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 We often say that time passes quickly. But it isn’t time itself that changes, rather our experience of it. Depending on our mental state, time can feel abundant and expansive or rushed and scarce. When we are present and focused, even brief moments can feel rich and meaningful. However, when we are stressed or distracted, it may feel like time is slipping away.   Some days will be smooth sailing, and others, you’ll barely make it through. With effective habits in place, we are more likely to make the most of our time regardless of stressful situations that will inevitably…

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Saturn eclipsed by Titan as seen from the Cassini probe – credit, NASA/JPL-Caltech A neat feat of calculation and deduction may have solved one of our solar system’s greatest mysteries. Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, is bigger than Mercury, yet for all its conspicuousness, scientists don’t know exactly how it came to be so large that it’s gravitational influence causes Saturn to tilt and wobble. There are some 274 moons that orbit Saturn, the solar-system’s second largest planet, and Matija Ćuk, a research scientist at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California, proposes a theory that one of these…

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Obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, is a sleep disorder that involves blocked airways during sleep that interfere with breathing. About 84 million American adults experience OSA. One of the most obvious symptoms of this condition is snoring, which can be frequent and loud. Romantic Relationships Living with OSA can have a significant impact on social life and strain relationships. This can happen because of snoring that keeps others awake at night, or because of being sleepy from not getting enough oxygen to the brain, leading to poor quality sleep. In addition to the person who experiences obstructive sleep apnea, romantic…

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Ottawa influencer Sandy Esprit joins Your Morning Ottawa to share family-friendly self-care strategies for busy parents. Esprit, a mother of three, demonstrates how to involve children in morning skincare routines using gentle products and introduces the concept of journaling to support youth mental health. Featuring products from Naturium and Victoria’s Journal, Esprit explains how instilling these habits early can reduce morning stress and create a positive start to the day for the whole family.February 27, 2026 at 9:00AM EST

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This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here.‍Picture the bucolic little town of a fairy tale. At its core stand medieval buildings, a square where folks hawk their goods, and perhaps a well to provide water. Beyond the defensive wall radiate agricultural fields, where people toil to bring grains, fruits, and vegetables to market. Invert that for modern times and you’ve got the idea behind “agrihoods,” communities designed around a central farm. Like a garden in a big city, agrihoods promise to boost food security, reduce temperatures, capture rainwater, and increase biodiversity. As climate…

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Inclusive education and digital innovation are now key pillars of modern schooling systems. Governments and universities alike emphasize the importance of equipping teachers with the skills to integrate technology in ways that accommodate students with varying abilities and needs. However, emerging evidence indicates that enthusiasm for digital inclusion may not always be matched by confidence in implementation. The study The Self-Perception of Future Teachers’ Digital Training: Strengths and Weaknesses in Addressing Diversity, published in the journal Social Sciences, explores this disconnect. Based on the survey data from 547 pre-service teachers, the study assesses strengths and weaknesses in digital training…

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The United Downs plant in Cornwall – credit, Thomas Frost Photography / Geothermal Engineering Limited © SWNS The UK’s first geothermal power plant has just begun operations, using hot water from deep underground to create renewable electricity. The United Downs plant in Cornwall has been in development for nearly two decades, and will now begin providing enough electricity to power 10,000 homes. Geothermal power generation comes via energy stored in the form of heat beneath the surface of the Earth. The company behind the project, (GEL) Geothermal Engineering Ltd., had to drill the deepest on-shore well ever drilled on UK soil—over…

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