science A total solar eclipse will occur on August 12, 2026, sweeping across Greenland, Iceland, and northern Spain. Skywatchers in Greenland are aboard MS Spitsbergen, while another reporter is in Valoria la Buena, Spain. The event will see day briefly turn to twilight along the path of totality. Millions elsewhere in Europe and North America will see a partial eclipse. Live updates are planned from both Arctic and Spanish locations.
science A total solar eclipse is set to sweep across parts of Europe on August 12, 2026, marking the first since 1999 in some areas. Daisy Dobrijevic is in Greenland aboard MS Spitsbergen, while Anthony Wood is in Spain joining the DEB initiative. The event will feature a brief twilight as the moon covers the sun, showing the corona. Millions globally will witness a partial eclipse across Europe, Northeast US, and Eastern Canada. Citizens are encouraged to watch while also providing data for astronomers.
science A total solar eclipse is set to occur on August 12, 2026, as the moon covers the sun across parts of Europe. Skywatchers in Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, and the Balearic Islands will see totality along a specific path. Millions elsewhere will witness a partial eclipse across much of Europe and parts of the northeastern US and eastern Canada. Reporters are covering the event from Greenland aboard HX Expeditions' MS Spitsbergen and from Valoria la Buena, Spain. Viewers must use certified eye protection for any partial views of the eclipse.
science A total solar eclipse is set to happen on August 12, 2026, visible across Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, and the Balearic Islands. Daisy Dobrijevic is on HX Expeditions' MS Spitsbergen in Greenland, while Anthony Wood is in Valoria la Buena, Spain. Millions across Europe and parts of the US/Canada will see a partial eclipse, and clouds might not ruin the view. Viewers must use certified eclipse glasses for safety during the event. 🔭
science A total solar eclipse is set to happen on August 12, 2026, making its return to Europe since 1999. The event will be seen over Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, and the Balearic Islands. Millions will witness either total or partial eclipses across Europe and parts of the US and Canada on that date. Reporters are stationed in Greenland aboard MS Spitsbergen and in Valoria la Buena, Spain, for live coverage. Viewers are advised to use certified eclipse glasses before this major celestial event.
business The APCRDA has launched Gram Sabhas across the Amaravati region to collect public input on the Master Plan and road network. Officials held sessions in Ananthavaram and Nekkallu villages under the West Central-1 Grid on August 4th. The proposed network aims to link village roads with the Land Pooling Scheme road system for future needs. The government plans to set a firm timeline for completing land pooling for major infrastructure projects. Furthermore, the minister directed adherence to the August 2028 deadline for the first phase of Amaravati construction. 🏗️
business Yes, a registered rent agreement can be modified legally with mutual consent from both the landlord and the tenant. Section 62 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, allows parties to alter or substitute a new contract if they agree. Minor changes can be recorded via a written addendum, which both parties must sign and register. Major changes, like tenancy period alterations, usually require drafting a fresh rent agreement. Written agreements offer stability but allow for future changes through mutual consent. 📄
A fresh departmental inquiry has been ordered into the death of S. Aneeshya, an Assistant Public Prosecutor in Kollam, Kerala. DGP T. Asaf Ali tasked the Director of Prosecution to find any official lapses contributing to her demise. Aneeshya allegedly took her life on January 21, 2024, citing severe workplace harassment in a note. Her parents filed a petition citing bias in the initial probe, where the officer shared rank with an accused. The new probe aims to address the alleged failure to examine key evidence and flawed reporting. 😥
science Researchers have successfully observed a tunable Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) of excitons at a high temperature within an atomically thin semiconductor. This breakthrough was achieved by a team led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and the findings were published in Nature. The condensate exhibits an internal structure that can be switched using a magnetic field, persisting up to about 2 Kelvin. This work opens a new platform for studying quantum fluids in solid materials. Future efforts aim to build superfluid-based quantum devices and circuits using this exciton BEC. ⚛️
business Odisha government has decided to rationalize hydropower generation to prioritize essential water needs. This directive was issued on Tuesday, August 4, to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Water Resource Department. The mandate requires suspending power generation if reservoir levels drop below the critical baseline for irrigation and drinking purposes. This move is partly due to concerns over the El Niño phenomenon affecting water storage. Engineers must now monitor reservoirs 24/7 and stop power generation immediately when thresholds are breached. 💧
tech Indian Kanoon informed the Delhi High Court about serious trouble arising from a recent 'right to be forgotten' judgment. Senior Advocate Arvind Datar presented this case before Justices C Hari Shankar and Vinod Kumar. The platform is struggling because it must de-index and disable name-based search for certain judgments and orders. Indian Kanoon argues the ruling misinterprets the Supreme Court's privacy verdict and unfairly singles it out. The court agreed to expedite the matter, listing the appeals for a preliminary hearing on August 13. ⚖️
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