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What Time Is It on the Moon? Scientists Consider How Lunar Clocks Could Work
As human activity extends beyond Earth, even a basic question—what time is it?—becomes a technical challenge. James Olthoff, a delegate to the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, discussed the importance of accurately measuring time on the moon with NPR’s Joel Rose.
IMF-World Bank Meetings Examine Global Risks and AI’s Potential Benefits
Meetings involving the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank are focusing on global risks alongside the possible benefits of artificial intelligence.
A Walk That Went Wrong: Negative Inversion Practice
Apply restrictive inversion accurately and judge its effect in a short recount.
Negative Inversion: Never, Rarely, Not Until and Only
Learn when fronted negative or restrictive expressions require auxiliary–subject inversion.
A Midlife Reset Begins With Understanding the Flow State
A new episode of Your Turn with Allison Aubrey explores the science of the flow state and considers how understanding personal strengths may help people reassess what matters to them.
A 3,156-Pound Pumpkin Sets a New Benchmark in Rhode Island
A farmer in Rhode Island has grown a pumpkin weighing 3,156 pounds, establishing a new benchmark for the largest gourds.
Researchers are tracking Monarch butterflies to learn more about their journey
Researchers across North America are attaching tiny transmitters to Monarch butterflies as the insects begin their migration to Mexico. The project is intended to reveal more about the route and the difficulties the butterflies encounter along the way.
Tell us about your favourite spooky spot in the UK
Travelers across the UK are being invited to recommend the spooky places and experiences that have made the strongest impression on them.
U.S. Job Seekers Are Taking Longer to Find Work as Hiring Slows
Finding a new job is taking longer for many unemployed Americans, creating financial pressure even as the national unemployment rate remains relatively low.
Kennedy Announces NIH Clinic to Study Possible Vaccine-Related Injuries
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced a new National Institutes of Health clinic intended to study possible injuries associated with vaccines, expanding the federal government’s work on vaccine safety.
Colleges reshape degree programs around influencing, artificial intelligence, and health careers
Universities are rethinking what they teach as they seek to attract students and prepare them for more clearly defined careers.
Scientists Study Jonathan the Tortoise’s Genome for Clues to Longevity
Researchers are examining the genome of Jonathan, a 194-year-old tortoise, to investigate the factors connected with his exceptional longevity.
Delta Passenger Steals and Crashes Airport Tug at California Airport, Officials Say
A Delta passenger stole and crashed an airport tug at John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana, California, officials said. The episode briefly disrupted airport operations on Tuesday after the man went onto the tarmac.
Paramount completes Warner Bros takeover after yearlong fight
Paramount has completed its takeover of Warner Bros after a tumultuous fight that lasted roughly a year, creating Hollywood giant Skydance.
From Floating Saunas to Clinical Trials: How Heat Might Help Mental Health
Saunas have long been associated with physical and social well-being, but researchers are only beginning to examine whether heat could also support mental health.
How community colleges are evolving to fill local data center jobs
In northeast Louisiana, a community college is adapting its training programs to connect local students with jobs building and maintaining data centers.
Google launches Project Suncatcher to test whether AI computing can move into orbit
Google has begun testing a possible new location for artificial-intelligence infrastructure: orbit.
The Holei Sea Arch, a Centuries-Old Hawaii Wonder, Crumbles Into the Pacific
The loss of the Holei Sea Arch changes a recognizable feature of Hawaii’s volcanic coast and illustrates the impermanence of exposed natural formations.
Breweries Search for New Ways Forward as Beer Tastes Shift
The craft beer market is saturated, while tastes in beer are changing. In response, brewers are developing innovative ways to attract customers, according to NPR.
Mexico’s Baja California prepares for Hurricane Polo as Hurricane Nolo moves away from Hawaii
Major Hurricane Polo is approaching Mexico’s Baja California peninsula while Hurricane Nolo moves farther from the Hawaiian Islands, where heavy rain and flash flooding remain possible.
China to Send Two Giant Pandas to Zoo Atlanta in Coming Days, Xi Says
Two giant pandas from China are expected to arrive at Zoo Atlanta in the coming days, according to Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Qantas’s New York-to-Sydney ‘Project Sunrise’ Flights to Take Off in 2028
Qantas Airways has announced that its planned direct flights between New York and Sydney will begin in 2028 as part of its Project Sunrise program.
In Chennai, Fisherfolk Face an Uncertain Struggle With the Sea
In Chennai, a market at the center of the southern Indian city reflects the precarious lives of residents from some of its poorest neighborhoods.
Federal Reserve raises benchmark interest rate to confront stubborn inflation
The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate Wednesday, seeking to counter inflation that has remained stubborn. The decision represents the first increase in the rate in more than three years.
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