World’s first diamond to travel to space will launch aboard India’s Vikram-1 rocket |

Spaceflight has carried everything from satellites and scientific instruments to memorial capsules and plant seeds beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Soon, another unusual payload will join that list. A specially engineered diamond is set to become the first of its kind to travel to space aboard Vikram-1, the maiden orbital launch vehicle developed by Indian private space…

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“Worst opening ceremony”: Shakira’s big FIFA World Cup 2026 moment triggers unexpected fan reactions | International Sports News

FIFA World Cup 2026 (Image Via Getty) The 2026 FIFA World Cup officially began on June 11 at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, and one of the biggest talking points of the night was the opening ceremony performance by Shakira and Burna Boy. The two global music stars performed “Dai Dai,” the tournament’s official song,…

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In 2018, scientists found just 39 surviving clams in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon; they bred them and have since outplanted 65 million

After decades of environmental decline, Florida’s Indian River Lagoon is beginning to show signs of recovery. With funding from NOAA Fisheries’ Office of Habitat Conservation, the Indian River Lagoon Council is leading a system-wide effort to restore the habitats that once sustained the lagoon’s fish and wildlife. A team of three scientists and one fisherman…

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Meet Betty Bromage: 97-year-old breaks her own Guinness World Record as oldest female wing walker after recovering from stroke

Meet Betty Bromage: 97-year-old breaks her own Guinness World Record as oldest female wing walker after recovering from stroke At an age when most people slow down, 97-year-old Betty Bromage has once again taken to the skies, this time to break her own Guinness World Record as the oldest female wing walker.The Cheltenham resident completed…

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Tinian: In 1944, Japanese shore guns hit USS Colorado 22 times off Tinian, killing 43 and wounding 198; the battleship stayed in action and fired back

USS Colorado (BB-45). (Photo: Dyer Collection/Naval History and Heritage Command, NH 77074) As American forces moved to capture Tinian in the Mariana Islands during the Second World War, hidden Japanese coastal batteries opened fire on USS Colorado. The battleship was hit 22 times in quick succession, killing 43 crew members and wounding 198 others. Despite…

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Anthropic’s engineering leader Fiona Fung admits that coding with Claude Code ‘hurt’ developers; says: As engineers relied more on AI agents, they became …

Anthropic’s top engineer Fiona Fung is not liking the effect AI coding agents are having on software developers. She recently said that growing use of these AI coding agents, such as Claude Code, has made coding a more isolated experience, with engineers spending so much time working alongside AI tools that collaboration with colleagues has…

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