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In 1958, a mouse nicknamed Minnie Mouse was sent to space by the United States Air Force under the first Mouse-in-Able (MIA-1) mission aboard a two-stage Thor-Able rocket but the animal didn't survive the flight

The Economic Times

Psychology says people who use extra-large headphones on flights aren't necessarily antisocial: What this habit may mean?

Psychology says people who use extra-large headphones on flights aren't necessarily antisocial. The habit can help passengers manage noise, reduce social interaction, protect mental energy and create a sense of personal space. From sensory management to selective attention, headphones can help people control what they hear during a flight and…

The Economic Times

Furore over Fivemiletown ‘because people don’t want me in this job’ – Muir

Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Andrew Muir said he suspected the motivation was due to his commitment to climate action.

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Minister to learn cost of cleaning up illegal Mobuoy dump site in coming weeks

Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Andrew Muir previously told MLAs the cost could be as high as £700 million.

The Independent UK

In Florida’s Everglades, Burmese pythons are helping scientists track pollution

In Florida's Everglades, Burmese pythons are unexpectedly aiding scientists in pollution research. By accumulating harmful substances like PFAS and mercury, these invasive snakes provide a unique opportunity for study. Researchers can examine the tissues of pythons, allowing for insights into environmental health without endangering native wildlife, making these snakes an…

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Psychology says students who study abroad often gain more than a degree - The surprising ways living in another country can strengthen independence, confidence, resilience, social skills and cultural awareness while teaching young adults how to navigate uncertainty and adapt to completely new environments

Exploring international environments cultivates essential qualities like independence and resilience, according to recent research. Engaging with different cultures enhances cultural intelligence, fostering a deeper appreciation for varied perspectives. Students often realize transformative personal growth and boosted self-assurance. Findings highlight significant personality and adaptability changes following global mobility, preparing the youth…

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Indian Home First Aid Kit: What Medicines to Keep and What to Throw Out Today

The Problem With the Drawer Under the StairsA 2019 survey by the Indian Pharmaceutical Association found that nearly 68% of urban Indian households store at least one expired medicine, and most families don't know it. The first aid kit isn't the problem. The audit habit is. Medicines degrade. Antiseptics lose…

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Why are some people more curious, organised or compassionate than others? Huge genetic study uncovers over 1200 variants linked to personality while highlighting the power of environment

A large international genetics study has identified thousands of genetic variants linked to personality differences. These genetic influences are spread across many tiny effects, not controlled by single genes. The research focused on the widely used Big Five personality model, which describes broad behavioral tendencies. Within-family analyses showed minimal influence…

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Seattle’s new I-90 light rail opened in March; 5 months later, about 2,000 fish have died near electrical equipment in Lake Washington

Seattle's new light rail service across Lake Washington has coincided with thousands of fish deaths. Investigations are underway to determine if electrical infrastructure is harming aquatic life. Officials are examining energized equipment and potential electromagnetic field effects on fish. Sound Transit is cooperating with agencies to identify the cause and…

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A 31,000-year-old fossil has challenged everything scientists thought about the extinct 'American cheetah' — its DNA and diet tell a surprising story

Ancient DNA studies have rewritten the family tree of the "American cheetah," Miracinonyx trumani. Genetic evidence shows this extinct cat was closely related to modern pumas. Fossil analysis suggests a surprisingly varied diet, including aquatic prey. This indicates a remarkable adaptability to different environments across North America. The findings challenge…

The Economic Times

Growing need to recognise innovation potential of Tier-2, Tier-3 cities: Union minister Jitendra Singh

Union minister Jitendra Singh highlighted the necessity to broaden India's startup ecosystem to include Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, acknowledging the untapped potential for innovation outside major urban centers. He pointed out the need for stronger connections among science, startups, and industry to facilitate technology commercialization. Celebrating India's position as the…

The Economic Times

10 Everyday Habits That Could Affect Your Memory

Your brain works for you every second, yet most people notice its importance only when memory, focus or energy starts to decline. What makes this more surprising is that some everyday habits may quietly work against brain health. Skipping meals, sleeping poorly, staying inactive or spending too much time glued…

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Shein’s stock market debut was a major flop. Does it signal the death of ultra-fast fashion?

“A model that floods the market with thousands of new daily styles at single-digit price points can only exist by passing its true costs onto labour and the environment.”

Euronews

Keralam to seek exclusion of inhabited areas, farms, plantations from ESA: Minister

Kerala will demand excluding inhabited areas and farmlands from the proposed Ecologically Sensitive Area. The state is finalizing its response to the Union Environment Ministry's draft notification. Discussions were held with a high-level team of scientists appointed by the Union Ministry. Kerala's case is based on its high population density…

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Why Every Life Gives You Two Paths, Just Like Krishna

Life rarely tells us clearly which decision is right. A difficult situation can put two choices directly in front of us. One may look attractive because it protects our comfort, ego or immediate interests. The other may be harder, but it can lead us toward responsibility, wisdom and peace. This…

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Brown Dog Tick and Ehrlichia in India: Why Monsoon Season Puts Your Canine at Risk

The Brown Dog Tick Is Not an Outdoor ProblemRhipicephalus sanguineus, the brown dog tick, is the only tick species known to complete its entire life cycle indoors. Every other tick needs outdoor vegetation for at least one stage. This one does not. It lays eggs in wall cracks, behind skirting…

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8 Things You Must Never Put on a Burn, and What Indian Kitchens Get Wrong About Wound Care

Why the First Ten Minutes Decide EverythingA burn injury does its worst damage in the minutes after contact. The skin continues to cook from retained heat even after the source is gone, a process called progressive dermal ischaemia, documented in burn medicine since the 1970s. The only intervention that interrupts…

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Kimi Antonelli: ‘The F1 environment is great but at times it can be very brutal’

Before his home grand prix, the Mercedes driver tells Giles Richards about his rocky debut and quest to become the first Italian world champion since 1953

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Trump’s ex-labor secretary drank on job and created ‘toxic’ work environment, report alleges

Labor department report alleges Lori Chavez-DeRemer also made a staffer attend a strip club while on a personal trip

International Business Times

OpenAI Agents Took Over A German Website Without Permission. They Used It To Share Ways Around Restrictions.

The previously undisclosed activity began months before another OpenAI agent escaped a test environment and broke into AI platform Hugging Face.

Capital & Main

Studies Link New Mexico Drilling to Radiation, Air Pollution, Health Risks

Small towns in the Permian Basin have become a petri dish for the perils of living amid the nation's largest oil fields.

The Economic Times

From spider plant necklaces to a Rs 99 lakh ‘Will’: How Jackie Shroff built Bollywood’s iconic plant persona

Jackie Shroff shared a humorous last will for his beloved plants on social media. His mock testament designated his spider plant as caretaker of his farmhouse. He also allocated a substantial sum for garden upkeep and tools. Shroff actively promotes environmental responsibility and tree planting initiatives. He is recognized as…

The Independent UK

The Latest: Former labor secretary oversaw hostile work environment, misused funds, report finds

According to a new report from the department’s Office of Inspector General, former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer oversaw a “toxic, intimidating and humiliating” work environment and engaged in numerous violations of department policy

France 24

Himalayan hydropower buildout: Expert says risk management is key

Following devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet, Access Asia takes a closer look at the fragile state of the Himalayan mountains. Dr Arun Bhakta Shrestha, an expert on the environment and risk management in the Himalayas, explains why it's so difficult to detect glacier movements in advance and says that…

The Economic Times

In 1995, NASA sent 30 fertilised Japanese quail eggs to the Mir space station for 16 days; what scientists found after they returned raised new questions about life without gravity

In 1995, NASA launched a fascinating experiment by sending fertilized quail eggs to the Mir space station. The objective was to explore how embryos develop in a microgravity environment and observations revealed various deformities in the embryos' eyes, limbs, and beaks. Researchers then analyzed these findings against Earth-bound control groups,…

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