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Almost every new car now comes in white, black, grey or silver, four non-colours making up around 80 percent of the market, up from under half in the 1990s, and it isn't that buyers stopped liking colour, it's that dealers stopped stocking it and fleet buyers flooded the used market so heavily that the "safe" resale shades quietly became the ones that depreciate fastest.
2026-09-11 — spacedaily.com


In one Indonesian community the dead are not buried for weeks, months or even years, and are kept at home and cared for as if sleeping until the family can afford an elaborate funeral, a practice that reframes death as a slow departure rather than a single moment.
2026-09-09 — spacedaily.com


Princeton seminary students were sent one at a time to another building to record a talk, some of them on the parable of the Good Samaritan, and of the five factors the experimenters tested together, the only one that predicted whether a student helped the man slumped and coughing in the alley was how much of a hurry that student had just been put in
2026-09-08 — spacedaily.com


From January 1994 to March 1995, cosmonaut-physician Valeri Polyakov spent 437 consecutive days aboard Mir, circling Earth 7,075 times and travelling nearly 187 million miles to test whether a human could endure a Mars-length mission—and more than three decades later, no one has broken his record for a single continuous spaceflight.
2026-09-05 — spacedaily.com


A tiny Central American country abolished its entire army in 1948 and poured the money into schools and healthcare instead, and decades later it consistently ranks among the happiest and longest-living nations on Earth.
2026-09-04 — spacedaily.com


A single buffalo gave a Plains family almost everything it needed, meat and fat for food, the hide for tipis and robes, the sinew for thread, the bones for tools and the bladder and stomach for carrying water, a completeness of use that stood in stark contrast to the hide hunters who later took only the skin and left the rest to rot on the prairie
2026-09-03 — spacedaily.com


Six healthy men entered a simulated Mars spacecraft in 2010. Within three months they were moving less, and over 520 days the crew slept and rested progressively more—a slide into what researchers called “behavioural torpor,” possibly driven by confinement, monotony and dim artificial light.
2026-08-31 — spacedaily.com


Tigst Assefa’s 2:15:50 women-only marathon world record at London in 2025 would have been the men’s world record until August 1958—an extraordinary measure of how far elite women’s distance running has advanced.
2026-08-29 — spacedaily.com


Thought of the day from Stoic philosopher Seneca: "he suffers more than is necessary, who suffers before it is necessary"
2026-08-28 — spacedaily.com


Danes have led European life-satisfaction surveys for over 30 years, but when researchers tested the explanations, the one that stood out was not wealth, weather or genes — it was consistently low expectations
2026-08-27 — spacedaily.com

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