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Colossendeis sea spider resting on a rock surface

September 20, 2026

Tiny crustaceans were seen riding giant sea spiders 3,000 metres below the Pacific surface

# Why Deep-Sea Crustaceans Are Hitching Rides on Giant Sea Spiders Picture a creature the size of a dinner plate, walking across the seafloor 3,000 meters down, with a much smaller passenger

Diagnostic rapid test cassette and buffer solution vial arranged on a laboratory preparation surface

Health·News·Science

FDA Clears Aptitude Metrix Molecular COVID Test for Over-the-Counter Use

If a rapid antigen test told you “negative” while you felt sick, a new FDA-cleared molecular test offers another option. It is intended for people who want a non-prescription test that detects SARS-CoV-2 from a clinical specimen. The FDA cleared

September 19, 2026

FDA Approves Lilly’s Inluriyo and Verzenio Combination for ESR1-Mutated Breast Cancer

Health·News·Science

Oncology FDA Approves Lilly’s Inluriyo Plus Verzenio for ESR1-Mutated Breast Cancer The all-oral combination doubled median progression-free survival in a key trial subgroup. Here’s

Google Gemini Accessed Three Real Companies During Security Test After Internet Access Error

News·Science·Technology

Google Gemini Accessed Three Real Companies During Security Test After Internet Access Error AI Security · Testing Incident Google Gemini Accessed Three Real Companies

A scientist working in a laboratory, representing the research environment behind the US $144 million microplastics research initiative.

Health·Policy·Science·USA

US launches $144 million microplastics research initiative and regulatory pathway

For municipal water managers and public health officials across the United States, the federal government's approach to microplastics in drinking water shifted significantly in April 2026. A joint EPA and HHS initiative

Sunita Somvanshi

September 18, 2026

Underwater photograph of an adult humpback whale swimming beside a calf in open ocean

Australia·Nature·Science

Humpback whale stayed with stillborn calf off Gold Coast for hours—what the first baleen whale study found

Off Australia’s Gold Coast, a female humpback whale stayed close to her stillborn calf for hours after it died. Scientists have now documented the behaviour in a peer-reviewed study—and their conclusions are

Rahul Somvanshi

September 18, 2026

Satellite-derived view of Pacific Ocean warming associated with an El Niño pattern

Australia·Environment·Science

Australia El Niño could become strongest on record as BoM warns strength alone won’t dictate the country’s weather

Pacific sea surface temperatures have now crossed into territory that may make this the strongest El Niño on record. For Australians watching the headlines, the word “super” sounds like a clear warning.

Rahul Somvanshi

September 17, 2026

Data centre servers used to illustrate AI infrastructure and safety debate

News·Science·Technology

Jacob Coxon resigns from Anthropic as frontier AI safety debate intensifies

If your organization uses AI tools built on frontier models, the people who designed the safety constraints on those tools are leaving. That is the practical dimension of Jacob Coxon’s resignation from

Rahul Somvanshi

September 16, 2026

Satellite-style hurricane image used for Atlantic hurricane season context

Environment·Science·USA

2026 Atlantic hurricane season reaches record-long hurricane gap despite five named storms

If you live on the US Atlantic or Gulf Coast and you have been watching a storm-free summer with growing confidence, the atmospheric science tells a more cautious story. The 2026 Atlantic

Karmactive Staff

September 16, 2026

A caricature of Elon Musk, the tech billionaire whose AI ventures and model testing policies face scrutiny.

Science·Technology·USA

Elon Musk wants AI rivals to test models before release as safety debate shifts to peer review

If you use AI tools for work, research, or personal decisions, the safety testing question matters to you — because right now, every major AI company is largely grading its own homework.

Rahul Somvanshi

September 16, 2026

A great white shark swimming in open water, the kind of apex predator OCEARCH tags and tracks across ocean basins.

Nature·Science

OCEARCH’s 1,600-Pound Shark Contender Reaches Newfoundland Waters

A 1,600-pound great white shark tagged by OCEARCH has reached Newfoundland waters for the first time in the research organization’s tracking records. The journey marks a significant milestone for understanding how white

Govind Tekale

September 16, 2026

A brain MRI scan, the imaging technology now being paired with AI to detect aneurysms more accurately in radiology departments.

Health·Science·Technology

AI Helps Radiologists Detect More Brain Aneurysms but Raises False Alarms

A real-world study of 3,856 brain scans found that an artificial intelligence system can help radiologists detect more aneurysms—but with an important catch: the AI flags more potential problems, including cases that

Tejal Somvanshi

September 16, 2026

A CMS event display from CERN showing evidence of Higgs boson decay, the research now finding Z-boson quantum entanglement.

Science

CERN Higgs Decay Study Finds Strong 4.7σ Evidence of Z-Boson Quantum Entanglement

ATLAS physicists at CERN have found strong evidence of quantum entanglement between particles produced when a Higgs boson decays — the first time this fundamental quantum phenomenon has been measured at the

Rahul Somvanshi

September 16, 2026

Health·Science

GLP-1 Drugs and Male Pattern Hair Loss: What the 7% Genetic Odds Signal Means

If you are a man taking Ozempic, Wegovy, or another GLP-1 weight-loss drug and you have noticed your hair thinning at the temples or crown, new research suggests the connection may be

Tejal Somvanshi

September 16, 2026

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