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Scientists Discover First Green Star, a Unique White Dwarf
Astronomers identify WDJ1330+6435 as the first green star, revealing insights into its rocky debris and the history of its planetary system.
Poland's Constitutional Crisis Escalates Amid Street Confrontations
Tensions rise in Poland as President Nawrocki clashes with judges over the Constitutional Tribunal, igniting protests and accusations of a coup.
UN Peacekeepers Depart Western Sahara, Leaving Refugees in Limbo
The withdrawal of UN peacekeepers from Western Sahara leaves refugees in Tindouf camps facing uncertainty and a continued wait for their homeland.
Mineralized Blood Cell Structures Found in Dinosaur
A groundbreaking study reveals mineralized red blood cell structures and heme molecules in a 115-million-year-old dinosaur fossil, challenging previous assumptions.
November 2026: Taurids and Leonids Meteor Showers Plus Beaver Supermoon
Explore the November 2026 night sky featuring the Taurids and Leonids meteor showers, plus the Beaver Supermoon shining bright before Thanksgiving.
NASA's Swift Observatory Set to Re
NASA's Swift Observatory, after 22 years in orbit, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere on November 4, following a failed rescue mission.
The Dark Is Worth Entering, Even When It Startles You
Space.com has gathered seven skywatching "horror stories" for Halloween, featuring big cats, unexplained lights, and a floodlit eclipse that turned a celestial event strange.
Three Dimensions, No New Telescope
Researchers have produced the first 3D estimates of the Sun's coronal magnetic field by applying a new inversion technique to existing Mauna Loa Solar Observatory data, without building a new instrument.
Seventy Million Years, Five Centimeters, and a Story Worth Telling
A 70-million-year-old fossil fish from Alberta, Acronichthys maccagnoi, is the oldest North American otophysan, revealing that catfish and carp ancestors transitioned from ocean to freshwater at least twice.
From First Principles, a Quantum Mystery Yields
Caltech and Yale researchers have precisely calculated the Kondo effect in a real material using first-principles methods, replacing decades of reliance on simplified models and experiments.
What the Ground Cannot Show, the Satellite Reveals
NASA's Landsat 9 captured the Spider Crater in Western Australia, an ancient impact structure shaped by erosion over 600–900 million years into a spider-like formation.
Coastal Havens and the Long Corridors Beyond
A Costa Rica study found juvenile giant manta rays stay in coastal waters for safety and cleaning stations, while adults migrate hundreds of kilometers, highlighting the need to protect marine corridors.
He wiggled his thumb, and they were so happy to see it
Soldiers severely burned in the CFB Wainwright fire face months of surgery and infection risk, with 13 still critical. Cpl. Sean Hiatt, burned on half his body, gave his family hope by moving his thumb.
Alberta voted to remain, and Quebec heard a different message
Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Alberta's referendum, despite rejecting separation, proves Canada's status quo is unacceptable, citing majority support for eight of nine questions demanding more provincial powers.
Two-Year-Old Girl Airlifted After Oshawa Daycare Collision
A daycare worker and five children, aged seven months to three years, were struck by a turning vehicle in Oshawa on Wednesday. A two-year-old girl was airlifted with life-threatening injuries; the driver is cooperating and no charges have been laid.
A protest for survival, and a staple that waits for the roads to open
Truck driver protests over fuel prices in southern Italy have blocked deliveries to pasta factories, forcing major producers like Rummo to suspend production as the government pledges €150 million in aid.
He called it Trash Island; they called it theirs
Golfers are pushing back against President Trump's plan to renovate Washington's East Potomac Golf Links, a 106-year-old public course he called "Trash Island," as a lawsuit halts work until late October.
Independent MP Helen Haines Critically Injured in Vehicle Attack
Independent Australian MP Helen Haines is in critical condition after allegedly being deliberately struck by a vehicle outside her Wangaratta office. Driver Brendan Nugent has been charged; reports say Haines lost a leg.
He Said We May Have to Go There, and the Question Remains
President Trump says the US may need to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, ruling out nuclear weapons and ground troops while Iran warns of retaliation
It Felt Like Summer Until the Squall Line Came
A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Philadelphia and the Mid-Atlantic with damaging winds possible Friday evening, followed by a sharp temperature drop and frost.
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