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✦ScienceThe Guardian UK· Jun 8, 05:00 AM

Starwatch: Venus and Jupiter to shine side-by-side at dusk

Venus and Jupiter, the two brightest planets in our solar system, will appear side-by-side in the western sky this week after sunset. This rare alignment offers an excellent opportunity for stargazing and observing celestial phenomena.

Why good news?

Provides free, accessible stargazing opportunity for people interested in astronomy and nature. Encourages scientific curiosity and connection with the cosmos without requiring special equipment.

Why it matters?

Promotes scientific literacy, encourages outdoor observation of nature, and fosters wonder about the universe. Accessible to all regardless of background or resources.

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✦ScienceThe Guardian UK· Jun 10, 09:40 AM

Humans prefer to walk anticlockwise, scientists find – but reason is unclear

Scientists have discovered that humans have a natural tendency to turn left and walk in an anticlockwise direction across multiple countries from Spain to Japan. The exact mechanism behind this left-turn bias remains unclear and is still being investigated.

Why good news?

This scientific discovery about fundamental human behavior mechanisms opens new avenues for understanding neurology and behavioral science. Such research contributes to illuminating previously unknown aspects of human physiology and cognition.

Why it matters?

Understanding natural human movement patterns could have practical applications in robotics, architecture, urban planning, and navigation systems design.

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