One thing about JD Vance is he is going to be in on the joke. He will ensure people are laughing with him and not at him.Happy Halloween! pic.twitter.com/0JOOwlCn8J JD Vance (@JDVance) October

President Donald Trump speaks to members of the media on board Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, Md., on Oct. 31, 2025. Samuel Corum/Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump said on Oct. 31 that he would

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The paltry number of gun shops in the five boroughs of New York City will soon be required to post graphic signs warning of the dangers of gun ownership, thanks to the latest anti-gun action by the New

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Vice President JD Vance apparently has a very good sense of humor and revealed tonight his Halloween costume, and its one youll probably recognize. Heres what he posted: pic.twitter.com/TQT7JkRCa8

Scientists at MIT have discovered over 100 different molecules in a stellar nursery called the Taurus Molecular Cloud-1, making it the most chemically diverse interstellar cloud ever observed. Using over 1,400 hours of telescope time, the team found mostly hydrocarbons and nitrogen rich compounds, along with 10 ring shaped aromatic molecules similar to those found in coffee, vanilla, and DNA. This discovery helps solve a decades old mystery about complex organic molecules in space and provides key insights into the chemical conditions that existed before our own Solar System formed.

For the first time, astronomers have mapped the three-dimensional atmosphere of a planet orbiting a distant star, revealing temperature variations and distinct atmospheric regions across an alien world 400 light years away. Using the James Webb Space Telescope to track minute changes in brightness as the scorching gas giant WASP-18b passed behind its star, scientists created a weather map of an exoplanet, transforming these distant worlds from featureless dots into environments we can actually study layer by layer. This new technique could soon map hundreds of other similar hot Jupiters, finally bringing alien atmospheres into focus as real places with their own geography and weather patterns.

Every kilogram of rocket fuel is dead weight once its burned, yet conventional spacecraft must carry hundreds, sometimes thousands of tons of propellant to reach even nearby planets. This fundamental limitation has confined humanity to our own Solar System for decades. But a new generation of propulsion concepts promises to break free from this constraint entirely, harnessing radiation pressure, solar wind, and planetary gravity to accelerate spacecraft without carrying a single drop of fuel. These elegant systems could finally make interstellar exploration feasibleif engineers can overcome their formidable technical challenges.