Rare pink meanie jellyfish washes up along Texas shores as sightings rise
Experts say warm Gulf waters are fueling a surge of Drymonema larsoni specimens that prey on moon jellyfish, with authorities urging caution for beachgoers.
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FAA memo names RMMA the most dangerous airport in the U.S., prompting new flight paths and community concerns
Memo cites safety incidents at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport; FAA moves to adjust traffic patterns while residents voice concerns
LA's Gas Co Tower Could Face Collapse in Major Quake as County Withholds Seismic Report
County withholds seismic report on Gas Co Tower while continuing contracts; officials say safety standards are high, but engineers warn retrofit is essential.
NASA targets February for first crewed Moon mission in 50 years
Artemis II will take four astronauts on a 10-day loop around the Moon to test systems ahead of a potential lunar landing in 2027, with four crew members from NASA and one from the Canadian Space Agency.
Puzzling GW190521 could be wormhole echo from parallel universe, study suggests
A brief gravitational-wave burst detected in 2019 may fit a wormhole echo hypothesis, though the conventional black-hole collision remains the leading explanation.
World’s second-largest diamond awaits a home after appraisal sets its price
A 2,492-carat gem unearthed in Botswana could be worth tens of millions, with potential display in a museum or a private collection, as dealers weigh how to price it.
NASA scientists propose nuclear disruption to halt 'city-killer' asteroid 2024 YR4 from hitting the Moon
ArXiv-preprint outlines a two-nuclear-device plan to fragment the rock, with a multi-year timeline and cautious assessment of lunar risk.
NASA unveils 10 new astronauts, including potential first on Mars
The 24th class includes six women and four men from diverse backgrounds, selected from more than 8,000 candidates, with two years of training ahead.
Northern Ireland to fund tuition for student teachers in maths, science and Irish-medium subjects
Bursaries and fee coverage for STEM and Irish-medium education aim to curb long-standing teacher shortages; scheme to start in September 2026.