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Starship vehicle beside launch tower at SpaceX Starbase

November 13, 2026

SpaceX Starship Flight 15 Launch Time: Double Tower Catch Attempt

SpaceX is targeting no earlier than 5:45 p.m. EST on November 13 for Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas. The SpaceX Starship Flight 15 launch time matters because the mission is expected

MODIS satellite image showing dense wildfire smoke and fire hotspots covering Borneo, Indonesia, on September 1, 2026

Environment·Science·World

Indonesia 2026 Wildfires: Climate Change Made Extreme Fire Weather Three Times More Likely

In 2026, smoke from Indonesia’s burning forests blanketed four countries. Roughly 12.5 million people across Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Timor-Leste breathed haze thick enough to close schools and ground flights in Kalimantan. By November, more than 400,000 respiratory infections had

November 13, 2026

IBM Quantum Nighthawk r3 Processor Delivers 520 Qubits and 10,000 Operations, Targets 1,040-Qubit System in 2027

Business·Science·Technology

IBM Quantum Nighthawk r3 Processor Delivers 520 Qubits and 10,000 Operations, Targets 1,040-Qubit System in 2027 IBM unveiled the Quantum Nighthawk r3 processor on

Hot Jupiter TOI-2535 b vanished from NASA TESS data after 7 years as a hidden Saturn-mass planet tilted its orbit

Latest·Science·Space

For seven years, NASA’s TESS space telescope watched a scorching giant planet cross in front of its star every 8.2 days, as regular as

Researcher at Crimean Federal University holding a laboratory mouse used in ageing and cardiolipin research

Health·Science

Mouse Study Finds Age-Related Muscle Weakness Tied to Declining Cardiolipin in Mitochondria, Not Just Inactivity

Feeling weaker as you age might feel like a failure of routine or motivation. New research from the University of Copenhagen suggests it is your cells making a rational, if inconvenient, protective

Tejal Somvanshi

October 30, 2026

A continuous glucose monitor sensor being inserted with a medical applicator on a neutral surface

Health·Science·World

Retatrutide Beats Ozempic in Head-to-Head Diabetes Trial, Producing Roughly Double the Weight Loss

If you or someone you know manages type 2 diabetes and has been watching the weight-loss drug space, a new clinical trial result has changed the comparison. Eli Lilly’s retatrutide outperformed semaglutide

Tejal Somvanshi

October 30, 2026

Blood pressure monitoring gauge and inflatable arm cuff resting on a wooden examination table in a clinical setting.

Health·News·Science

Once-Weekly Wall Squats Kept Some Blood Pressure Gains for Eight Weeks, but Stopping Erased Them

If you have little time to exercise, a once- or twice-weekly routine may help keep blood pressure lower, at least for a while. A recent randomized trial tested isometric exercise, which means

Tejal Somvanshi

October 30, 2026

Wide view of the Simonyi Survey Telescope mount assembly inside the Vera C. Rubin Observatory dome in Chile.

News·Science·Space

Rubin Observatory Spots Possible Dwarf Planet ED138 Beyond Pluto, but Its Size Is Still Open

Somewhere beyond Pluto, a large object may be a new dwarf planet. The Vera C. Rubin Observatory spotted it, and scientists are now checking its orbit and size. Until they finish, ED138

Karmactive Team

October 30, 2026

Intact Cork-lid trapdoor spider burrow preserved in a tin showing the concealed entrance structure

Nature·Science

New Mauritian Spider Lives In Coral Burrows That Flood At High Tide

New Mauritian Tidal Trapdoor Spider (*Idioctis marevallum*) Lives in Coral Burrows Submerged at High Tide How does a land spider survive the sea? A newly described species from Mauritius lives in burrows

Rahul Somvanshi

October 29, 2026

Large granite rock formation overlooking a sandy river bend and green hills in South Gippsland Shire, Victoria, Australia, under overcast skies.

Australia·News·Science

Felt It? So Did 1,500 Others: Victoria’s M3.5 Earthquake Rattles Gippsland

More than 1,500 Victorians from South Gippsland to Melbourne reported being jolted awake just before midnight on Tuesday after a shallow magnitude 3.5 earthquake struck near Arawata and Leongatha, about 100 kilometres

Karmactive Team

October 29, 2026

Seismogram recording of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake

News·Science·USA

USGS Confirms a 2.6 Earthquake Hit East San Jose at 12:38 PM—No Damage or Injuries Reported Near Alum Rock

USGS confirmed a magnitude 2.6 earthquake at 12:38 PM PDT Tuesday near Alum Rock, East San Jose. No damage or injuries reported.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 29, 2026

Sea surface temperature anomaly map showing climate-driven ocean warming

Environment·News·Science·USA

NOAA’s 2026–27 El Niño Maps Are Out—and the Snowfall Charts Going Viral on Social Media Are Not From NOAA

Niño 3.4 sits at +3.3°C. NOAA's 2026–27 winter outlook shows regional temperature and precipitation odds—and no snowfall totals, despite viral maps.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 29, 2026

Snow-covered winter landscape in Wisconsin

Environment·News·Science·USA

NASA Data Shows the Polar Vortex Weakening Weeks Ahead of Schedule—and the Dangerous Cold Risk Isn’t November

The polar vortex is weakening weeks ahead of NASA's seasonal norm. The real cold-outbreak risk lands in January–February, not November.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 29, 2026

Port-side aerial view of the blue, white, and green CSIRO research vessel RV Investigator steaming through deep ocean waters off Tasmania.

Environment·Nature·Science

CSIRO Captures 2.8 Million Eels Spawning Off Tasmania — and Bottom Trawling Is Now in the Crosshairs

In the pitch-black water below the Tasman Sea, 2.8 million basketwork eels gather on a single underwater ridge off Tasmania in what researchers believe is a reproductive aggregation. Australian scientists just mapped

Rahul Somvanshi

October 28, 2026

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