Earth's second moon Kamo'oalewa photographed by China's Tianwen-2
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured the first-ever image of asteroid 469219 Kamo'oalewa, a quasi-moon of Earth, from just 20 km away after a 400-day journey.
Category : Environment
2-Minute Sink Task Keeps Flies Out This July
A simple 2-minute chore of cleaning your sink drain can prevent flies from entering your home this July, avoiding toxic sprays.
UKHSA Issues 'Stay Home' Alert Over Stomach Bug
The UK Health Security Agency advises staying home for 48 hours after stomach bug symptoms stop, as norovirus and other infections spread rapidly.
UK Drivers Warned: Vapes in Cars Could Explode in Heatwave
Experts warn UK drivers not to leave vapes in cars as temperatures exceed 30C, citing explosion risks, fires, and insurance issues. Markus Lindblad of Haypp advises safe storage.
Welsh Mountain Zoo mourns capybara Mango's sudden death
Welsh Mountain Zoo is heartbroken after capybara Mango died suddenly on July 5. The cause is unknown, and the enclosure remains closed as investigations continue.
White vs Brown Pasta: Calories, Carbs, Fibre Differences
Brown pasta has fewer calories and nearly 50% more fibre than white pasta. A 140g serving of white spaghetti has 220 calories, while brown has 174. Wholemeal pasta also offers more iron and B vitamins.
Heatwave Turns Dorchester High Street Into Ghost Town
Scorching temperatures in Dorchester have turned one of the UK's best high streets into a ghost town, with footfall plummeting and shops closing as display mannequins melted.
Drivers Warned: Never Leave This Item in Car or Risk Explosion
As UK temperatures hit 30°C, experts warn drivers not to leave vapes in cars due to explosion risk, fire damage, and insurance void. Learn safety tips.
Place Bowl of Water in Shade to Help Wildlife, Gardeners Told
Gardeners are urged to place a shallow bowl of water in shade to help wildlife during hot weather. Adding stones allows insects to escape. Bird baths should be topped up regularly.
7,500-Tonne Illegal Dump Near Bradford City Stadium
A 7,500-tonne illegal waste dump was discovered opposite Bradford City's Valley Parade stadium after residents complained of a foul stench during a heatwave. The Environment Agency is investigating.
Scottish Hidden Gem Beaches Locals Don't Want You to Find
Away Resorts reveals top 10 hidden gem UK beaches, with St Ninian's Isle Beach in Shetland topping the list. Three Scottish beaches are included, offering uncrowded coastal escapes.
Unplug 5 Appliances to Keep Home Cool During UK Heatwave
As a UK heatwave approaches, unplugging five specific appliances can reduce indoor heat and lower energy bills, according to Ideal Home experts. Air fryers, tumble dryers, games consoles, chargers, and lights are key culprits.
UKHSA Amber Alert for Six Areas as Third Heatwave Approaches
The UKHSA has issued amber heat-health alerts across six English regions as the UK braces for its third heatwave in seven weeks, with temperatures potentially reaching 35°C.
Bank of England: AI Advances Raise Financial Stability Risks
The Bank of England warns rapid AI advances increase financial stability risks, citing cyber threats and stretched valuations. A potential AI bubble could hit UK GDP by 2.2 percentage points.
Alcohol in UK Supermarkets Linked to Seven Types of Cancer
Cancer Research UK warns that alcoholic drinks sold at UK supermarkets cause seven types of cancer, including breast, bowel, mouth, and liver cancer. The charity urges cutting down, as no safe drinking level exists.
King Charles Ban Hands Prince Harry the Victim Card
King Charles III barred Prince Harry from Buckingham Palace during his UK visit, sparking public backlash. New YouGov polling shows 48% of Brits support Harry, risking a PR disaster for the monarchy.
Novak Djokovic Net Worth and Family: Wife Jelena Slammed Osaka
Novak Djokovic, with a net worth of $250m, faces Felix Auger-Aliassime at Wimbledon. His wife Jelena, CEO of their foundation, criticized Naomi Osaka for 'disrespectful' behavior.
30 Unexpected Mood Boosters That Bring Brits Joy
A poll of 2,000 UK adults found 33% actively seek 'little unexpected joys'. Top boosters include finding a parking space, discovering £10 in old jeans, and arriving home before rain.
Prune Climbing Hydrangeas in July for More Flowers
Gardening expert Michael Griffiths advises pruning climbing hydrangeas after their first flush in July to encourage a second bloom. Trim spent flowerheads above new buds to redirect energy.
Toasted Sandwiches Top Comfort Food in Ginsters Survey
A third of Brits crown toasted sandwiches their ultimate comfort food, as Ginsters survey reveals growing frustration with complex kitchen appliances and a toaster renaissance.
Water Roses in Morning to Prevent Fungal Diseases
Watering roses in the morning during summer prevents fungal diseases like mildew and black spot, according to the Royal Horticultural Society. Morning watering allows foliage to dry and reduces evaporation.
Best Time to Water Roses to Prevent Fungal Diseases
Watering roses in the morning reduces fungal disease risk, says RHS. Morning watering allows foliage to dry, preventing mildew and black spot.
Gardeners Told to Turn Pots Upside Down for Frogs, Toads, Newts
Gardeners are urged to turn plant pots upside down this week as temperatures exceed 30°C, helping frogs, toads, and newts find cool, shaded spots to prevent dehydration.
WHO Warns Europe Faces More Deadly Weeks of Extreme Heat
The WHO warns more deadly weeks lie ahead as Europe braces for another heatwave, with Portugal and Spain forecast to reach 43C. Over 2,000 excess deaths were recorded in France in June.
Water Roses in Morning to Avoid Fungal Diseases, RHS Says
The Royal Horticultural Society advises watering roses in the morning to reduce fungal disease risk. Morning watering allows foliage to dry, preventing mildew and black spot.
Heatwave Sleep Hack: Freeze Your Pillowcase for Instant Cool
Struggling to sleep in a heatwave? Sleep experts reveal that freezing your pillowcase for 20 minutes before bed can cool you down instantly, helping you fall asleep faster.
Dog Overlooked by 13,000 Adopters as 'Nothing Special'
Eight-year-old rescue dog Kito has been rejected by over 13,000 potential adopters in the UK because there's 'nothing special about him', say rescuers who fear shelter life is breaking his spirit.
Derbyshire villagers fear 'solar prison' with 9ft fences
Brailsford residents oppose a 132,000-panel solar farm that would surround homes with 9ft fences and 24/7 CCTV, calling it a 'prison' and fearing unsellable properties.
Londoners Lost Hours of Sleep in June Heatwave Survey
Two thirds of Londoners struggled to sleep during June's tropical nights, with 14% losing over four hours, a YouGov/Greenpeace survey found.
5 Plants Needing Extra Water This Week: Lavender, Tomatoes
Gardeners urged to give extra care to hydrangeas, hanging baskets, tomatoes, ferns, and lavender as UK heatwave threatens stunted growth and permanent damage.
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