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Over 76 million years ago, a massive 31-foot crocodilian with powerful jaws hunted dinosaurs in the eastern United States region

Over 76 million years ago, a massive 31-foot crocodilian with powerful jaws hunted dinosaurs in the eastern United States region. Deinosuchus schwimmeri lived between 83 million and 76 million years ago. A life-size skeleton replica at Tellus Science Museum in Georgia now shows its size, anatomy, armor and links to…

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In 2014, NASA sent 800 ants to the International Space Station to study how they search without gravity; some spent seconds tumbling through the air

Researchers sent ants to the International Space Station to investigate their behavior under microgravity. This unique environment posed challenges to their navigation and social interactions. Nevertheless, the ants demonstrated remarkable adaptability as they searched for food. The experiment aimed to understand the dynamics of complex systems without the constraints of…

The Economic Times

France says US risks ‘blocking everything’ at UN talks to protect world’s soils

The soil that grows the world's food and holds its water is becoming less productive, yet governments are struggling to agree on how to respond to this crisis. As political talks at Cop17, the United Nations conference on desertification and land degradation, stepped up in Mongolia on Tuesday, France's environment…

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NSW’s koala national park will protect threatened species and cap logging. Could the Greens really block it?

The Albanese government approved a proposal allowing the park to create carbon credits worth hundreds of millions of dollars, sparking a schism among environmentalists

The Guardian - AU

A modern endpoint does not mean you have modern applications

Cloud platforms modernize delivery, but legacy applications still require careful assessment and management.

TechRadar

Psychology says people who love sitting by the window and observe strangers maybe curious about their environment

People who love looking out of their windows may be drawn to a surprisingly rich psychological experience. The window can provide information without demanding participation, stimulation without overwhelming attention and connection with the outside world without requiring social interaction.

The Economic Times

Britain’s quarter century: crime falls, sea-levels rise and education yet to recover from COVID

In this fifth part in our series on how the UK has changed in the past 25 years, we look at crime, education, transport, energy and the environment.

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Dead fish wash up at London lake in latest blow to capital's wildlife from heatwaves

Residents spotted the washed up fish carcasses at popular beauty spot Ruislip Lido on Monday

Evening Standard

We asked our climate reporters to highlight one idea for positive change. We got a chronicle of global transformation

There are countless initiatives around the world that can inspire people and spur them into action. Amid the devastation of the climate crisis, our journalists strive to highlight these stories of hope

The Guardian - UK

AI coder gets Doom running on a custom CPU designed by GPT-5.6 Sol — game viewport is overlaid on a pulsing schematic of the CPU in Turing Complete's sandbox environment

An AI computing enthusiast has demonstrated Doom running on a custom CPU designed by GPT-5.6 Sol.

Tom’s Hardware

GOP Lawmaker Dismisses Climate Change Because It's Not in the Bible: 'If You Read the Good Book You Know How It Ends'

A Republican lawmaker's comments questioning climate change based on biblical references have sparked debate over the intersection of religious beliefs and scientific evidence in environmental policy discussions.

International Business Times UK

Psychology says people who keep stubbing their toes may be responding to more than clumsiness

People who frequently stub their toes may not simply be “bad at walking.” Their experiences can reflect a fascinating interaction between automatic movement, spatial attention, proprioception and sensory prediction. The brain is constantly building an internal estimate of where the body is in space and how it is moving through…

The Economic Times

Home office updates to upgrade your WFH routine

Elevate your working environment with desk decor and a smart office aesthetic, says Sam Wylie-Harris.

The Independent UK

How much will AI data centres affect the environment?

AS AI begins to nestle itself into our daily lives, there are not only huge fears about it taking away people’s jobs and fuelling the spread of…

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Deccan Plateau Dry Forests: The Animals and Their Survival Adaptations in India's Most Overlooked Wildlife Zone

What Makes the Deccan Dry Forest a Different Kind of Pressure CookerThe Deccan plateau receives between 500 and 900 mm of rain annually, enough to prevent true desert, not enough to allow the dense canopy of the Western Ghats. What grows instead is thorn scrub, dry deciduous woodland, and open…

Times Life

What Walking the Char Dham Yatra Actually Does to Your Nervous System and Why It Matters

The Body Enters Before the Mind DoesThe first thing Char Dham takes from you is your breath. Not metaphorically. At Kedarnath, sitting above 3,500 metres, the partial pressure of oxygen drops enough that your brainstem, not your faith, not your intention, triggers a stress response within hours of arrival. Heart…

The Guardian - AU

How environmental concern is changing the way young Australians think about money

Most young Australians want their finances to support positive change, new research shows

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Applied Materials Drops 34%. Here’s Why You Should Buy the Dip in AMAT Stock.

The ongoing investment in AI infrastructure is creating a favorable demand environment for Applied Materials, whose equipment and engineering solutions are critical to semiconductor manufacturing.

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A tiny Yemeni island, Socotra’s strange dragon’s blood trees harvest moisture from fog to survive extreme aridity; 90% of its reptiles and 95% of its land snails are found nowhere else, creating an ecosystem unlike any other

Socotra Island is renowned for its incredible biodiversity, showcasing species found nowhere else on the planet. The island features the extraordinary Dragon's blood trees and quirky cucumber trees, both uniquely adapted to their environment. Additionally, it is home to numerous endemic reptiles and bird species. As a UNESCO World Heritage…

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Pig was found running loose through Hollywood; Oscar-nominated songwriter now gives him a 7-acre home

Wilbur, a lively piglet, captured hearts as he dashed through the bustling streets of West Hollywood. Adopted by the talented Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren, he has found refuge at a sprawling seven-acre sanctuary in Malibu. This seamless rescue not only highlights Warren's commitment to animal welfare but also ensures that…

Bangkok Post

Malaysia says Indonesia to open airspace for cloud seeding to tackle haze

KUALA LUMPUR — Indonesia has given Malaysian agencies ⁠official permission ⁠to enter its ⁠airspace to conduct cloud seeding operations, Malaysia ’s environment minister has said, part of both countries’ efforts to combat the haze blanketing the region.

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Are Android Emulators Safe for Gaming? A PC Player's Installation Checklist

The reputation of Android emulators in the PC gaming community has improved substantially in recent years, but uncertainty about their safety persists among players who have not used them before.

The Economic Times

India may see major growth in sodium-ion batteries as technology reaches TRL-7: Renewable Energy Secretary

Technology Readiness Level (TRL) is a scale used to assess the maturity of a technology, with TRL 7 indicating that a system prototype has been demonstrated in an operational environment.

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | Have money in FDs? Why retail investors should consider 7-7.25% bond yields: Amit Somani

He believes the current environment offers an opportunity to lock in yields rather than wait for a marginal rise in rates, while investors with a three-year horizon could consider longer-duration bond funds such as corporate bond and G-sec funds.

Times Life

Why Infrared Sauna Benefits Differ From Traditional Steam and What It Means for Indians

Two very different kinds of heatA traditional steam sauna heats the air around you to 80 to 100°C. Your body responds to that hot air by sweating to cool itself down. An infrared sauna runs at 50 to 65°C but uses infrared light wavelengths to heat your body's tissue directly,…

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