Taika Waititi considers Klara and the Sun to be his 'most dramatic movie' Director Taika Waititi says his new movie Klara and the Sun is far more than just a "fun romp with robots". BANG Premier · 1h ago
Ancient Chinese solar eclipse records reveal something extraordinary about Earth’s rotation Sun may have been near the peak of its approximately 11-year cycle at the time The Independent UK · 1h ago
19 Photos Of Iceland’s Most Unforgiving Coastline By Vilhelm Gunnarsson Reynisfjara is one of those places that looks almost too beautiful to be dangerous. Black sand stretches along Iceland’s south coast, basalt columns rise from the shore, and just offshore stand the Reynisdrangar sea stacks, which local legend says are trolls who tried to drag a ship to land and… Bored Panda · 2h ago
Dead star discovery shows what will happen to Earth when the Sun burns out ‘The system is a rare glimpse of the violent, chaotic process by which a planetary system meets its end,’ says astronomer The Independent UK · 2h ago
What You See in the Ramayana Is Only Half the Story Sometimes, the most fascinating parts of a film are not found in its dialogues but hidden in the smallest details. The Ramayana trailer appears to offer several such moments, from the design of Indra’s weapon to the placement of characters during Ram and Sita’s wedding. These visual choices invite viewers… MyLifeXP · 2h ago
Insider Trading: Hannah Collingwood English Turned Her Skincare Posts Into A Career In Science Communication Hannah Collingwood talks leaving pharmaceuticals, building a career in beauty and science communication, and finding her feet working for herself. Pedestrian.tv · 9h ago
NASA sent two wooden capsules to the Moon in 1962, but they missed and may still be orbiting the Sun today NASA’s Ranger 3 and Ranger 5 carried seismometer capsules inside 65-centimetre balsa-wood spheres meant to survive a Moon impact. Both missed the Moon in 1962 and entered solar orbit. The missions reveal an unusual piece of early space race engineering, and show how failed spacecraft can still return useful scientific… The Economic Times · 17h ago
A huge explosion in space lasted for 27 days. Astronomers don’t know why The massive event could be a black hole tearing apart a star 1,000 times bigger than the Sun The Independent UK · 23h ago
World War II bunker in England becomes a £650,000 home with rooftop terrace An RAF World War II bunker in Oxfordshire has been transformed into a two-bedroom home for modern living. The property includes an open-plan kitchen, a living area, and a rooftop terrace with bi-fold doors. Skylights have been installed to allow natural light, enhancing the interior's ambiance. Original military features, such… The Times of India · Oct 27
Want Glowing Skin This Karwa Chauth? 7 Things to Start Doing Now Karwa Chauth is a time when many women look forward to dressing up, wearing their favourite outfits and completing their festive look with beautiful makeup. But if you want your skin to look fresh and radiant, the preparation should begin before the festival day.You do not need expensive facials or… MyLifeXP · Oct 27
Met ‘asked Meghan for copy of letter about father after misplacing original’ The Duchess of Sussex’s half-brother, Thomas Markle Jr, on Friday told the Sun he found a stash of child sex abuse images belonging to their father. The Independent UK · Oct 27
We Asked Everyday Aussies How Early They Wake Up & TBH We Could Never Do you wake up before 5 am? We spoke to early risers to learn the tips and tricks that help them get up before the sun and keep going all day. Pedestrian.tv · Oct 27
What Karva Chauth Actually Asks a Woman to Perform Before the sun comes up, her mother-in-law hands her the sargi thali. She eats in the dark, quickly, before the fast begins. Nobody calls this a rehearsal. But it is, for the sixteen hours that follow, she will be watched, and how she carries the watching matters as much as… Times Life · Oct 27
Three Indian Observatories That Let You Look Through the Telescope The first time you look through a research telescope and see Jupiter as a disc with actual bands rather than a bright dot, something shifts. It is not the image itself, astrophotography does it better, but the fact that the light hitting your eye left that planet forty-five minutes ago… Times Life · Oct 27
The Economic Times · Oct 26 AT&T Settlement: Millions of Americans may get $5,000 checks. Check eligibility and other details A landmark $177 million settlement has been sanctioned regarding a class-action lawsuit against AT&T, prompted by data breaches that took place in March and July 2024. Customers whose sensitive information was compromised are eligible to file claims until December 2025. Compensation payments are anticipated to begin in December 2026, with…
The Economic Times · Oct 26 Meghan Markle father controversy: Thomas Markle's son hands over 4 large boxes of 'abuse material' to cops, here's what was found in the disturbing 80-item dossier Thomas Markle, 82, is the father of the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle. She has been estranged from her father since 2018. Muliple videos, photos and bold magazines have been founf from her father's home.
The Guardian - US · Oct 26 Sunlight at night: US startup’s demonstration of lighting Earth from space draws criticism Company imitates reflection of sun from mirrors, prompting pushback from some scientists, environmentalists and California locals
The Independent UK · Oct 26 The winter sun Spain alternative where you can visit Luke Skywalker’s childhood home This underrated corner of North Africa has absorbed influences from across the Mediterranean for millennia – Phil Thomas explores
Times Life · Oct 26 Why Your Moon Sign and Your Mother's Moon Keep Starting the Same Fight You know the argument. It starts over something small, a comment about your hair, a question about when you're coming home, a silence that lasted too long, and within ten minutes it has become the argument, the one you have been having for years. By the time it ends, neither…
Times Life · Oct 26 Why the Rig Veda Made Vak a Goddess: The Power to Name Things The oldest hymns in the Rig Veda do not begin with a creator who speaks. They begin with speech itself, already present, already sovereign. Before the gods took their positions in the sky, before the sun was assigned its arc, Vak was there, not as an instrument but as the…
Times Pets · Oct 26 Samoyed in India: what the double coat really means in Indian heat That permanent grin is not a coincidence. The Samoyed's upturned mouth corners evolved to stop drool from freezing on its face during Arctic sled work, a detail that tells you almost everything about where this dog comes from and what it was built for. The breed spent centuries with the…
Times Pets · Oct 26 Dalmatian dog breed: the unusual urinary chemistry every owner should know Most dog breeds share a common metabolic pathway for breaking down purines, the compounds found in protein-rich foods. Dalmatians do not. A single genetic difference, fixed across the entire breed, means their liver cannot fully convert uric acid into allantoin, the soluble end product every other dog excretes quietly and…
MyLifeXP · Oct 26 How a Bite of Sunlight Changed Hanuman Ji’s Destiny Have you ever wondered why Hanuman Ji is called Chiranjeevi, the one who lives through the ages? His story of immortality begins not with a battlefield or a great victory, but with a curious child who mistook the rising Sun for a ripe red fruit. What happened next changed his…
We Got This Covered · Oct 25 Report says Trump is considering mass pardons for his staff, and he didn’t dismiss it when asked: ‘Don’t want to see innocent people go through hell’ He singled out one official while talking about it.
The Independent UK · Oct 25 Meghan ‘told father I know you’re an abuser, you’ll never see the grandchildren’ According to The Sun, Meghan’s half-brother alleged that he found a stash of child abuse images belonging to their father.