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Southern China has recorded its longest sustained period of high temperatures and low rain "with the widest in scope and the highest average intensity since 1961"

China Warns Of 'Severe' Threat To Harvest From Worst Heatwave On Record

China warns of 'severe' threat to harvest from worst heatwave on record

US Says Ukraine Grain Exports Near Pre-war Levels

The first UN-chartered vessel, MV Brave Commander, loads more than 23,000 tons of grain to export to Ethiopia, in Yuzhne, east of Odessa on the Black Sea coast, on August 14, 2022

US says Ukraine grain exports near pre-war levels

The Sun Will Devour Mercury And Venus In 5 Billion Years; Will Earth Survive?

"For the case of the Earth, I think it's rather unclear whether it's going to be engulfed or not, but it's certainly going to become impossible to live on," one of the co-authors of a recent study said.

45 years On, The Voyager Probes Continue To Provide Valuable Data

"We don't know how long the mission will continue, but we can be sure that the spacecraft will provide even more scientific surprises as they travel farther away from the Earth," said Suzanne Dodd, project manager for Voyager at JPL.

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Many fear the devastating floods are only the beginning

After 'Doomsday' Floods, Sudanese Fear Worse To Come

After 'doomsday' floods, Sudanese fear worse to come

Authorities Investigating Mysterious Parvo-Like Illness Affecting Dogs In Michigan

Authorities are urging veterinarians to do further tests if a dog has parvo-like symptoms but tests negative for it.

Women With Partners Who Share Household Chores Have Greater Sexual Desire: Study

The study observed that having a partner who shares the household chores can keep a woman satisfied in a relationship and even boost their libido.

4-Billion-Year-Old Piece Of Earth's Crust About Ireland's Size Discovered By Scientists

There is a distinct 100,000-square-kilometer region of the ancient crust beneath much of the western Yilgarn Craton, cropping out in the Narryer Terrane, according to the researchers.

Russian Navy's diesel-electric submarine Rostov-on-Don sails in the Bosphorus, on its way to the Black Sea, in Istanbul, Turkey February 13, 2022.

5,000 Dolphins Have Died In Black Sea Due To Russian Ammo, Vessels: Report

The actual figure may be higher as no more than 5% of all dead animals in the sea wash up ashore, according to scientists.

NASA’s next-generation moon rocket, the Space Launch System (SLS) Artemis 1, is shown at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral

Alexa Onboard Artemis 1 Mission Will Allow Astronauts Place Orders On Amazon From Space

A space-oriented Alexa of sorts, Callisto will perform several tasks to ease the lives of the astronauts on the mission, even allowing them to complete purchases from space.

Medieval Monks 'Riddled With Parasites' Compared To Ordinary People: Study

The findings are rather surprising given the hygiene facilities they had access to that others did not.

More than 3,000 dogs are estimated to be housed in shelters across Cyprus

Dog's Life In Cyprus As Man's Best Friend Dumped

Dog's life in Cyprus as man's best friend dumped

Shanghai will switch off decorative lights and video screens on its famed Bund riverfront to save power

Shanghai's Bund To Go Dark As China Heatwave Prompts Power Cuts

Shanghai's Bund to go dark as China heatwave prompts power cuts

E. Coli Outbreak: 4 States Now Affected; Lettuce From Wendy's Sandwiches Possibly Linked

As a precaution, Wendy's is pulling romaine lettuce from its sandwiches in its stores in three of the affected states.

From the early morning, men and women in colourful traditional outfits started to assemble outside the marble palace

Thousands Fete South Africa's New Zulu King

Thousands fete South Africa's new Zulu king

Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid May Have Had An Accomplice; New Crater Found In West Africa

The discovery was a serendipitous one since geologist Uisdean Nicholson and his team had originally set out to study the tectonics that drove South America and Africa apart 100 million years ago.

An Aedes aegypti mosquito is seen through a microscope at the Fiocruz institute in Rio de Janeiro, where researchers are working to advance the fight against dengue

Hiding Human Scents From Mosquitoes Turns Out To Be A Tricky Affair

Goldman and colleagues marked A. aegypti neurons with fluorescent labels to uncover details about how the mosquito brain deciphers human smells. To their surprise, the team found that individual mosquito neurons seem more like sensory hubs rather than a single type of sensor per nerve cell.

5.5 Million American Adults Use Hallucinogens; LSD Usage Increased: Study

The increase in the number of users of hallucinogens may be attributed to people expecting the substances to produce therapeutic benefits, the study says.

Hot Neptune Desert — Harsh Radiation From Bright Stars May Be Stripping Off Gas From Their Planets

This theory propounds that the concept of so-called hot Neptune deserts - a region of mass-radius space that contains few planets - found near redder stars can be extended to A-type stars.

A man checks damage caused by a fire on the outskirts of the Algerian city of El Tarf, on August 18, 2022

Deadly Wildfires Contained In Algeria

Deadly wildfires contained in Algeria

Zulu maidens dance at commemorations last year for the late King Zwelithini

S.Africa's Zulus To Crown New King As Succession Row Rages

S.Africa's Zulus to crown new king as succession row rages

Tourists enjoy a drink as they sit on a viewing bridge overlooking icebergs floating in Disko Bay, Ilulissat, western Greenland

Greenland Treads Softly On Tourism As Icebergs Melt

Greenland treads softly on tourism as icebergs melt

China's searing heat is drying up the critical Yangtze River, with water flow on its main trunk about 51 percent lower than the average over the last five years, state media outlet China News Service reported

Chinese City Dims Lights In Heatwave Power Crunch

Chinese city dims lights in heatwave power crunch

Drought-stricken Lake Mead is revealing bodies as it shrinks, with some Mafia-watchers speculating they may be mob victims from Las Vegas's murky criminal past

Lake Mead Mob Murder: Gun Found Near Site Of Body In Barrel

Lake Mead mob murder: Gun found near site of body in barrel

Test tubes labelled "COVID-19 Omicron variant test positive" are seen in this illustration picture taken January 15, 2022.

Researchers Identify 'Weak Spot' In COVID-19 Variants And The 'Master Key' To Unlock It

"Having broadly effective, variant-resistant treatments would be a game changer in the ongoing fight against COVID-19," a researcher said.

Experts have called for a major effort to bolster the firefighting capacity of Africa's biggest country

'Tornado Of Fire': Algeria Forest Blazes Kill 38

'Tornado of fire': Algeria forest blazes kill 38

Ancient Megalodon Shark Was A Superpredator Weighing 70 Tons - And All Jaws

"It would be a superpredator just dominating its ecosystem," said co-author John Hutchinson, Royal Veterinary College, England. "There is nothing really matching it."