NEWS
Webb Telescope Delivers First ‘Weather Report’ for Exoplanet SIMP J0136
November 16, 2025
Webb Telescope Delivers First ‘Weather Report’ for Exoplanet SIMP J0136
Webb Telescope Delivers First ‘Weather Report’ for Exoplanet SIMP J0136 ———————————- Astronomers have used the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to generate the first comprehensive “weather report” for a rogue exoplanet, SIMP 0136, revealing strange atmospheric phenomena, according to Earth.com.…
UC Davis Engineers Generate Electricity from the Cold Night Sky
November 16, 2025
UC Davis Engineers Generate Electricity from the Cold Night Sky
UC Davis Engineers Generate Electricity from the Cold Night Sky —————————————— Engineers at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) have demonstrated a novel device capable of generating electricity by harvesting the natural cooling of the cold night sky, according…
Al-Abbas’s Holy Shrine Scientific Complex Highlights Quranic Reach and Education
November 16, 2025
Al-Abbas’s Holy Shrine Scientific Complex Highlights Quranic Reach and Education
Al-Abbas’s Holy Shrine Scientific Complex Highlights Quranic Reach and Education ————————————— The Scientific Complex of the Holy Quran at the Al-Abbas’s (peace be upon him) Holy Shrine has recently demonstrated its twin focus on Quranic scholarship and education through an…
COP30: WHO Warns Climate Change Is Driving a Global Health Emergency as Donors Pledge $300 Million
November 16, 2025
COP30: WHO Warns Climate Change Is Driving a Global Health Emergency as Donors Pledge $300 Million
COP30: WHO Warns Climate Change Is Driving a Global Health Emergency as Donors Pledge $300 Million ————————————————– Climate change is already causing a global health crisis, killing more than half a million people each year through extreme heat and threatening…
Genetically modified pig kidney survives record 61 days in human body
November 16, 2025
Genetically modified pig kidney survives record 61 days in human body
Genetically modified pig kidney survives record 61 days in human body ———————————– Scientists have kept a genetically modified pig kidney working inside a brain-dead male patient for 61 days – and successfully reversed two episodes of rejection, Anadolu Agency reported…
New AI Tool Promises Major Boost to Organ Transplants as EU Faces Backlash Over Plans to Roll Back AI and Data-Protection Rules
November 16, 2025
New AI Tool Promises Major Boost to Organ Transplants as EU Faces Backlash Over Plans to Roll Back AI and Data-Protection Rules
New AI Tool Promises Major Boost to Organ Transplants as EU Faces Backlash Over Plans to Roll Back AI and Data-Protection Rules ———————————— A breakthrough artificial intelligence system developed at Stanford University could cut failed organ-transplant attempts by up to…
Brazil Unveils World’s Largest Statue of Our Lady of Fátima in Crato
November 16, 2025
Brazil Unveils World’s Largest Statue of Our Lady of Fátima in Crato
Brazil Unveils World’s Largest Statue of Our Lady of Fátima in Crato ——————————————– Authorities in Crato (Ceará state, Brazil) inaugurated on November 13 a 54-meter-tall statue of Our Lady of Fátima, marking what local leaders describe as the tallest memorial…
Ethiopia Confirms Marburg Virus Outbreak in Southern Region
November 16, 2025
Ethiopia Confirms Marburg Virus Outbreak in Southern Region
Ethiopia Confirms Marburg Virus Outbreak in Southern Region …………. Ethiopia has confirmed an outbreak of the Marburg virus in the southern part of the country, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) said, The Guardian reported. The…
Health Risks Linked to Frequent Instant Noodle Consumption
November 16, 2025
Health Risks Linked to Frequent Instant Noodle Consumption
Health Risks Linked to Frequent Instant Noodle Consumption ……….. Instant noodles remain a popular, affordable, and convenient meal, particularly amid rising food costs, according to The Independent. However, nutrition experts warn that a standard packet is typically high in sodium—ranging…
Saudi Arabia Detains Over 22,000 for Residency and Border Violations
November 16, 2025
Saudi Arabia Detains Over 22,000 for Residency and Border Violations
Saudi Arabia Detains Over 22,000 for Residency and Border Violations …………. Saudi authorities detained 22,156 people in one week for violations of residency, labor, and border security regulations, according to the Saudi Press Agency, as reported by Arab News. Officials…