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July 2026

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Loneliness researchers keep arriving at the same uncomfortable result: the physical cost of feeling unseen tracks closer to smoking than to any social variable anyone expected, and it shows up most clearly in people who are surrounded by others all day long

By Lachlan Brown · Jul 26, 2026

What happened when a Central Asian inland sea, once the fourth largest lake on Earth, was cut off from its rivers and shrank to a tenth of its volume, and why is the northern lobe now rising again?

By Solar Daily Editorial Team · Jul 23, 2026

The Sun might look yellow, but seen from space without an atmosphere filtering its light, the Sun is actually white — and the yellow colour we see from Earth is the result of our atmosphere scattering blue light

By Solar Daily Editorial Team · Jul 22, 2026

Greenland sharks can live more than 400 years, meaning some swimming the North Atlantic today were alive when Bach was composing, and nearly all of them spend those centuries functionally blind because a parasitic crustacean latches to each eye

By Solar Daily Editorial Team · Jul 21, 2026