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Weekly Career Horoscope, August 02 to August 08, 2026: Success, challenges, and breakthroughs; Know about your Career

Weekly Career Horoscope, August 02 to August 08, 2026: Success, challenges, and breakthroughs; Know about your Career

Aries The pace picks up, and so do expectations. A senior or client begins trusting you with decisions instead of just tasks. You’ll find yourself leading conversations rather than following them. The more confidently you carry responsibility, the faster your professional standing grows. Someone important is paying closer attention than you realise. Taurus You’ve spent…

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Researchers tracked 724 Northern Hemisphere lakes from 2000 to 2022; above critical winter temperatures, ice-loss sensitivity rose up to 22-fold and could shorten seasons by 40 days

Researchers tracked 724 Northern Hemisphere lakes from 2000 to 2022; above critical winter temperatures, ice-loss sensitivity rose up to 22-fold and could shorten seasons by 40 days

Study says Northern Hemisphere lakes may lose 40 days of winter ice by 2100 (National Geographic photo) Winter ice on lakes plays an important role in keeping lakes healthy by controlling water temperature, supporting aquatic life and helping maintain the natural balance of freshwater ecosystems. However, scientists say this seasonal ice cover is disappearing faster…

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Vijay Sethupathi: ‘Accepted only for Rajinikanth sir’: Vijay Sethupathi reveals why he made an exception for ‘Jailer 2’ cameo | Tamil Movie News

Vijay Sethupathi: ‘Accepted only for Rajinikanth sir’: Vijay Sethupathi reveals why he made an exception for ‘Jailer 2’ cameo | Tamil Movie News

Vijay Sethupathi is in the news again, not for any announcement about a new movie, but for his emotional words on Superstar Rajinikanth. The actor, known for his selective roles and outspoken nature, recently spoke about his experience working in ‘Jailer 2.’ His comments became a hot topic on social media, with fans appreciating the…

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In 2000, an aquarium plant escaped into California waters; removing the ‘killer algae’ took six years and over  million

In 2000, an aquarium plant escaped into California waters; removing the ‘killer algae’ took six years and over $7 million

Caulerpa taxifolia, commonly known as “killer algae,” originates from the tropical waters of the Caribbean Some of the biggest ecological disasters start in the least likely places. Here it may have started with a home aquarium. An online report by the Centre for Invasive Species Research states that an ornamental seaweed, Caulerpa taxifolia, escaped into…

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DU CSAS UG 2026 upgrade round seat allotment result out; admission fee payment by August 4

DU CSAS UG 2026 upgrade round seat allotment result out; admission fee payment by August 4

The University of Delhi (DU) has declared the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) Undergraduate (UG) 2026 upgrade round seat allotment result. Candidates who have been allotted an upgraded seat can check their allotment status through the DU admission portal. Students who wish to accept their upgraded seat must complete the admission process, including payment of…

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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ ending explained: What does the unearthly end-credit scene mean? Here’s what we know |

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ ending explained: What does the unearthly end-credit scene mean? Here’s what we know |

(Image Credits: Instagram) ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ has managed to keep viewers on the edge of their seats with phenomenal web shooters, scrunchies, and a sacred handshake. As the box office continues to build a record-breaking collection, many can’t help but talk about the mysterious end-credit scene. Peter Parker’s bittersweet relationships have left fans pondering…

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Neutron scans of a 100-million-year-old Queensland ichthyosaur found fish, cephalopods and a pterosaur in its stomach; crushing bite marks point to giant Kronosaurus

Neutron scans of a 100-million-year-old Queensland ichthyosaur found fish, cephalopods and a pterosaur in its stomach; crushing bite marks point to giant Kronosaurus

Representative Image (Canva) According to a study published in the journal Gondwana Research, supported by findings from the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), neutron and synchrotron scans of a 100-million-year-old ichthyosaur fossil from Queensland have uncovered the marine reptile’s final meal, and clues to its violent end. Researchers found the remains of fish,…

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