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Serena Williams is more than a tennis great: she showed black women we could be ourselves

We watched as she was targeted for her hair, outfits and physique. Even as she nears retirement, her resilience is an example to us all, says writer and broadcaster Natasha Henry

The Guardian - UK

Grand slams, gold medals and foot faults: Serena Williams’ most notable moments

The American is one of the greatest tennis players of all time. We take a look back at what has been a remarkable career

The Guardian - US

Serena Williams: The highs and lows of 23-time grand-slam champion’s career

From winning her maiden grand slam title as a 17-year-old, Williams has rarely been out of the spotlight

The Independent UK

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New Viking Venus cruise ship with spa and 'snow grotto' returns to Liverpool

The ship also has a music venue created in the image of a 1940s Hollywood jazz lounge

Liverpool Echo

In defense of Black fatherhood

Pop culture is finally pushing back against mischaracterizations of Black fathers as absent or uninvolved

Salon

Astronomers plan to track more potential “planet killer” asteroids near Earth

The nightmarish possibilities of a collision with Earth motivate space agencies like NASA and the European Space Agency to scan the night for their telltale glints.

Inverse

People are sharing short stories assigned in school that have ‘haunted’ them since: ‘Shivering 50 years later’

‘I literally think about short stories we had to read in high school REGULARLY’ tweeted one person

The Independent UK

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Tunisian Ons Jabeur one win shy of first Grand Slam for Arab or African women

On Ons Jabeur was a lock-screen photo of the Venus Rosewater Dish, the trophy given to the women’s champion at Wimbledon. Now, Jabeur says, she’ll consider using a shot of the U.S. Open

The Hindu

Rybakina Powers Past Tunisia’s Jabeur to Wimbledon Title

Elena Rybakina rallied from a set down to defeat Tunisia's Ons Jabeur 3-6 6-2 6-2 on Saturday to become the first player from Kazakhstan to win a Grand Slam singles title. In a showpiece featuring two first-time Grand Slam finalists for the first time since 1962, the lanky Rybakina lifted…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Wimbledon: It's Elena Rybakina's power vs Ons Jabeur's grit in the final

LONDON: The All England Club may have banned Russian and Belarusian players from competing at Wimbledon this fortnight, but a Moscow-born 23-year-old, who represented Russia until four years ago — when she switched nationality to Kazakhstan — could be holding the Venus Rosewater Dish on Saturday.

The Times of India

Solar system guide: Discover the order of planets and other amazing facts

Explore the eight (or nine) planets of the solar system in order from nearest to the sun and discover the many wonders of our solar system along the way.

Space

Space dust from Venus could inspire a solution to clean Earth’s air

Inspired by chemistry observed on the surface of extremely hot planets such as Venus, researchers have produced a synthetic material that could improve air quality.

Inverse

King Richard to Dunkirk: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Will Smith’s turn as Richard Williams, father of tennis champions Venus and Serena, is full of heart and won him an Oscar. Plus, Christopher Nolan’s wartime movie that is nothing short of magic

The Guardian - UK

Casetify And Sailor Moon Have Collab’d On A Bunch Of Phone Cases Dibs On The Sailor Venus One

An out-of-this-world collection.

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Serena Williams Changed Sports Forever

Looking back on the tennis legend’s career as she takes the court for the first time in over a year, and likely for one of the last times as a professional.

Daily Record

Best time to see seven planets align this weekend during rare event

Five of the seven planets will be visible to the naked eye

Wales Online

How and when to see seven planets align this weekend for the first time in 18 years

It's often called a 'planetary parade'

Wales Online

Planets align making Jupiter, Venus, Mars, Mercury, and Saturn visible to the naked eye

The five planets will be aligning from Friday, June 24 until Monday, June 27. This rare planetary conjunction only happens once every 20 years and won’t be seen again until 2040.

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Liverpool Echo

Five planets alignment as Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Mercury to be visible tomorrow morning

The conjunction will be visible around the world until Monday and won't be seen again until 2040

Asharq Al-Awsat

A Very Different Wimbledon Experience Ahead for Home Hope Raducanu

Can it really be only 12 months ago that Emma Raducanu introduced herself to Wimbledon as a beaming, joyous 18-year-old happy to even be invited to the tournament on the back of a WTA career consisting of one match and one straight-sets defeat. Raducanu's unexpected charge to the fourth round…

Chronicle Live

UK stargazers can see rare seven planet alignment from Friday

What astronomers often term a 'planetary parade' is to take place in our skies starting on Friday, the first time in 18 years

The Conversation

Cosmic dust from Venus is inspiring new air pollution-busting technology

Reducing carbon emissions from roads, railways and shipping requires implementing a range of solutions simultaneously. As far as cars are concerned, cutting the number of journeys altogether (by making it easier for people to walk and cycle and improving public transport), changing the fuel in vehicles and making the most…

Daily Record

Venus could be 'more habitable' than previously thought, scientists claim

The planet may be home to some alien lifeforms, a new study has suggested.

Daily Mirror

Alien life may exist on Venus as planet could be 'habitable', says report

A new study from Massachusetts Institute of Technology has found that ammonia in the clouds of Venus could neutralise the sulphuric acid and make the planet "more habitable"

Newcastle Herald

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