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Alabama skywatchers will get a spectacular treat as the year's final supermoon rises over the state. Unlike a typical full moon, a supermoon happens when the moon swings closer to Earth in its orbit, making it appear brighter and slightly larger.
The full moon officially peaks on Thursday evening, but residents across the state can catch a nearly full moon on Wednesday and Friday as well.
There's a chance Mother Nature won't cooperate and will not allow Alabama residents to see the full moon, as the forecast calls for clouds and a slight chance of rain across the state.
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'Off-the-shelf' cancer therapy hunts and kills deadly tumors, new study finds

Scientists at UCLA have developed an "off-the-shelf" cell-based immunotherapy that was able to track down and kill pancreatic cancer cells even after they had spread to other organs.
In a mouse study, the treatment slowed cancer growth, extended survival and remained effective even within the harsh environment of solid tumors.
"Even when the cancer tries to evade one attack pathway by changing its molecular signature, our therapy is hitting it from multiple other angles at the same time. The tumor simply can’t a

Cybersecurity firm ThreatLocker rewards its two most helpful employees with luxury cars each year.
CEO Danny Jenkins said he values teamwork, given the company's fast-paced nature.
The company also selects 14-16 employees and rewards them with an all-expenses-paid group trip.
Companies are getting creative with rewarding standout workers, but few are giving out $170,000 luxury cars or cruises to the Bahamas.
ThreatLocker, an Orlando-based cybersecurity firm with about 700 employees, gives luxury cars to its two most collaborative workers at its annual holiday party, the company told Busine

The icy moons at the outer reaches of our solar system are hiding a secret—and it could have important implications for life beyond our planet.
New research published in Nature Astronomy examines the surface features of the frigid moons of Saturn and Uranus, modeling the activity beneath their frozen shells. On Earth, tectonic forces are governed by molten rock. Moons like Enceladus, Mimas, and Iapetus (of Saturn) and Miranda and ****** ania (of Uranus), which get tugged at by the gravitational pull of their parent planet and neighboring moons, generate a heat from within as they squish and e

From nature to architecture, Italian photographer Valter Binotto specializes in many forms of photography, but some of his favorite scenes seem to capture weather and the night sky. On Nov. 17, he snapped an exceedingly rare snapshot of a type of upper-atmospheric lightning called an "ELVES."
The word is actually an acronym of "emission of light and very low frequency perturbations due to electromagnetic pulse sources." What that means is that an ELVES is a quick-flash form of lightning that forms in the upper atmosphere, above intense lightning storms.
Intense-enough lightning can create el

Five years after its release, Google’s protein-mapping AlphaFold2 large-language model has “revolutionized science,” Nature reported, helping to boost key biological research from drug discovery to cancer ***** ysis.
Proteins are long molecules made of sequences of smaller ones. Their vital role in the body is dictated by their 3D shape, and for decades scientists have tried to predict how they “fold” from their 2D sequence. AlphaFold2 solved that problem in 2020, and scientists can now predict almost any protein’s shape with incredible precision.
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Some lucky Americans may get a chance to view nature’s dazzling light show, the northern lights, just in time for Thursday’s Thanksgiving festivities.
The phenomenon will be visible beginning in the late-night hours of Wednesday, Nov. 26, and continuing into the early morning of Thursday, Nov. 27, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ***** e Weather Prediction Center.
NOAA predicts a minor to moderate geomagnetic storm amplified by a high-speed solar wind stream, meaning the lights could be seen a bit farther south than usual. The coveted light display will

Thunderstorms aren't just an earthly phenomenon. Scientists have long known that electrical discharges occur in the atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn.
Now, for the first time, researchers have directly detected similar electrical activity on Mars.
Measurements from NASA's Perseverance rover show that swirling dust on the Red Planet can generate static charge through friction.
On Wednesday, scientists reported in the journal Nature that lightning risks will need to be considered when planning future crewed missions.
On Earth, and likely on Jupiter and Saturn as well, thunderstorms form when

Aging tends to roll out in reasonably clear tiers: naïve childhood, the feral teen years, exuberant young adulthood, pragmatic middle-age, sage elderhood, and if you’re lucky, the superager summit. But apparently, the brain keeps its own calendar. According to a new study, it moves through five stages marked by dramatic turning points.
Scientists compared MRI diffusion scans of more than 3,800 people, ranging from newborns to 90-year-olds. The findings, published recently in Nature Communications, reveal central nervous system hubs that grow and reorganize on a timeline that doesn’t map neatl

Scientists uncover 4 'turning points' in life when our brains change

A team of neuroscientists at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom identified five broad phases of brain structure over the course of an average human life. These eras occur as the human brain rewires to support the different ways of thinking while we grow, mature, and eventually decline. The five major turning points are detailed in a study published today in the journal Nature Communications.
In the study, they compared the brains of 3,802 people between ages zero and 90, using datasets of MRI diffusion scan

As we age, the human brain rewires itself.
The process happens in distinct phases, or “epochs,” according to new research, as the structure of our neural networks changes and our brains reconfigure how we think and process information.
For the first time, scientists say they’ve identified four distinct turning points between those phases in an average brain: at ages 9, 32, 66 and 83. During each epoch between those years, our brains show markedly different characteristics in brain architecture, they say.
The findings, published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, suggest that huma

Who doesn’t love a good math holiday? Most people know about Pi Day (3/14), but there are even rarer days on the calendar like Pythagorean Triple Square Day (9/16/25). However, it’s time to bust out the calculators in celebration yet again: November 23 marks the annual Fibonacci Sequence Day.
The poetry of mathematics manifests everywhere in nature, but few numerical patterns are more common than the Fibonacci Sequence. First described in 1202 by mathematician Italian Leonardo Bonacci (Fibonacci is a shortening of filius Bonacci or “son of Bonacci”), the concept involves adding 1 and 1 togeth

Tesco has extended its environmental data baselining programme to British beef and lamb farmers and is urging the UK government to introduce a national framework to standardise farm data collection.
The initiative, delivered with the Soil ****** ociation Exchange, will help 360 farmers in Tesco's Sustainable Farming Groups capture soil, water and nature data up to November 2026.
The UK-based grocery chain stated that its programme provides baseline measurements and tailored advice aimed at improving farm resilience and efficiency.
The expansion follows Tesco-commissioned research with hundr

Every year, airplanes are responsible for about 2.5% of planet-warming gas pollution, contributing to the transportation sector's 16.2% share of total carbon pollution. Thankfully, scientists have found a sustainable way to cut that contribution by turning everyday trash into jet fuel.
A study published in Nature Sustainability shows that converting municipal solid waste into sustainable aviation fuel could reduce pollution by 80-90% compared to conventional jet fuel. The findings support that one day, food scraps and packaging could power commercial flights.
Researchers from the U.S. and Ch

President Trump’s move to drop tariffs on groceries such as coffee, beef, bananas, and tomatoes — contradicting his claims that the levies weren’t raising prices — shows he is on the defensive over his signature policy initiative.

Burberry, the British heritage brand known for its signature trench coats and checkered print, has reopened at Lenox Square.

Today our green team took advantage of the beautiful weather and crafted bird feeders outside to encourage more wildlife to our site! Well don’t green team - we can’t wait to see the birds you attract!
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If you are suffering from chronic back pain, a walk in the woods can help you better manage the condition, according to a study on Tuesday.
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It doesn’t matter CC is making 15-20 million a year off the court & that will soon be 100-200 million once her signature shoe royalty checks kick in. In a few more years she will be the highest paid athlete in sports period! She will make over 200 million yearly easily

But Yeom Jeong-ah's signature kalguksu, which is perfect for today's rainy weather, and the egg roll & soy sauce abalone ****** er-grilled dish created by the youngest members Lim Ji-yeon and Lee Jaewook.

today’s weather is amazing !! nice and cool, and slightly breezy too??? so grateful thank u nature

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) — U.S. Sen. John Cornyn made a stop in Waco on Tuesday to meet with small business owners and discuss the future of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), a signature piece of …

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Since we are in a bit of a break between rounds of severe weather. I want to give a HUGE shoutout to my sister McKinley as graduates as Doctor of Physical Therapy today!

Was supposed to be there but unfortunately Mother Nature has other plans.

Set 3: Jurado yet again with her signature power cross. 8-7, DLSU.

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