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NASA is set to launch four astronauts on Artemis II, a 10-day crewed mission around the moon marking humanity's farthest spaceflight in 54 years and a critical step toward lunar surface landing before China.

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RNZ · Jul 15, 2026

Move every 20 minutes to control blood sugar, NZ study finds

A New Zealand study finds that moving your body every 20 minutes, particularly after meals, significantly reduces blood sugar and insulin levels. Simple activities like squats or dancing for 2-3 minutes can provide substantial metabolic benefits.

sightmagazine.com.au · Jul 15, 2026

US-China lunar race risks becoming a land grab over Moon's water ice

As the US and China race to establish permanent lunar bases at the south pole, competition for finite water ice deposits and suitable outpost locations could escalate into territorial conflict despite international agreements prohibiting Moon sovereignty claims.

Mirage News · Jul 14, 2026

Tumor-Prone Gecko Offers New Cancer Research Model

University of Nottingham researchers identify genomic changes in lemon frost geckos that naturally develop tumors in 80% of cases, offering a unique model for understanding human cancer development and evolution.

BBC News · Jul 14, 2026

BNPL Regulation Takes Effect: Stronger Protections, Potential Rejections

UK Buy Now Pay Later lenders must now obtain FCA authorization, granting consumers stronger protections including refunds and ombudsman access. However, stricter affordability checks may reject 10-30% of users, potentially pushing them toward unregulated alternatives.

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