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Satellite view of the Pacific Ocean from space with clouds over blue water

September 14, 2026

Science

NOAA Winter Outlook 2026-27: Over 90% Probability For Very Strong El Nino As Pacific Exceeds +3.0°C

A very strong El Niño is developing in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, and that affects weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere this winter. But what El Niño actually means is different from

Atlantic storm image for 2026 hurricane season record article

Environment·Science·USA

Atlantic Hurricane Season Sets 103-Day Record With No Hurricane, But Flooding Already Hit Hard

A record wait for the first hurricane The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season reached a remarkable point: 103 days into the season with no hurricane. CNN meteorologist Chris Dolce reported that this is the latest first-hurricane wait known with confidence since

September 14, 2026

Mercury May Have Shrunk More Than Thought as Craters Hide the Planet’s Wrinkles

Science·Space

Mercury may have shrunk more than scientists previously estimated, because parts of the evidence may be hidden by impact debris. A CNN science report

NOAA El Nino Forecast Raises Historic Winter Odds to 75%

Environment·Science

El Niño is a recurring climate pattern involving unusually warm sea-surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific, accompanied by changes in the

Rows of enterprise server racks and network switches glowing inside a modern cloud computing data facility

Science·Technology

Anthropic Researcher Quits With AI Safety Warning as Congress Faces New Pressure

An AI researcher set off a social media frenzy by quitting his job at Anthropic and accusing both OpenAI and Anthropic of acting irresponsibly, igniting concern about the rapid pace of AI

Karmactive Team

September 10, 2026

Medical biopsy image representing cancer biomarker research and lung adenocarcinoma senescence scoring.

Health·Science·Technology

Lung Adenocarcinoma AI Model Turns 888 Gene Profiles Into a Senescence Score

Researchers have developed a machine-learning model called PreCSenM to measure cellular senescence in lung adenocarcinoma. The model is designed to turn gene-expression data into a consistent senescence score. Cellular senescence is the

Tejal Somvanshi

September 10, 2026

International Space Station image used for first Greek astronaut mission story.

Science·Space

First Greek Astronaut Mission Moves From Symbol to Contract With ESA-Vast Deal

Greece’s first astronaut story moved from political announcement to signed mission framework at the International Space Summit in Paris. ESA, acting on behalf of Greece, signed an agreement with Vast for a

Sonali Tiwary

September 10, 2026

Indian schoolchildren at a government school during infrastructure audit

Environment·Health·Science

Toilet Flush Aerosols Reach Adult Breathing Zone, Flinders Review Finds

A Flinders review of 22 studies finds toilet flushing can send bioaerosols into adult breathing zones, with cleaning, lower flush volume and ventilation now under scrutiny. Read more. Read more.......

Tejal Somvanshi

September 10, 2026

Health·Science

Hot Tea and Coffee Linked to Three Times Higher Squamous Cell Oesophageal Cancer Risk

Oxford study finds very hot drinks triple oesophageal SCC risk, but absolute danger remains low. Learn why cooling tea or coffee matters and what Cancer Research UK advises now. Read more. Read

Tejal Somvanshi

September 10, 2026

Bright yellow and orange mountaineering tents pitched directly on the rocky debris and ice pinnacles of Khumbu Glacier at Everest Base Camp

Environment·Nature·Science

Everest Base Camp Warms Twice as Fast as Its Glacier: What the Viral Study Actually Found

You have probably seen the headline: human urine is melting the glacier under Everest Base Camp. It is an easy story to share. It is also missing the full picture. A peer-reviewed

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

Specialized surgical transplant team performing complex surgery in an operating theater under overhead lights.

Health·Science

271 Days Without Dialysis: How a Gene-Edited Pig Kidney Became a Bridge to a Human Transplant

For years, the question in organ transplantation research has been whether a pig’s kidney could ever work inside a human body. A case published in The Lancet on September 3, 2026, reports

Tejal Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

People wearing face masks in an urban setting, illustrating COVID-19 respiratory-virus coverage in Australia

Australia·Health·Science

Australia’s LP.8.1 COVID Vaccine Stays While NSW FluMist Runs Out and WHO Warns: Don’t Wait for XFG

NSW's free FluMist nasal spray is running low. Australia's COVID vaccine targets LP.8.1 — not XFG. WHO says vaccinate now. Mice responded to a nasal nanoparticle jab. Humans still wait.

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

A person holding a smartphone outdoors while using the camera app to frame a portrait photograph.

Science·Technology

Instagram Limits Reach of AI-Generated Profiles Without Labels Starting August 31, 2026

Instagram is implementing new enforcement rules for accounts that present synthetic or computer-generated people. Starting August 31, 2026, Instagram began limiting the reach of some profiles featuring AI-generated people when they are

Karmactive Staff

September 4, 2026

Rare Mediterranean monk seal Monachus monachus swimming close to the water surface

Science

Wreck Of WWII Ship Po Shelters Rare Monk Seals But Draws Invasive ‘Devil Firefish’

In August 2023, researchers photographing marine life near a sunken WWII warship off the Albanian coast captured something that hadn’t been recorded in that bay for 27 years: a Mediterranean monk seal.

Karmactive Staff

September 4, 2026

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