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A common plant is doing something to water that has researchers completely puzzled

Scientists uncover hidden secret in plant: A common riverside plant, smooth horsetail, has baffled scientists with water inside its stems exhibiting the most extreme oxygen isotope values ever recorded on Earth. This ancient plant acts like a natural distillation tower, significantly altering water chemistry as it rises.

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A 1-km-wide asteroid 1997 NC1 is zooming past Earth this Saturday: Is there a risk of impact and how to watch it live

As asteroid 1997 NC1 speeds past Earth this Saturday, many people are wondering whether our planet is in danger. The close flyby of this massive space rock has attracted global attention, but scientists say there is no reason to panic. Here's what makes this asteroid significant, why it is being…

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Another 'Star' is born: SpaceX names AI megaconstellation 'Starmind'

SpaceX will call its planned AI megaconstellation "Starmind," continuing the company's stellar naming theme.

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Why Ambubachi Mela Begins After June Every Year

Every year, millions celebrate festivals based on lunar calendars, changing dates, and ancient traditions. But there is one spiritual event that stands apart. Ambubachi Mela arrives at almost the same time every year, shortly after the Summer Solstice. Coincidence? Many spiritual traditions say no. For centuries, this period has been…

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He filled 16 passports visiting 245 countries: Meet Bengaluru-born musician Benny Prasad, who went to every country on Earth in nearly 7 years

A Bengaluru-born musician Benny Prasad back in the spotlight after he showed 16 passports packed with stamps and visas from his journey across 245 countries, including Antarctica. The clip has renewed interest in his record-setting travels, music career and difficult early life.

The Economic Times

Energy Fuels Just Made a Bold Bet on Rare Earth Magnets

Energy Fuels is securing a domestic mine-to-magnet supply chain to establish a resilient Western duopoly in critical minerals for high-tech applications.

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What time is it on the moon? The US and China disagree

Why making lunar standard time is in everyone's best interests.

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First Thing: Powerful earthquakes rock Venezuela as death toll reaches 164

Buildings collapse after twin 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude quakes. Plus, why apartment renters are facing a rising tide of fees

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Supergirl's Krypton flashbacks double down on the dark truth about Superman's parents in the DCU

Supergirl further confirms that Lex's stolen videos were authentic in 2025's Superman

Total Film

Cracks in the International Space Station are causing air leaks – how much longer can it remain habitable?

On June 5, 2026, Nasa ordered five astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to shelter in a docked spacecraft and prepare to abandon ship. The reason was a longstanding, but worsening, air leak in the Russian part of the station.

The Conversation

‘Supergirl’s’ Rotten Tomatoes score is way worse than ‘Superman’ — despite Milly Alcock’s gritty performance

The first reviews for “Supergirl” are in, and while Milly Alcock’s performance is earning praise, the movie’s Rotten Tomatoes score falls well behind “Superman.”

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Supergirl ending explained: What happens to Kara Zor-El and does it set up Man of Tomorrow?

All of your burning Supergirl questions, answered

Total Film

Does Supergirl set up Man of Tomorrow? Here's how the new DCU movie leads to the Superman sequel

We break down how Supergirl sets up the 2027 DCU movie Man of Tomorrow

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3 billion years old! This Australian crater is the oldest known asteroid impact site on Earth

"While the site had previously been identified as an ancient impact crater, its exact age remained uncertain."

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At this US park, visitors have found over 37,000 diamonds since 1972 and can keep every gem they discover

Most tourist attractions leave visitors with photographs and memories, but one state park in the United States gives them the chance to uncover a natural diamond and take it home. The latest success story came when Florida couple Scott and Jennifer Freitas discovered a 3.36-carat white diamond, now named the…

LiveScience

NASA rover finds record-breaking trove of complex organic molecules on Mars

Data from NASA’s Perseverance rover confirms the presence of macromolecular carbon on Mars – another potential piece of the puzzle in the search for life.

The Guardian - UK

Hot Mess and Acid’s Reign: the romcom and queer cabaret spotlighting climate crisis

A blooming new wave of musical theatre is exploring the plight of the planet with a playful and hopeful approach

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Dramatic, but Nostalgic Colors Are Trending Right Now, and Cozy Earth's Latest Bedding Release Has Both

French ticking stripes and deep, dark colors make a bed feel instantly more lived-in and inviting

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Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 ending explained: Does Aang die, what is the Day of Black Sun, and how does it set up season 3?

Spoilers within for the Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 ending and how it sets up season 3

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Was Venezuela struck by an earthquake ‘doublet’? Here’s what we know so far

On Wednesday evening just after 6pm local time, two earthquakes violently shook northern Venezuela.

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Why Thousands Believe These Stones Were Bhim's Childhood Marble?

Do you remember playing marbles when you were a kid? Sitting on the ground, drawing small circles in the soil, aiming carefully… sometimes winning, sometimes losing… but always feeling like those tiny glass pieces mattered more than anything else in that moment. Now imagine someone tells you what if these…

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Pluto and the Love, Hate, Longing: What Our Relationship With a Demoted Planet Says About Us

We Gave It a Name, So It Became OursPluto was discovered in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh, a 24-year-old farm boy from Kansas working at the Lowell Observatory. An 11-year-old British girl named Venetia Burney suggested the name. Her grandfather passed it along. The International Astronomical Union accepted it. And just…

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How One Unborn Child Saved a Broken Sage

What happens when a man loses everything he ever loved? Most people know Sage Vashistha as one of the greatest sages in Indian history. They know him as Lord Rama's teacher, a symbol of wisdom, patience, and spiritual strength. But very few know the heartbreaking story that came before that…

The Economic Times

3.8 magnitude earthquake hits Nepal, reports National Centre of Seismology

Nepal experienced a 3.8 magnitude earthquake early Thursday morning, with its epicenter located at a depth of 25 kilometers. Meanwhile, Japan's Prime Minister urged vigilance following a strong earthquake off Iwate Prefecture, though no tsunami threat was reported. Separately, Caracas, Venezuela, was struck by two powerful earthquakes on Wednesday evening,…

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‘Networking becomes the make-or-break factor’: Orbital data centers reintroduce a challenge we’ve now fixed on land

Space-bound data centers promise solar energy and scale as AI demands soar, but latency re-emerges as a major issue.

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