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The year’s first meteor shower collides with a supermoon this January, testing whether darkness or moonlight will rule the night sky.
January’s Quadrantid meteor shower collides with the year’s first supermoon, creating a rare sky-watching dilemma of brightness versus brilliance.
Linux 6.9’s new X86_NATIVE_CPU default delivers up to 12 % speed-ups on modern silicon—here’s what it means for gamers, devs and the planet.
Scientists confirm 2025 as the hottest year on record, pushing Earth past the critical 1.5 °C threshold and sounding new alarms over extreme weather, crop losses, and climate tipping points.
Amazon’s 2025 top electronics reveal a shift from flashy to invisible tech: Ray-Ban Meta glasses and Apple AirTags dominate as consumers choose subtle, community-powered intelligence.
Indiana’s football team isn’t the only group benefiting from film-room analytics; the same playbook is now raising GPAs across campus.
Crude holds near $83 as geopolitical risks from Ukraine to Yemen keep traders on edge.
In a hush-hush Paris ceremony, George and Amal Clooney become French citizens, blending star power with a deepened stake in European human-rights work.
As 2027 nears, Taiwan confronts a red-lined calendar Beijing may not be able to ignore.
Israel becomes the first UN-member state to recognise Somaliland, upending Horn of Africa politics and triggering emergency UN talks.