Inspired by her grandparents' fruit-filled tea garden in Iran, Sorina Vaziri started a grass-roots movement to improve and increase the number of public parks in L.A.'s Mid-City neighborhood.

Looking Up: See the ringed planet next to starry teapot Peter Becker More Content Now Last week we looked at the constellation Scorpius, which has the bright planet Jupiter very near this year.

Looking Up: See the ringed planet next to starry teapot Peter Becker More Content Now Last week we looked at the constellation Scorpius, which has the bright planet Jupiter very near this year.

Looking Up: See the ringed planet next to starry teapot Peter Becker More Content Now Last week we looked at the constellation Scorpius, which has the bright planet Jupiter very near this year.

That teapot-looking thing sitting in your bathroom cabinet might seem like a harmless solution for your stuffy nose, but using it incorrectly could lead to serious health consequences. Neti pots ...

China 'teapot' refiners halt plants as new fuel tax bites, sources say FILE PHOTO: China's vast refining sector faces shakeout as fuel demand peaks · Reuters Chen Aizhu and Trixie Yap ...

Looking Up: See the ringed planet next to starry teapot Peter Becker More Content Now Last week we looked at the constellation Scorpius, which has the bright planet Jupiter very near this year.

China 'teapot' refiners halt plants as new fuel tax bites, sources say. By Chen Aizhu and Trixie Sher Li Yap. January 27, 2025 11:07 AM UTC Updated January 27, 2025 An independent ...

If you look over the next few nights while the moon is not overpowering, you may be able to see the Milky Way. The moon is an evening crescent in early August; first quarter is on Aug. 7.

Most amazingly, the Milky Way looks like “steam” rising out of Teapot’s spout. To witness this in all its glory one must view from the Tropics or Southern Hemisphere where Sagittarius is much higher ...

The Teapot is considered an “asterism,” a star pattern that is not one of the 88 official constellations. ... we are literally looking at the central hub of the spiral galaxy we call home.