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"I saw the sun through the windows and knew it was where I wanted to work" – tattoo artist Mark Worst on creating his ideal studio in an art loft

This artist found a light, open space in LA.

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China announces plan to build early-warning system for dangerous asteroids

The country's plans include spacecraft designed to detect asteroids coming from the direction of the sun, which has long been a space-rock blind spot.

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EU’s ‘unpleasant and dangerous’ border checks need overhaul, says Greek airports boss

Airports have had to use gazebos to shield passengers from sun as they wait to be processed, says Alexander Zinell

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50 Incredible Views From Above Awarded At The 2026 International Aerial Awards

The 2026 International Aerial Photographer of the Year contest once again shows how breathtaking the world can look from above. From volcanic landscapes and glaciers to colorful salt lakes, wildlife, and human-made patterns, these 50 images reveal the planet through perspectives we rarely get to see.

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7 Drought-Tolerant Plants To Grow Instead Of Hydrangeas For A Lower-Maintenance Summer Garden

You'll use a lot less water by growing these alternatives

Homes & Gardens

An aboriginal Australian community in northern Queensland speaks a language with no words for left or right, only north, south, east and west

Imagine asking someone to move their "left foot" and receiving a puzzled look, not because they misunderstood you, but because their language has no words for left or right. Instead, speakers of Guugu Yimithirr, an Aboriginal Australian language spoken in northern Queensland, would say "move your east foot" or "step…

The Times of India

How short should you cut your grass in a heatwave? Experts say this is the sweet spot for a greener, sun-protected lawn

The one-third rule is key

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Photos of Spain’s San Fermín festival as revelers fill Pamplona for the running of the bulls

The San Fermín festival, featuring a daily running of the bulls, is one of Spain’s best-known celebrations, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors to the northern city of Pamplona each year. The festival also features parades, music, religious ceremonies and round-the-clock street festivities. It gained worldwide fame after Ernest Hemingway…

The Independent UK

China space probe successfully captures image of ‘quasi-moon’ Kamo’oalewa

China's Tianwen-2 probe has successfully captured and sent back an image of its target, the “quasi-moon” Kamo'oalewa. Launched in 2025, the spacecraft - the nation's first asteroid sampling mission - travelled a billion kilometres to reach within 20 km of the quasi moon. It will now spend nearly a year…

The Independent UK

London weather forecast: Sunny and hot July 9 with highs of 34°C

Londoners will experience clear skies and warm temperatures today. Temperatures will reach approximately 34 degrees Celsius with moderate winds. The chance of rain remains minimal, less than five percent. This warm spell is expected to continue through the coming week. Residents should stay hydrated and seek shade during peak hours.

The Times of India

How Monarch Butterflies Use the Sun as a Compass to Navigate 4,000 Kilometres of Migration

A Clock Inside the AntennaThe monarch butterfly does not simply fly toward the sun. That would leave it hopelessly off course as the sun arcs across the sky from east to west. Instead, the butterfly compensates for the sun's movement by running it against an internal clock, a circadian timer…

Times Life

The Bridal Body Skincare Routine Indian Parlours Skip: What Brides Need Before the Wedding

The Parlour Checklist Stops at the NeckWalk into any bridal package at an Indian beauty parlour and you will find the same list: facial, threading, waxing, manicure, pedicure, maybe a D-tan. What you will not find is a structured body skincare routine that starts three months before the wedding and…

Times Life

Navagrahas Are Not About Fate: Understanding the Planetary Forces That Shape Your Karma

The Nine Are Not Watching YouThe Navagrahas do not sit in a courtroom. That framing, nine cosmic judges tallying your sins and scheduling your suffering, is the most common misreading of one of Vedic thought's most sophisticated ideas. The Surya Siddhanta, one of the oldest Sanskrit astronomical texts, describes the…

Times Life

6 Patio Plants To Add In July For An Instant Luxury Garden Upgrade

From elegant foliage to exuberant flowering plants, these beauties will instantly elevate your outdoor space

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Venus takes center stage with 2 easy-to-see sky shows this July. Here's when and where to look

Venus pairs up with Regulus on July 9 before meeting a slender crescent moon on July 17.

Fortune

The billionaires' 'summer camp' that media moguls built is now run by the tech titans trying to replace them

Allen & Co.'s secretive Idaho retreat built its name on media mega-deals. The 2026 guest list shows who holds the power now.

The Independent UK

I live in Folkestone – here are the seven heatwave habits Brits deserve to be fined for

COMMENT: An Italian village is set to charge tourists €200 for swanning around topless or in swimwear. Perhaps we should do the same, writes Helen Coffey – who has some ideas for other unacceptable sunshine behaviour while we’re at it

Homes & Gardens

How to Water Your Garden in a Heatwave – And What Not to Do to Save Your Plants

Keep your plants healthy even when temperatures spike

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British Airways cancels flight after crew ‘get drunk in a hotel bar before work’

BA flight from Bridgetown, Barbados, to Heathrow was axed on Sunday after crew allegedly got drunk

The Conversation

Why Prince Harry lost phone hacking case against Daily Mail publisher

The High Court has ruled in favour of Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers in the lawsuit brought by Prince Harry and other public figures. This is likely to end the Duke of Sussex’s years-long campaign to prove allegations of unlawful press activity regarding his private life.

Sports Illustrated

WNBA Power Rankings: Separating the Contenders From the Pretenders

Not all preseason expectations are becoming reality.

Homes & Gardens

6 Unusual and Low Effort Fragrant Flowers That Will Make Your Patio Smell Incredible

Create a scented flower-filled space for entertaining this summer that will set your garden apart

The Guardian - US

Which under-the-radar WNBA players are shining this season? Start with these four

Plus: the Flagrant 2 foul that still has everyone talking, tunnel picks and Robin Roberts and Geno Auriemma take a trip down memory lane

Woman & Home

The heatwave hyperpigmentation mistake you could be making

The real reason your skin reacts in hot weather, and how to fix it

Space

Earth may survive the sun's death after all, new study suggests

When the sun swells into a red giant about 5 billion years from now, Earth may escape being swallowed by the dying star, a new study suggests.

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