The Earth was covered in ice millions of years ago, but recent research suggests that the "Snowball Earth" theory may not have been as complete as once thought. Rather than a complete ice cover, there may have been areas of slush or open ocean where oxygen was able to penetrate and create conditions for life.

The rediscovery of these textiles not only offers a glimpse into Warhol's creative evolution but also challenges the perception of his artistic merit. These designs demonstrate his exceptional talent and unique style, even within the commercial design sphere.

Efforts to save the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins in Cambodia's Mekong River face challenges due to limited resources and illegal fishing practices. Despite new restrictions on fishing in the river, gillnets continue to be the primary cause of dolphin deaths.

Indonesian wildlife experts are getting ready to perform an autopsy on an 18-metre-long sperm whale that washed up on a Bali beach. The cause of death is still being investigated, and officials want to determine whether pollution or plastic were the contributing factors.

Buckingham Palace announces the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning British monarch, at age 96. She devoted over 70 years to modernising and protecting the monarchy, travelling extensively, and serving the public. She will be deeply missed after the death of her husband, Prince Philip, earlier in 2021. Prince Charles will succeed her as King, followed by his son, Prince William.

The latest IPCC report is a reminder of the devastating effects of global warming. The climate crisis is the biggest health crisis of our time, causing a rise in chronic diseases and expected trebling of heat-related deaths by 2050.

The Victoria and Albert Museum's diverse collection will be the subject of a documentary series, “Secrets of the Museum.” The series aims to uncover the hidden histories of the pieces and the work that goes into maintaining them. The V&A's director, Tristram Hunt, hopes the series will inspire a new generation of designers and makers.

Intriguing prehistoric carvings have been unearthed at the Grange Stone Circle in County Limerick, Ireland, casting new light on the Bronze Age monument's enigmatic past. Dating back to roughly 2200–500 BCE, the circle now boasts a collection of concentric circles, lines, and a potentially human-shaped figure etched onto its stones.

NASA’s Juno spacecraft observed the complex colors and structure of Jupiter’s clouds on July 5, 2022, as it completed its 43rd close flyby of the giant planet.

Fried chicken isn't just a delicious comfort food anymore; it's become a battleground in the fight against inflation. In South Korea, Homeplus, the country's second-largest retailer, is using its "Dangdang" ("fair" or "proud") chicken to lure budget-conscious consumers with deep discounts, sparking a price war with established franchises. This unexpected move highlights the growing influence of food prices on everyday life and the innovative tactics being employed to combat inflation.

Facebook’s founder is setting a relentless pace as he pushes his company through a tech transformation during a global economic slowdown.

As fears of a potential recession loom, this in-depth analysis examines the key economic indicators and debates around whether the U.S. has officially entered a downturn or not.