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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.

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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.

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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,…

Times Life

ET World Leaders Forum: We live in the just-in-case era, always be ready for new risks, says S Jaishankar

Jaishankar said diversification should form a key part of how businesses respond to a more uncertain global environment and this strategy should be built into the plans. "We are finding a very distorted energy market, a very distorted fertiliser market, very distorted shipping. Because the choke points are creating distortions,…

The Economic Times

Australia’s marine parks protect ‘places no one goes’ rather than fragile waters near the mainland, scientists say

Hundreds of experts write to environment minister calling for stronger protections for ‘unique and distinct’ marine ecosystems

The Guardian - AU

Why are ‘paranoid’ Claude agents launching a turf war and deploying self-replicating malware against each other? The experts weigh in

Killing processes, disabling rival accounts, and building self-replicating malware

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In 2025, Miami sank 22 concrete cars beneath the Atlantic; what looks like an underwater traffic jam is actually a giant artificial reef for 2,200 corals

Beneath the waves off Miami Beach, a striking collection of 22 concrete cars lies submerged, serving as artificial reefs that support coral restoration and marine life. The unconventional sculptures are providing new surfaces for corals and other marine organisms to grow. The innovative project combines art with environmental conservation, while…

The Economic Times

The most relaxing bathrooms always include these 6 features to create the most tranquil, zen environment

If you want your bathroom to feel like a calming retreat, it’s worth including these

Ideal Home

After Apollo 11 returned to Earth in 1969, Neil Armstrong spent his 39th birthday behind a glass wall from his wife; NASA kept him in a 3-week quarantine while scientists investigated a Lunar threat that probably never existed

Apollo 11 astronauts underwent a three-week quarantine after returning from the Moon. This precaution was taken due to the unknown biological environment of the lunar surface. Scientists tested lunar samples for potential harmful microorganisms and toxins. The astronauts celebrated a birthday behind glass while remaining in isolation. After testing confirmed…

The Economic Times

Shola Forests of the Western Ghats: How Millions of Years of Isolation Built a Sky Island of Endemic Species

The Geography That Made an Island Without WaterA Shola forest patch rarely exceeds a few hectares. It sits in a valley crease between rolling montane grasslands in the upper Western Ghats, places like Munnar, Kodaikanal, and the Nilgiris, tucked low enough to catch moisture but surrounded on all sides by…

Times Life

6 Reasons Traditional Indian Steam Practices Have Real Cardiovascular and Heart Benefits

1. Steam Triggers Vasodilation, and That Directly Protects Your ArteriesWhen the body enters a steam environment, skin temperature rises within minutes. The hypothalamus responds by signalling peripheral blood vessels to widen. This process, vasodilation, reduces vascular resistance and allows blood to move with less effort from the heart. A 2015…

Times Life

In 1997, scientists strapped cameras to sperm whales to find giant squid. 7 years later, researchers finally filmed the elusive monster alive

A giant squid once lived mostly in legend. Scientists had scars, tentacles and dead specimens. They lacked clear footage of the animal alive. In 1997, researchers followed sperm whales near New Zealand’s Kaikoura Canyon. They hoped to film giant squid in the deep ocean. The camera failed. Seven years later,…

The Economic Times

In 2025, Mowi launched Chile’s first floating-solar salmon farm. 1 year later, solar and batteries cover 57% of its power needs and are expected to cut diesel use by 36,750 gallons a year

A salmon farm in Chile now uses floating solar panels and batteries. This system provides about fifty-seven percent of the farm’s annual electricity needs. It is expected to save approximately thirty-six thousand seven hundred fifty gallons of diesel fuel yearly. This initiative also significantly reduces carbon emissions and fuel delivery…

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In early 2026, OPG began drilling 40 boreholes at Ontario’s Wesleyville site. Now, the tests are assessing land that could eventually host up to 10,000 MW of nuclear power

Canada is undertaking an ambitious project by drilling forty boreholes to evaluate a vast field in Lake Ontario, which could potentially accommodate a nuclear power station with a capacity of 10,000 megawatts. This initiative aims to generate sufficient electricity for around ten million households, while detailed environmental and geological assessments…

International Business Times UK

'More Rigorous Than It Is in the States': Archie and Lilibet Will Reportedly Face UK Culture Shock and Catch Up

Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet prepare for the British schools' transition as education experts warn of academic culture shock and steep learning curves.

The Times of India

Canada lowered a retired Boeing 737 onto the seabed off Vancouver Island; the 100-foot jet now sits nearly 90 feet underwater as an artificial reef for marine life

In an innovative environmental initiative, a Boeing 737 from Canadian Airlines has been transformed into an artificial reef off the coast of Chemainus, British Columbia. Sunk in 2006, this aircraft has undergone a thorough cleaning by dedicated volunteers before its descent. Now known as Xihwu Reef, it has become a…

The Economic Times

‘Distrust and diversify’: Jaishankar’s mantra for businesses as global risks reshape supply chains

S Jaishankar, the External Affairs Minister, has outlined a vital four-part framework tailored for businesses and policymakers. Highlighting the necessity of de-risking and diversifying supply chains, he calls for readiness against escalating market distortions from geopolitical influences. Establishing robust safeguards and safety buffers in operations is critical for navigating the…

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Homes & Gardens

Summer Heat Is Making Your Houseplants Extra Thirsty, but They Don't Need More Water – Here's How to Keep Them Hydrated for Longer

Adjusting your houseplant's growing environment can make them less demanding of water

Times Life

Spider Silk Is Being Tested as Surgical Sutures, Wound Dressings, and Biomedical Protein Material

The thread that outperforms steelA dragline silk thread spun by Nephila pilipes, the giant golden orb-weaver found across South and Southeast Asia, has a tensile strength of roughly 1.3 gigapascals, stronger than high-grade steel at a fraction of the weight. That single biological fact is what has made spider silk…

The Guardian - AU

Home comforts: can remote work be better for the environment?

Many Australians now have the option to work from home. But is it better or worse for the environment?

The Times of India

After a 1962 storm battered Fire Island, Robert Moses proposed a highway along the New York barrier island; residents fought it and 17 private communities now sit inside a national seashore

The fierce nor'easter of 1962 became a pivotal moment for Robert Moses as he sought to introduce a highway on Fire Island. Yet, the local populace and property owners stood firm against the initiative, worried for their environment and community’s future. Their activism prompted valuable support from the federal government,…

The Times of India

In 1979, about 30 mongooses were released on Japan’s Amami Oshima to control habu snakes; their population later grew to roughly 10,000 and threatened rare wildlife, but after decades of trapping Japan declared them eradicated in 2024

In a remarkable environmental achievement, Japan has announced the successful elimination of invasive small Indian mongooses, resolving a long-standing ecological dilemma on its UNESCO World Heritage site. The culmination of rigorous trapping, tracking, and monitoring efforts has set the stage for a revitalization of local wildlife populations, positioning this program…

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Javier Bardem: 'Many people out there don't have a choice, in...' Life lessons from motivational quote on personal autonomy, systemic vulnerability, socioeconomic hardship, coercion, isolated environments, empathy, control and social inequality

Quote of the day by Javier Bardem explores how personal autonomy can depend on social and economic conditions. His words focus on people who cannot choose their friends or escape harmful influences. The quote raises questions about coercion, control, poverty, empathy, social inequality and the freedom to make choices about…

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This Photographer’s Miniature Worlds Show What Happens When Nature Is Replaced With Waste

Photographer Benedek Lampert has spent years creating miniature worlds that blur the line between model and reality, but his latest project gives those carefully constructed scenes a much more urgent purpose. Titled “The Nature We Replaced,” the series places wildlife inside artificial habitats built from materials connected to the threats…

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