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Europe and Japan’s BepiColombo spacecraft is set to slip into orbit around Mercury on Nov. 21 after an eight-year trip
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Europe and Japan’s BepiColombo spacecraft is set to slip into orbit around Mercury on Nov. 21 after an eight-year trip

October 27, 2026 · 5 min read

The ESA-JAXA BepiColombo mission enters orbit around Mercury on Nov. 21 after an eight-year trip and nine planetary flybys, with its two orbiters separating Dec. 9-10 and science starting in April 2027.

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Scientists in China describe a crow-sized, 150-million-year-old bird with dinosaur-like teeth that likely could not fly
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Scientists in China describe a crow-sized, 150-million-year-old bird with dinosaur-like teeth that likely could not fly

October 27, 2026 · 5 min read

Yuezhuornis yangyuanensis, a crow-sized Late Jurassic bird from Fujian, China, had serrated dinosaur-like teeth and ground-bird legs, making it the earliest known case of a bird lineage losing flight, a new Nature study reports.

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Honey bees push wild pollinators off flowers, with bumblebee numbers dropping 14% where honey bee density doubled, a two-year English study finds
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Honey bees push wild pollinators off flowers, with bumblebee numbers dropping 14% where honey bee density doubled, a two-year English study finds

October 27, 2026 · 5 min read

A two-year Anglia Ruskin University study around Cambridge found bumblebee numbers on bramble fell 14% where honey bee density doubled, with honey bees chasing rivals off flowers.

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When Will Your State See Its First Snow? This Map Shows the Typical Timing
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When Will Your State See Its First Snow? This Map Shows the Typical Timing

October 27, 2026 · 8 min read

The post When Will Your State See Its First Snow? This Map Shows the Typical Timing first appeared on Crafting Your Home…

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NOAA’s space weather forecasters flag Halloween night, Oct. 31, as the likeliest night for a minor geomagnetic storm and possible northern lights over the next four weeks
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NOAA’s space weather forecasters flag Halloween night, Oct. 31, as the likeliest night for a minor geomagnetic storm and possible northern lights over the next four weeks

October 27, 2026 · 5 min read

NOAA's 27-day outlook puts Oct. 31 at Kp 5, a G1 mino