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Climate crisis is outrunning world, UN chief Antonio Guterres warns leaders at COP31
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres addressed world leaders at the COP31 summit in Turkey regarding climate change action. He warned that the slow international response threatens the planet's future and urged countries to implement clean energy solutions. Negotiators from nearly 200 nations are currently seeking agreement on enhancing electricity's role in global energy consumption. The summit occurs amid significant geopolitical challenges and alarming climate data highlighting increasing global temperatures.
Emily Hanson-Miller’s final post about grief and what her family and friends said after her death at 37
Many creator friends of Miller shared the news of her death on Instagram and paid tribute along with a post. In her last post she also shared about her grief from the loss of her grandfather and brother(cousin). She also said, she "thought grief couldn’t eat me alive." Her family and friends has planned a gathering in Columbus on November 15.
Venus Direct in Libra November 14, 2026: What It Means for Love, Relationships and Money
Venus will turn direct in Libra on November 14, 2026, bringing attention to love, relationships, finances and personal values. After weeks of retrograde motion, this planetary shift may encourage emotional clarity, resolve relationship misunderstandings and help people reassess spending habits. Know the astrological significance, date, timing and possible effects of Venus Direct in Libra.
Stargate SG-1: How to watch the original Stargate movie online for free? Here's new collectible item and its release window
Stargate SG-1 will return in December 2026 with a new collectible item from Master Replicas. The Horus Guard Helmet Desktop Replica is a polyresin collectible based on the Jaffa warriors’ helmets from the science-fiction franchise. The Horus Guard Helmet Desktop Replica has a falcon design, golden headpiece and display stand. In the meantime, you can watch the original Stargate movie for free on Pluto TV.
2026 set to rank among four warmest years on record, says WMO
The World Meteorological Organization indicates that 2026 will likely be among the four warmest years recorded. The global average temperature so far in 2026 is notably above pre-industrial levels, with more increases expected. El Nino's influence is expected to contribute substantially to this warming trend later in the year. Additionally, sea levels have reached unprecedented heights and ice loss continues to accelerate.
Mars and Jupiter converge this weekend, but fireballs after dark could steal the show first
Mars and Jupiter converge in the eastern sky before sunrise on November 15 and appear especially close the following morning. Both events are visible without a telescope, but they call for different viewing times.
Mercury Retrograde Finally Ends on November 13: What It Means for Your Zodiac Sign
Mercury will turn direct in Scorpio on November 13, 2026, bringing a shift in communication, relationships, financial matters and decision-making. After weeks of retrograde motion, unresolved conversations and delayed plans may gradually gain clarity. Find out how Mercury Direct in Scorpio will influence all 12 zodiac signs, including career, love, money, family and personal growth.
2026 to be one of four warmest years on record: WMO
The year 2026 is on track to become one of the four hottest years on record, with global temperatures averaging 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels during January-September, according to the World Meteorological Organization. An intensifying El Nino could push temperatures higher into 2027, as record ocean heat, rising greenhouse gas concentrations and extreme weather deepen the global climate crisis.
World entering 'age of climate extremes': UN chief Guterres
The world is entering a new reality where climate extremes are the norm, the United Nations chief Antonio Guterres warned Monday, urging leaders at the COP31 climate conference in Turkey to "get serious". "We have entered a new age of climate extremes."
COP31 gives India an opportunity to shape climate action, build coalition of developing nations
COP31 in Antalya presents India with an opportunity to showcase its low-carbon transition and build common ground with developing countries. While New Delhi is expected to press developed nations for climate finance and resist new targets or fossil-fuel transition roadmaps, it can push for better financial flows and collaborative action.
White dwarf WD J1328-1450 has a double debris disc; one ring may be hiding a Pluto-sized survivor
Astronomers have discovered a white dwarf named WD J1328-1450, located 1,600 light-years away, has two separate rings of gaseous planetary debris. Unusual signals detected around the star suggest that two planetary bodies may be maintaining the rings, with the outer object potentially reaching Pluto-like or even Moon-like dimensions. The discovery offers a rare glimpse into what planetary systems may look like after their stars die.
Taurus Weekly Horoscope, November 9 - November 15, 2026: Can Career Progress and Relationship Clarity Go Hand in Hand?
The Taurus weekly horoscope for November 9–15, 2026, highlights financial planning, domestic responsibilities and important relationship matters. Mars enters Leo on November 12, bringing greater attention to home, property and family-related decisions. Mercury turns direct in Libra on November 13, potentially helping resolve pending professional and personal discussions. Venus, your ruling planet, remains retrograde and debilitated in Virgo for most of the week before turning direct on November 14. This is a period to reconsider financial priorities, avoid impulsive decisions and maintain balance between work and family.
Quote of the day by Carl Sagan: 'We are like butterflies who flutter for a day and think it is forever' - A thought-provoking lesson on human life, mortality and our place in the universe by the American scientist
Carl Sagan’s famous quote from his 1980 book Cosmos compares human life to the brief existence of butterflies, highlighting how small our time on Earth is compared with the vast age of the universe. The American astronomer used his work to explore humanity’s place in the cosmos, the evolution of life and the possibility of extraterrestrial existence. Understand the meaning behind his observation and how his scientific work still shapes our understanding of the universe.
Six Planets in Retrograde in November 2026: Why Exes May Return and Old Relationships Face a Reality Check
In November 2026, a remarkable celestial event will unfold as six planets, including Mercury and Venus, enter retrograde. This phase invites introspection, prompting many to revisit unresolved relationships and evaluate their roles and decisions. With Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, and Chiron joining the retrograde, themes of accountability and emotional healing will emerge, challenging individuals to reassess their past choices and fostering opportunities for personal growth.
Cornell scientists divided 3 ponds into different plant plots; some had more methane in the water, yet gas escaping into the air did not increase as expected
Recent findings from Cornell University reveal the crucial role freshwater plants play in regulating greenhouse gas emissions in pond ecosystems. The composition of these plants significantly influences levels of methane, carbon dioxide, and nitrous oxide. Notably, floating plants such as duckweed can trap these gases, inhibiting their escape. This research underscores the importance of pond management for homeowners, offering effective strategies to combat climate change.
Pink rock found in Sahara turns out to be 4.1-billion-year-old Martian meteorite, reveals clues to ancient Mars
A meteorite named Teghaza 001, discovered in the Sahara Desert, reveals insights into ancient Martian geology. Scientists determined it originated on Mars over 4.1 billion years ago and underwent volcanic processes. Detailed analysis of zircon crystals indicated interactions with water, suggesting a more active early environment. Researchers identified potential geological regions on Mars related to the meteorite's origin.
‘Never found one like this before’: Scientists examine 4.1-billion-year-old Martian rock to pinpoint when the Red Planet was ‘Earth-like’
A rare 4.1-billion-year-old Martian meteorite found in the Sahara Desert is offering scientists new clues about the Red Planet's ancient past. Researchers say its minerals suggest Mars once had flowing water and an environment more like Earth.
Three planets survived where they should have vanished: What does it mean for Earth and what did the Chinese scientists discover?
Three distant planetary systems are challenging expectations about what happens when stars grow old. The mystery offers a fresh way to examine planetary survival, including questions about Earth.
One Planet Partners launches maiden PE fund, targets Rs 3,000 crore
One Planet Partners has launched a private equity fund in partnership with Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank. The firm plans to raise over ₹3,000 crore and target mid-market companies in India. One Planet will focus on sectors such as energy, mobility, and manufacturing, offering growth capital of ₹100 crore to ₹500 crore. Yulu Bikes Private Limited is the firm's first investment, participating in their $93 million Series C funding round.
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