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Rocket launch against a dark sky, used as a representative photograph for an Electron mission report.

November 4, 2026

Rocket Lab’s ‘Sea God Surveys’ launch carries Japanese radar satellite

Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket has launched the “Sea God Surveys” mission from New Zealand, carrying a radar satellite for the Japanese company iQPS. Radar can image the ground through cloud and at

Large meteorite on sandy ground, illustrating the stony fragments sought after the Northeast Ohio fireball

Science·USA

Meteor Hit Cleveland Ohio: NASA Confirms 7-Ton Fireball Was a Rare Vesta Achondrite

A 7-ton, 45,000-mph asteroid broke apart over Medina County on March 17 — NASA confirmed it's a rare achondrite from Vesta. Here's what landed.

November 2, 2026

NASA-Funded Study: 4.1-Billion-Year Mars Meteorite Teghaza 001 Reveals Ancient Water

Science·Space

An 800-gram rock found in a Saharan salt flat has given planetary scientists their most direct evidence yet that water once flowed through Mars’

Rubin Observatory Identifies Dwarf Planet Candidate 2026 ED138 Beyond Pluto in Survey’s First Major Discovery

Science·Space·World

Something large and bright is orbiting the Sun well beyond Pluto’s orbit, and astronomers now believe it is big enough to qualify as a

A fresh cracked raw egg resting on a clean surface with a prominent intact golden yolk and clear egg white.

Discovery·Food & Drinks·Health

Whole Eggs vs Egg Whites: What Current Nutrition Guidance Says

Millions of people crack eggs and throw the yolk away because they were told it would raise their cholesterol. The science says otherwise. On the 30th World Egg Day official page —

Tejal Somvanshi

October 15, 2026

A medical subcutaneous injection pen resting horizontally on a clean surface.

Discovery·Health

Retatrutide TRIUMPH-2 Trial Reports 19.8% Weight Loss in Type 2 Diabetes

New Phase 3 trial data published in TRIUMPH-2 PubMed record this week shows Eli Lilly's retatrutide helped adults with both type 2 diabetes and obesity lose up to 19.8% of their body

Tejal Somvanshi

October 15, 2026

Historical portrait photograph of aviator Amelia Earhart standing beneath the engine and fuselage of her twin-engine Lockheed Model 10-E Electra aircraft.

Archaeology·Discovery·History·Science

A Satellite Image From 2015, a Dive Team in 2026, and One Question Left to Answer: Is the Taraia Object Earhart’s Aircraft?

A 17-person research team from Purdue University and the Archaeological Legacy Institute arrived at Nikumaroro Island in the Pacific on October 12, 2026, beginning what expedition leaders describe as the most targeted

Karmactive Team

October 14, 2026

SpaceX Falcon 9 second-stage rocket exhaust plume glowing against the twilight sky, forming an expanded jellyfish-shaped cloud.

Astronomy·Science·Space·USA

Not a Missile, Not a Chemical Leak: The Real Science Behind Tuesday’s Glowing Jellyfish Sky Across the US East Coast

Residents across Florida and the US Southeast woke up Tuesday morning to a glowing, jellyfish-shaped cloud drifting across the pre-dawn sky. It was not a missile test, a chemical leak, or an

Sonali Tiwary

October 14, 2026

James Webb Space Telescope primary mirror

Science·Space·Technology

Webb Telescope Measures Host of Most Distant Known Fast Radio Burst

Astronomers have measured the host galaxy of the most distant known fast radio burst, FRB 20240304B. NASA says the burst came from an era when the universe was about three billion years

Karmactive Team

October 11, 2026

Illustration image related to: Vitamin D2 Supplements May Lower Vitamin D3 Levels

Health·Science

Vitamin D2 Supplements May Lower Vitamin D3 Levels: What A Meta-Analysis Of 20 Studies Found

A 2025 meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials found that vitamin D2 supplements were associated with lower circulating levels of vitamin D3. The research challenges the assumption that vitamin D2 and D3 are

Tejal Somvanshi

October 11, 2026

Environment·News·Science

G2 Geomagnetic Storm: Where Northern Lights May Be Visible Tonight

A G2, or moderate, geomagnetic storm can push the aurora farther south than usual. Whether the northern lights are visible on a particular night depends on the live NOAA forecast, cloud cover

Sonali Tiwary

October 11, 2026

Cleanroom laboratory environment with high-precision imaging and molecular analysis equipment at the National Institutes of Health.

Business·Health·Science

FNIH-NCI Cancer Vaccine Initiative Could Launch in December as Moderna Stock Jumps 9%

If you or a family member has a high-risk cancer, a new public-private effort could widen the path to clinical trials for therapeutic cancer vaccines. The Foundation for the National Institutes of

Karmactive Staff

October 10, 2026

Australia·Environment·Science

El Niño to last through February 2027, WMO says: near-100% chance and a +3.7°C Pacific forecast

The World Meteorological Organization says El Niño will intensify and last until at least February 2027. For Australians, that raises the odds of a hotter, drier spring in parts of the country,

Rahul Somvanshi

October 9, 2026

A SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule after splashdown during a NASA recovery operation.

Science·Space·USA

NASA SpaceX Crew-12 splashes down off California after 237 days on the ISS, ending a mission that began in a rush

NASA SpaceX Crew-12 astronauts are back on Earth. They splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean off California after 237 days on the International Space Station (ISS). If you are asking whether

Sonali Tiwary

October 9, 2026

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