By Euronews Published on 20/07/2025 – 8:16 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT The soil on the Moon might be able to sustain life, according to a new study. Researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong developed a technology to extract water from lunar soil and used it to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen and chemical fuel. The technology does this by converting light …
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It’s not always about what you cut out of your diet that can help you lose weight: What you choose to put on your plate can sometimes help you shed pounds, too. Common advice suggests focusing on protein and fiber to increase the feeling of fullness and reduce overeating. But every so often, a specific food garners attention for its stay-slim benefits. …
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IN A NUTSHELL 🎧 The switch to Apple Music was driven by seamless integration within the Apple ecosystem, enhancing the overall music experience. 💵 Apple Music offered better value through the Apple One bundle, making it a cost-effective choice over Spotify. 📱 The user-friendly interface and ability to transfer music libraries ensured a smooth and familiar transition to Apple Music. …
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When I think of smart home devices, I don’t think of a smart TV. It would probably make it in my top 10, but not high in the ranking. However, I recently gained a deeper appreciation for how a smart TV fits into my smart home. I’ve previously written about how I won’t buy another smart TV, but making a …
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People exercise for lots of reasons, but if you’re closer to retirement age, you may be working out with longevity in mind. “When we talk about longevity, we’re talking about building a body that can support you well into the future: one that’s strong, mobile, and pain-free for the long haul,” says Alo Moves’ head trainer for Los Angeles, Louis …
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New clues from ancient seas are reshaping what we know about mass extinction and the future of our oceans. In a recent breakthrough, scientists have confirmed for the first time that a sudden, sharp drop in ocean pH—driven by a massive release of carbon dioxide—played a central role in wiping out entire ecosystems over 200 million years ago. A team …
Read More »Fire at Massachusetts Assisted Living Facility Claims a 10th Life The New York Times Tenth victim of the Gabriel House in Fall River assisted living fire died: DA updates Fall River Herald News Concerns grow over fire department staffing levels in wake of deadly Fall River fire WJAR Assisted-living home cited for late reports of safety incidents years before fatal fire AP News Fundraiser …
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Many business school students coming out of Stanford University, New York University, and the University of Pennsylvania are already stepping into their swanky Wall Street jobs. But multimillionaire investor Kevin O’Leary is urging his Harvard students to skip the typical consulting track—and build something of their own instead. “Look, if you want to drift into hell on Earth, stay 24 …
Read More »So, this was weird: Rory McIlroy, playing his second shot from the rough on the 11th at Royal Portrush in Round 3 of the British Open, somehow managed to unearth another ball in mid-swing. Seriously, look at this: Here’s another look: The second ball was apparently embedded in the ground a few inches ahead of McIlroy’s ball, and popped into …
Read More »Vance Boelter’s Life Before the Minnesota Shootings The New York Times Exclusive | Accused killer Vance Boelter hints at motive in Post jailhouse interview New York Post Federal charges filed in deadly attack on Minnesota lawmakers Politico Federal indictment reveals new details about the case against man accused in killing of former Minnesota House speaker CNN Feds: Vance Boelter acted alone in lawmaker attacks, …
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