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Matthew Dominick aboard the International Space Station (ISS), captures the ethereal beauty of our planet's atmosphere as seen from above. This stunning photograph showcases a lightning bolt illuminating the skies over Southeast Asia, its brilliance slicing through the darkness like a celestial nebula. The image, part of a series of nearly 1,000 shots, highlights the striking contrast between the calm of space and the sudden, electrifying flash below. Dominick, known for his incredible space photography, described the scene as a mix of «Green lights from fishing boats in Southeast Asia, city lights, a sun about to rise, and a single lightning strike in the left part of the frame that looks like a nebula,» Dominick described in his post on social media platform X.

Federal authorities say new efforts to convert some types of commercial fishing to ropeless gear that is safer for rare whales will be supported by millions of dollars in funding

Fishing regulators are instituting a new rule that lobster fishermen must abide by stricter minimum sizes for the crustaceans they harvest

Netflix is set to release the comedy-drama series 'Billionaire Island' on September 12, 2024. The show features a star-studded cast and explores the intense rivalry between two families in the Norwegian salmon industry.

Sheikh Hasina has alleged that the USA aimed to oust her from power due to her refusal to cede control of Saint Martin Island, which would have allowed the USA to exert influence over the Bay of Bengal. Hasina, in a message conveyed through her close associates and made available to ET, claimed that by surrendering the sovereignty of Saint Martin Island, she could have stayed in power. However, she chose not to compromise on the island's sovereignty, highlighting the island's strategic importance and the potential geopolitical influence it represents in the region.

Gujarat government has decided to extend the ban on fishing activities in the Arabian Sea by a fortnight till August 15, a move the Congress claimed to be «unfair and reckless» which will cause financial losses to fishermen. A senior official from the Gujarat fisheries department on Sunday said the decision was taken in consultation with the central government after considering a representation made by the fishermen's association to allow more time for fish to breed. The government also took into account scientific data and weather conditions to reach the decision, he said, adding the change is also likely to be adopted by other states on the western coast. Since 2021, the annual fishing ban in the state remained in effect from June 1 till July 31.

mortal remains of a fisherman who died at sea to the Indian Navy near the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the wee hours on Saturday, an official release here said. Indian Navy ship, INS Bitra, which was on deployment off Rameshwaram, coordinated with the Sri Lankan Navy ship and received the fishermen and the dead body at sea at about 1 am. The Indian Navy ship then proceeded to Rameshwaram, where the Navy Officer from the Naval Detachment coordinated with marine police and Tamil Nadu Fisheries department in transferring the mortal remains and the fishermen, at around 3 am, the release said. On August 1, a fisherman from Tamil Nadu's Rameswaram reportedly died and another went missing when the boat in which they were fishing in the mid-sea capsized after colliding with the Sri Lankan Navy ship.

Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 265 is set for release. This chapter will explore intense interactions between Yuji and Sukuna. Here are the details on the release timing and the spoilers.

Guy Ritchie's most recent television series, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, has captured viewers' attention in no time. This World War Two drama, which follows five maverick warriors on a risky assignment, may sound unbelievable even for a James Bond story, as reported by The Sun.

The Washington Post, is widely credited with the truism: “Journalism is the first rough draft of history." But this claim can be equally staked by writers of fiction and poetry. For it is through the alchemy of their experience and imagination that the history of our distant past, or vanishing present, begins to assume a human face. Scholar, journalist and writer Uddipana Goswami’s latest collection of stories, The Women Who Would Not Die: Stories, drives home the truth behind this sentiment with a raw force.

Fresh lobster from Maine. Bags of frozen peas. Racks of ribs, shrink-wrapped in plastic.

This monsoon, take a hot chocolate walk in the rain Gitika Saikia, a curator of North East Indian food, grew up with similar experiences in the neighbouring state of Assam. She recalls the first day of planting—orhawri—spent in her father’s village of Nigam in Dibrugarh district, which would be followed by a feast in the paddy fields. The fish from the fields or the adjacent ponds would be wrapped up in large colocasia leaves, and taken home to be fried to golden perfection.

Philippine tanker has started to leak into Manila Bay, the coast guard said Saturday, calling for a suspension of fishing in the waterway.

tech tycoon was at a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the boat were several large yellowfin tuna. The techie complimented the fisherman on his fish and asked how long it took to catch them.

Ending an eight-year legal battle, chemical giant Monsanto has agreed to a $160-million settlement with Seattle for its part in polluting the Lower Duwamish River with toxins that posed a threat to humans, fish and wildlife

A Tennessee store clerk is in hot water after authorities say he stole a customer’s winning lottery ticket, threw it away and later fished it out of the trash and tried to claim the winnings as his own.

fishermen were in a dangerous situation off the coast of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on Tuesday. A humpback whale unexpectedly made landfall on their little boat, which led to the incident. The whale is seen in a video of the incident emerging close to the ship before colliding with it. The fishermen were thrown into the chilly seas after the boat capsized as a result of the collision, as per the reports of the New York Post.

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ocean mammals, are believed to number fewer than 350 as of 2023. The creatures could face extinction within 20 years.“This is an exceptionally rare record for the eastern Atlantic, where this species has been largely absent for decades, if not longer. We can make a convincing argument that the last positive identification of this species in Ireland dates back to 1910," the IWDG said.A post shared by Irish Whale & Dolphin Group (@irishwhaleanddolphingroup)North Atlantic right whales are large and dense creatures known for their curiosity and acrobatics.

health benefits from the medication. The medication reduced the indications of aging and increased life in the treated rats, who the scientists mockingly called «supermodel grannies,» as per the reports of 'Daily Star'.

New Delhi: Gym-goers and fitness freaks chasing protein pills may need to tread with care, with their potential for serious organ damage prompting the Centre to caution the public about them. The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) under the health ministry will shortly issue an advisory on protein supplements after multiple instances of kidney and cardiac problems in many people who consume them to build a muscular body, an official aware of the matter said. “Youngsters and gym trainers are consuming these protein supplements without any guidance.