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World's Oceans Hit Hottest July on Record as El Niño Conditions Build in the Pacific

July saw the hottest ocean temperatures on record, driven by El Niño and climate change, raising concerns about intensified marine heatwaves, wildfires, and shifting weather patterns globally.

International Business Times UK

Jesy Nelson 'terrified' ahead of twin daughters' operation

The former Little Mix star took to her Instagram page to tell fans she was “terrified” about 14-month-old Ocean and Story having the procedure to remove their Nasogastric (NG) tubes.

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US turns decades-old radioactive waste into nuclear power technology that could keep underwater drones running for nearly 30 years

America is turning decades-old strontium-90 radioactive waste from Oak Ridge into a potential source of long-lasting nuclear power. Zeno Power is working with the Pentagon to develop seabed power nodes that could keep underwater drones, sensors and autonomous vehicles running for years without cables, support ships or regular resupply. The…

The Economic Times

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In 1970, Sylvia Earle led five women into an underwater lab for 14 days, helping prove humans could live and work beneath the sea

The sea can feel distant even to people who live hundreds of miles from a coastline. It sits beyond the horizon, beneath ships and far below the surface, largely hidden from ordinary view. Sylvia Earle spent much of her life trying to make that hidden world less remote. Born in…

The Times of India

China missile test deepens Pacific divide over growing militarisation

China’s July ballistic-missile test has exposed divisions among Pacific island nations over growing militarisation and competing U.S.-China influence. Despite concerns voiced by several leaders, Pacific foreign ministers failed to agree on a joint condemnation, underscoring tensions between the region’s “Ocean of Peace” ambitions and the security benefits offered by external…

The Economic Times

Five Jyotirlinga Temples Across India Where Shiva's Presence Still Stops You Cold

Kashi Vishwanath, VaranasiYou will smell the marigolds before you see the spire. Kashi Vishwanath sits inside the old city's warren of lanes so narrow that two people with bags cannot pass each other without turning sideways, and by the time you reach the sanctum you have already been jostled, blessed,…

Times Life

Brooklyn Beckham Has Gone Viral Again For His Incredibly Bizarre Method Of Cooking Pasta

Brooklyn Beckham has gone viral again for his cooking skills after he used ocean water to cook his pasta in his latest video.

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Reef relief: how a late summer monsoon helped cool the Great Barrier Reef at just the right time

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is a true natural wonder: a unique and diverse underwater seascape the size of a small country.

The Conversation

Scientists Have Been Wrong About Eels For 2,000 Years, Starting With Aristotle

The European eel has been confusing scientists since Aristotle, has survived since the dinosaurs, and travels 4,000 miles to die in a patch of ocean nobody has ever properly observed. It has not once asked for our understanding, and it is not about to start. Read the full article to…

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Dolphin, Dim-sum, Banyan: How tropical cyclones get their names

NEW YORK — If you see that a storm named Dim-sum is gathering steam in the Pacific Ocean, it’s not an error.

Bangkok Post

Where to find Ocean Doors in Pokopia Bubbly Basin

A key item for the ocean temple.

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500-year-old island with 22 billion barrels of oil mysteriously vanished from the ocean: Mexico’s ghost island of Bermeja

Isla Bermeja is recorded in history as a small, rocky island located in the Gulf of Mexico, almost 100 kilometres off the coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. For over 400 years, it was a fixed visible point on official maps, situated at the coordinates 22 degrees 33 minutes north and…

The Times of India

Meet Japan’s ‘women of the sea’: 80-year-old diver dives into cold waters without an oxygen tank to harvest seafood using a centuries-old tradition

The Ama of Japan, elite free divers who have harvested seafood without oxygen tanks for centuries, face a critical moment in their history. With an aging population of divers and the changing dynamics of ocean ecosystems, this age-old fishing tradition is at risk. Local communities are banding together to protect…

The Times of India

Human hair used as protective barrier in oceans

A new environmental initiative is using human hair to help protect the oceans, building barriers from donated locks to shield parts of Brazil's coastline from oil spill pollution.

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Indian Navy chief Admiral Swaminathan begins four-day Mauritius visit to deepen maritime security

Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Krishna Swaminathan is set to visit the island nation of Mauritius on a four-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation and deepening defence ties with the key Indian Ocean partner.

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Why Ravana, of All People, Might Be the Reason Kanwar Yatra Exists Today?

Every year, millions of people join the Kanwar Yatra. They walk for long hours, chant the name of Lord Shiva, and carry holy water on a bamboo pole called a Kanwar. The tradition is very old, but here is the interesting part: no one knows exactly when it began or…

The Economic Times

In 1975 Hollywood blockbuster movie Jaws sharks sent chills down audience spine, now U.S. scientists bet big on giant sea-ocean animal for accurate hurricane predictions

Hurricane warning alert: If the project succeeds, the data collected by sharks could help improve forecasts of how strong hurricanes will be as they approach the U.S. coast.

The Times of India

Florida dumped millions of tyres into the ocean to build a reef. More than 50 years later, it is still cleaning them up

Florida is set to embark on an ambitious initiative to clear millions of old tires that were dumped offshore decades ago. Initially forming an artificial reef, these tires have since led to significant damage to natural coral ecosystems. Present surveys indicate that over half a million tires still litter thousands…

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Think this summer is hot? El Nino could push temperatures even higher

Record ocean heat, intensifying El Nino conditions and worsening extremes are raising the prospect that 2026 could become the hottest year ever measured.

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The Allure of a River Cruise

Small ships, personalized service and  compelling destinations are a few of the  reasons to travel on inland waterways.

The Independent UK

‘We’ve done nothing wrong, and our house is getting buried’: $2.4 million beach house in Oregon is being swallowed by sand

IN FOCUS: ‘We've done nothing wrong, and our house is getting buried,’ homeowner Stacy Niedermeyer told Bruce Golding

The Times of India

Americans are turning cremated remains into reef balls weighing up to 4,000 pounds; nearly 3,000 have already reached the seafloor

Mixing human ashes with concrete creates artificial reef balls, which are then deployed on the ocean floor to foster new marine habitats. This innovative approach presents a sustainable alternative to conventional burials, offering a lasting tribute while promoting marine life. Families have the opportunity to visit these submerged memorials, witnessing…

Times Life

The Kurma Avatar's Real Teaching on Slowness, Stillness, and What Spiritual Patience Costs You

The tortoise does not wait. It withdraws.There is a distinction the Kurma Purana makes that almost every popular retelling drops. When Vishnu takes the form of Kurma, the tortoise avatar, to support Mount Mandara during the churning of the cosmic ocean, the text is not describing a god who endures…

Times Life

The Varaha Purana Says the Earth Is Conscious and Living, Here Is What That Means

The Boar Who Lifted a Person, Not a PlanetYou know the image. Varaha, the boar avatar of Vishnu, plunges into the cosmic ocean and lifts the Earth on his tusks. Most tellings treat this as rescue mythology, god saves world, order is restored, the story ends. The Varaha Purana does…

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'Not looking good right now': Starship likely to be lost at sea 2 weeks after epic 13th test flight, Elon Musk says

SpaceX is still towing Starship's upper stage toward shore two weeks after its latest test flight, but the unprecedented effort is unlikely to succeed, according to Elon Musk.

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