreen that could prevent it from leaving a white cast on the skin.

LiveScience

A 'ring of fire' just appeared in the sky over Antarctica. Here's what happened during today's annular solar eclipse

An annular eclipse swept over a remote corridor of Antarctica on Feb. 17.

Space

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The only way is up for 100km: Taking on the longest climb in the world

Dwarfing even the longest European ascents, Colombia’s Alto del Sifón snakes its way for more than 100km up and up into thin air. Cycling Weekly takes it on

Cycling Weekly

The Norwich pigeon wars: how birds are dividing a UK city

To the local people feeding the growing flock every day, they are ‘perfect’ creatures with beautiful plumage. To others, they are creating a Hitchcockian nightmare – defecating, stealing and spreading disease. But who is right?

The Guardian - UK

Comet C/2024 E1 Wierzchos makes its closest approach to Earth tomorrow: Here's what you need to know

The comet is now racing away from the sun following a close flyby on Jan. 20.

Space

The Air Here Can Kill, Welcome to the World’s Most Polluted Place

What Does “Most Polluted” Even Mean? It’s not like one place wins a forever trophy for being the worst, air quality rankings aren’t set in stone. Reports from groups like IQ Air track PM2.5 levels (fine particulate matter) over months or a year, comparing how often cities exceed safe limits…

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Yosemite’s ‘firefall’: This California waterfall turns into molten lava for a few minutes in February

Every February, something magical happens deep in Yosemite National Park. A waterfall called Horsetail Fall starts to glow, looking like fire or molten lava falling down a cliff. The phenomenon, known as the firefall, lasts only a few minutes. Each year in mid- to late February, if conditions line up…

The Times of India

Former Guardian journalist Chris Boffey, a ‘tenacious’ reporter and ‘great human being’, dies aged 74

Boffey was head of news for four top newspapers, reported for many more, and had a stint in Whitehall

The Guardian - UK

Sand mining and Kenya’s building boom: better rules are needed, but not from the top down

The sun is rising in Kenya’s Kajiado county, just outside Nairobi, and a truck is rumbling over dusty ground towards a riverbank. Young men guide the driver to a parking spot and then spring into action, each with a scoop, filling the truck from a heap of the most desirable…

The Conversation

Scientists hunt for origins of the mysterious 'sun goddess' particle

Scientists have used a novel new approach to discover the potential origins of the sun goddess particle Amaterasu, the second most energetic cosmic ray ever to be detected striking Earth.

Space

Why People Light a Diya Under Tulsi Daily

Every evening, as the sun begins to set and the sky turns soft shades of orange, you’ll notice a quiet ritual taking place in many Indian homes. A small earthen lamp is lit beneath the Tulsi plant. The flame flickers gently, incense drifts through the air, and for a few…

Times Life

When Animals Took Over Paradise: Islands Where Humans Are Only Visitors

There are places on Earth where humans are not the main characters. Where footsteps slow down, voices soften, and the rules of dominance quietly change. On a handful of extraordinary islands across the world, animals reign not because they were placed on pedestals, but because humans stepped back, sometimes by…

Times Pets

What time is the annular solar eclipse on Feb. 17?

A 'ring of fire' eclipse is coming to Antarctica on Feb. 17.

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This IKEA No-Drill Blackout Blind Is Such a Simple, Important Addition to Your Bedroom Before the Mornings Get Bright Again

With the sun rising earlier each day, this hassle-free update to your bedroom window could be the secret to better sleep

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Winter Olympics briefing: Great Britain are on a golden roll as records tumble

If the Sunday already felt golden under the alpine sun for Team GB, it only glittered brighter after dark

Woman & Home

9 Alpine perfumes that radiate après chic and capture frozen mountain ranges in their notes

Boasting icy notes of pine and rich woods, these scents capture the breathtaking and untameable nature of the snowcapped peaks.

The Times of India

Lost ‘City of Gold’ emerges from Egypt’s desert after 3,000 years buried in sand

Archaeologists have uncovered what appears to be far more than a forgotten industrial site in Egypt’s eastern desert. Deep in the rugged Sukari Mountains, a 3,000-year-old Egyptian gold mine has come back into the light. And with it, traces of daily life that feel surprisingly vivid. This was not just…

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First solar eclipse of 2026: Can UAE residents see the ‘Ring of Fire’ on February 17?

The first solar eclipse of 2026, an annular event known as the 'Ring of Fire,' will occur on February 17. While invisible from the UAE due to its remote path over Antarctica and the Sun being below the horizon, live streams will be available. A total solar eclipse will be…

Frugal Gardening

These 8 Plants Could Save You Money on Supplements — If You Grow Them Right

The supplement aisle makes it feel like you need a bottle for everything, but a lot of “wellness staples” are just concentrated versions of herbs and foods you can grow at home. If you’ve got a sunny window, a small bed, or even a few pots, you can harvest leaves,…

LiveScience

Lucky few to see 'ring of fire' solar eclipse over Antarctica on Feb. 17

This month's new moon brings an annular (or "ring of fire") solar eclipse, but it will only be visible from parts of Antarctica.

LiveScience

How long do most planets last?

Planets are born, and they can also "die." So what's the lifespan of a typical planet?

The Times of India

Ramadan 2026 iftar hiking trend: Why Muslims are opting to trek and break fast in UAE's mountains, deserts

In the UAE, a unique Ramadan tradition is gaining traction: iftar hikes. Residents are embracing organised treks in the Hajar Mountains and deserts, breaking their fast together at sunset. This trend blends spiritual reflection, community bonding and outdoor wellness, offering a serene alternative to city celebrations and fostering a deeper…

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As a Stylist, This Is How I’m Giving the Kitchen a Lighter, More Relaxed Feel Using Coastal Decor

A stylist's guide to creating a more relaxed feel in the heart of the home through soft textures and sun-washed finishes.

Frugal Gardening

12 Plants That Love Shade and Flourish Where Sun Won’t

Some gardens blaze in full sun, but the real magic often unfolds in the shadows. When bright light refuses to cooperate, you can either fight it or embrace it. Believe it or not, shade holds enormous potential if you choose the right plants.

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