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Massive Sunspot Set to Face Earth, Could Trigger Flares

The sun is currently experiencing a surge in activity, with a large sunspot, AR3901, gradually rotating towards Earth. This sunspot is expected to release solar flares directed at our planet, potentially causing both auroras and radio blackouts. AR3901 has already produced some flares, and more are anticipated in the coming days. On Monday, the sun emitted nine M-class solar flares, …

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Signs of Aging Hit Twice in a Lifetime—First at 44, Then at…

It’s common to look in the mirror and wonder how time has passed so quickly, noticing new wrinkles and blemishes that seemed to appear overnight. While it may feel like life is catching up, science offers an explanation for these sudden changes in appearance. A recent study has identified two significant points in life when people experience a noticeable shift …

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‘Strange’ Mouse with Ancient Genes Offers Glimpse Into Pre-Animal Life

In a groundbreaking achievement, scientists have successfully created a mouse using genetic tools that date back to a time before multicellular organisms existed. The researchers took a gene from single-celled organisms and introduced it into mouse cells to regenerate stem cells. These stem cells were then injected into a developing embryo, resulting in the birth of a living mouse. Millions …

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Roman Road Discovered Beneath Iconic London Street After 2,000 Years

After almost 2,000 years, a section of one of Britain’s most significant Roman roads has been discovered by archaeologists beneath London’s iconic Old Kent Road. This segment is part of the ancient Roman road known as Watling Street. In 43 AD, the Romans constructed Watling Street, which stretched 276 miles (444 km) from the West Midlands to Dover. For the …

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SpaceX to Launch ISRO’s GSAT-20 at Midnight

Space enthusiasts in India who are eager to watch the historic launch of the country’s first government satellite aboard a SpaceX rocket will need to stay up late tonight, Monday, November 18th. The GSAT-20 satellite (also known as GSAT-N2) is scheduled for liftoff at 18:31 UTC from Cape Canaveral, Florida, as confirmed by Dr. S. Somanath, Chief of the Indian …

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Spirit Airlines Files for Bankruptcy

Spirit Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, citing growing financial challenges, including rising losses, overwhelming debt, increased competition for cost-conscious travelers, and failed merger attempts with other airlines. Despite the filing, Spirit assured passengers that operations will continue as usual, with flights running and existing bookings, credits, and loyalty points remaining valid. Filing for bankruptcy is a common strategy …

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World’s Largest Coral Discovered 16 Feet Tall and 300 Years Old

The world’s largest coral colony has been discovered in the Solomon Islands in the southwest Pacific Ocean. This remarkable find was made by the National Geographic Society’s Pristine Seas team during an expedition in October 2024. The coral colony, larger than a blue whale and visible from space, had managed to remain undetected for centuries. This massive coral measures 112 …

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Startup from Scorching City Aims to Cool Urban Heat

Climate change is taking a heavy toll on urban areas, with densely populated cities feeling the brunt of its effects. The urban heat island phenomenon exacerbates city temperatures, making them significantly higher than surrounding rural areas. This happens because materials like concrete and asphalt retain heat, vehicles and air-conditioning units emit warmth, and tall buildings disrupt natural wind flow. Cities …

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