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The night sky has long inspired wonder, curiosity and imagination. From shimmering stars and mysterious constellations to the moon and distant galaxies, the cosmos carries a sense of beauty and magic that can make an especially meaningful source of inspiration for a baby name. These celestial names draw from stars, constellations, mythology and heavenly imagery, offering choices that feel both distinctive and timeless. Whether parents are fascinated by astronomy or simply love the mystery of the night sky, each of these names brings its own connection to the vast universe. Source link

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Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne Australia captain Pat Cummins expects the Test team could encounter some hostility when it returns to South Africa for its first red-ball tour there since the infamous Sandpaper Gate scandal of 2018.Australia are scheduled to play three ODIs and three Tests in South Africa. Although the Australians have continued to visit the country for white-ball cricket since the ball-tampering controversy, the upcoming Test series will mark their first in South Africa since the incident.Cummins is currently not with Australia for the three-match ODI series in Zimbabwe but will link up with the squad…

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Davis, a student at Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, Massachusetts, built the machine as part of his science research project. The system uses waste plastic, including waste generated during 3D printing and converts it into filament that can again be fed into a 3D printer. A failed 3D print typically goes straight to the trash with a tangle of plastic filament, a misshapen object or a handful of scraps that no longer feel useful. For 16-year-old Benjamin Davis, those leftovers were something else altogether. For Davis, they were raw material, waiting for another chance. The Massachusetts high school student…

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Ed Sheeran’s tour of North and South America has plunged into chaos after all four of his opening acts and his touring band, abruptly quit in solidarity with the rapper Macklemore.The move came within hours of Sheeran weighing in on Macklemore being dropped as his opening act after the rapper made pro-Palestinian comments onstage during the tour. In a statement posted online, he shared that the decision was made by the promoters alone. The British singer also said he refused to be drawn into a public discussion about the war in Gaza.Ed Sheeran issues statement“Macklemore coming off tour was the…

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For many young people, pursuing a PhD, building a career and securing a future can become the biggest priorities in life. For Mohd Firdoos, however, education was never only about his own future. Alongside his academic journey, he spent years working with communities, helping children and spreading awareness about issues that affect everyday life. His journey eventually took him to Rashtrapati Bhavan, where President Droupadi Murmu honoured him with the MY Bharat-National Service Scheme (NSS) Award for 2022-23 in October 2025. Firdoos was among just 30 NSS volunteers from across India to receive the national honour that year.A student who…

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Sanju Samson (BCCI Photo) NEW DELHI: Sanju Samson was at his majestic best in the second T20I against Afghanistan at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Tuesday.Samson had scored just 10 runs in the opening T20I and was under pressure to perform. He responded in style, smashing a 22-ball 57 to give India a flying start.Samson continued to take risks and looked determined to make up for his early dismissal in the first game.Samson’s form under the spotlightThe Kerala batter was a key player in India’s T20 World Cup triumph, but his form has been inconsistent since then.He had…

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What was once an industrial site dominated by a glass factory and a towering smokestack has been transformed into a sprawling public park in Mount Vernon, Ohio. Ariel-Foundation Park, now covering 250 acres, combines remnants of the city’s industrial past with lakes, trails, gardens and an unusual observation tower built around a historic smokestack. The park officially opened on July 4, 2015, after years of work to transform the former industrial property. The Foundation Park Conservancy’s history describes the project as an example of adaptive reuse, preserving elements of the old factory while creating a recreational space for the community.From…

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What was once an industrial site dominated by a glass factory and a towering smokestack has been transformed into a sprawling public park in Mount Vernon, Ohio. Ariel-Foundation Park, now covering 250 acres, combines remnants of the city’s industrial past with lakes, trails, gardens and an unusual observation tower built around a historic smokestack. The park officially opened on July 4, 2015, after years of work to transform the former industrial property. The Foundation Park Conservancy’s history describes the project as an example of adaptive reuse, preserving elements of the old factory while creating a recreational space for the community.From…

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A Paris court on Tuesday awarded 1 euro ($1.15) to Kim Kardashian for having been the victim of an armed robbery in the French capital in 2016, the amount of compensation she had asked for, according to a lawyer involved in the case.Kim Kardashian issues statementKardashian has sought to move on since the court last year found eight people guilty for their roles in what the celebrity described as “the most terrifying experience of my life.” In Tuesday’s joint statement with stylist Simone Harouche, Kardashian expressed gratitude to the French justice system.”The experience was deeply traumatic, and its impact has…

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Quote of the Day by Robert Frost Robert Frost remains one of the most recognisable names in American poetry, a writer whose verses have become part of the cultural vocabulary of generations. His poems speak of woods, walls, roads, snow, farms, neighbours and the changing seasons, subjects that appear deceptively simple. Yet beneath these familiar images lie questions about choice, loneliness, mortality, relationships, responsibility and the uncertainty of being human.Born on March 26, 1874, in San Francisco, California, Frost did not begin life in the rural New England landscape with which he would eventually become so closely associated. His father,…

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