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Divers once believed the Great Blue Hole was bottomless; then explorers discovered human remains deep inside | World News

Divers once believed the Great Blue Hole was bottomless; then explorers discovered human remains deep inside | World News

From above, the Great Blue Hole is breathtaking. A near-perfect circle of deep blue sits in the middle of the turquoise waters of the Belize Barrier Reef, attracting divers from around the world with the promise of giant stalactites, reef sharks and one of the planet’s most iconic underwater landscapes. Yet beneath its postcard-perfect surface…

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Aries Horoscope Today, July 29, 2026: Work feels less chaotic as focus improves and anxiety lessens significantly

Aries Horoscope Today, July 29, 2026: Work feels less chaotic as focus improves and anxiety lessens significantly

The day starts with less noise that your brain makes and that’s a great thing. The Moon supports your practical side, while Jupiter opens a useful door through contacts and senior people. You’ll notice that work feels less chaotic than it did last week. Even your breathing may feel easier.There’s also relief around your father,…

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Once known as the ‘Sea of Death’, China’s Taklamakan Desert is turning greener with drone technology | World News

Once known as the ‘Sea of Death’, China’s Taklamakan Desert is turning greener with drone technology | World News

For decades, the Taklamakan Desert has symbolised one of nature’s harshest environments, a vast expanse of shifting sand where strong winds, scarce rainfall and extreme temperatures make vegetation difficult to establish. Today, however, new technology is changing how restoration is carried out. Across parts of China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, drones are being deployed to…

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Quote of the day by Kal Penn: “Growing up, I always had two interests and two passions; one being public service and the other being…” – a reminder that you don’t have to fit into one identity | World News

Quote of the day by Kal Penn: “Growing up, I always had two interests and two passions; one being public service and the other being…” – a reminder that you don’t have to fit into one identity | World News

Most people get pushed toward picking one lane early on, one career, one identity, one clear answer to give whenever someone asks what they do. Kal Penn, the actor and former White House official, simply never accepted that framing. “Growing up, I always had two interests and two passions,” he said, “one being public service…

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In 2015, a British swimmer entered Antarctica’s freezing sea wearing only swimming trunks. His campaign helped protect 1.55 million square kilometres | World News

In 2015, a British swimmer entered Antarctica’s freezing sea wearing only swimming trunks. His campaign helped protect 1.55 million square kilometres | World News

In February 2015, British endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh entered the freezing waters of Antarctica’s Ross Sea wearing nothing but a pair of swimming trunks, completing a series of five short but record breaking swims in temperatures as low as minus 1.7 degrees Celsius. The swims were not simply a personal endurance challenge. Pugh, who serves…

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An American gambler spent  million buying 54,000 acres of logged Florida land. Eight million longleaf pines later, a lost forest is returning | World News

An American gambler spent $90 million buying 54,000 acres of logged Florida land. Eight million longleaf pines later, a lost forest is returning | World News

M.C. Davis spent close to 90 million dollars buying up 54,000 acres of heavily logged land in the Florida Panhandle, turning what timber companies had stripped bare into one of the largest private nature preserves in the southeastern United States. Since founding what he called Nokuse Plantation in 2000, Davis and his team have planted…

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