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In 2023, Princeton researchers tested radiative cooling with natural ventilation and thermal mass, keeping a building 3.9°C below outdoor air |

In 2023, Princeton researchers tested radiative cooling with natural ventilation and thermal mass, keeping a building 3.9°C below outdoor air |

In 2023, researchers tested whether a building could be cooler than the air outside while still relying on natural ventilation. The experiment used two insulated boxes in California to study how radiative cooling, thermal mass and temperature-driven airflow could work together without fans or mechanical systems. The test box had an uninsulated aluminium roof covered…

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Alia Bhatt worked till the last stage of pregnancy and resumed work after Raha’s birth, recalls celebrity photographer: ‘There were no excuses or breaks’ | Hindi Movie News

Alia Bhatt worked till the last stage of pregnancy and resumed work after Raha’s birth, recalls celebrity photographer: ‘There were no excuses or breaks’ | Hindi Movie News

Alia Bhatt worked till the last stage of pregnancy and resumed work after Raha’s birth, recalls celebrity photographer: ‘There were no excuses or breaks’ Mumbai-based celebrity and fashion photographer Rahul Jhangiani has opened up about his memorable collaborations with Alia Bhatt, recalling the advertising campaign that became a major turning point in his career and…

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‘They change their mind like pants’: Former Pakistan coach tears into chief selector Aaqib Javed over England chaos | Cricket News

‘They change their mind like pants’: Former Pakistan coach tears into chief selector Aaqib Javed over England chaos | Cricket News

Aaqib Javed, Jason Gillespie Former Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie criticised Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief selector Aaqib Javed after the board’s major mid-series squad overhaul following Pakistan’s defeats in the first two Tests against England.Pakistan replaced head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul, while also sending seven players home after losing the…

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Hubble images revealed a giant 10-sided wave around Saturn’s south pole; one side stretches over 10,000 miles and the pattern has grown clearer since 2023

Hubble images revealed a giant 10-sided wave around Saturn’s south pole; one side stretches over 10,000 miles and the pattern has grown clearer since 2023

NASA’s Hubble captures Saturn’s mysterious 10-sided atmospheric wave at its south pole (Image: X/ @NASAHubble) Saturn has revealed another strange feature in its atmosphere, and this time it is hiding around the planet’s south pole. New observations from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope have captured a giant, evolving 10-sided atmospheric wave encircling the southern pole of…

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World Cup winner among 62 in age-fraud dock; BCCI bans India U-19 player picked for Australia series | Cricket News

World Cup winner among 62 in age-fraud dock; BCCI bans India U-19 player picked for Australia series | Cricket News

BCCI ban Rohit Yadav for two years (Image: X) A major age-fraud crackdown has hit Bengal cricket, with the BCCI suspending leg-spinner Rohit Yadav from domestic cricket for two years after discrepancies were found in his age-related documents.The action comes shortly after Rohit was picked for India’s Under-19 assignments against Australia. The youngster had also…

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From 2019 to 2023, a tech entrepreneur spent .125 million assembling a 31.5-acre Martha’s Vineyard estate; in 2026 it sold for a Massachusetts-record  million

From 2019 to 2023, a tech entrepreneur spent $19.125 million assembling a 31.5-acre Martha’s Vineyard estate; in 2026 it sold for a Massachusetts-record $43 million

It also beat the Massachusetts record of $38.1 million, set in 2023 (WSJ photo) A property in Edgartown on Martha’s Vineyard has sold for $43 million, setting a new real estate record for both the island and Massachusetts. The estate, known as Great Point, covers 31.59 acres and includes an 8,994-square-foot home with 12 bedrooms.The…

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‘Laban Alex’: From a basketball- and boxing-obsessed nation where sporting heroes are mostly men, Filipina Alex Eala is creating a fandom of her own at US Open | Tennis News

‘Laban Alex’: From a basketball- and boxing-obsessed nation where sporting heroes are mostly men, Filipina Alex Eala is creating a fandom of her own at US Open | Tennis News

Alexandra Eala, of the Philippines, gestures after she won her match against Oleksandra Oliynykova. (AP Photo) The Alex Eala phenomenon is getting louder at Flushing Meadows — and, remarkably, it is no longer confined to the match courts.Hours before the Filipina star was due to begin her US Open campaign, fans had already packed the…

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Russian strike damages WHO warehouse in Ukraine; second such attack in weeks

Russian strike damages WHO warehouse in Ukraine; second such attack in weeks

File photo: Russian strikes damaging homes and infrastructure. Russian forces have reportedly damaged one of the World Health Organisation’s main warehouses in Ukraine during an overnight attack on the Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast, the WHO said.The warehouse stores humanitarian medical supplies, but access to the facility remained restricted due to heavy smoke and safety…

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Salman Khan references FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe while warning friend’s Bandra cafe amid food safety crackdown: ‘Hygiene maintained or I will send HIM’ | Hindi Movie News

Salman Khan references FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe while warning friend’s Bandra cafe amid food safety crackdown: ‘Hygiene maintained or I will send HIM’ | Hindi Movie News

Salman Khan references FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe while warning friend’s Bandra cafe amid food safety crackdown: ‘Hygiene maintained or I will send HIM’ Salman Khan has issued a tongue-in-cheek warning to his friend’s newly opened Bandra cafe, asking the eatery to maintain its prices, quality and hygiene. The actor took to his Instagram Story to…

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Three women were caught in a deadly Grand Canyon flash flood and clung to a rock ledge for 5 hours; after briefly believing each other had been swept away, a helicopter found them alive

Three women were caught in a deadly Grand Canyon flash flood and clung to a rock ledge for 5 hours; after briefly believing each other had been swept away, a helicopter found them alive

Bright Angel Canyon, damaged by floods, flows into the Colorado River (Image: AP Photo/John Locher) A routine hike through the Grand Canyon turned into a fight for survival when a sudden flash flood sent torrents of muddy water, rocks and debris through the canyon. Three women found themselves trapped during the storm and spent about…

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