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Last Time a Super El Niño Triggered Global Famine, 50 Million People Died. Will 2026 Be Different?

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By Nidhi Goyal Verified
| Industry Tap
Why 2026 Has Scientists on Alert Climate experts are once again watching the Pacific Ocean with growing concern as El Niño strengthens in 2026. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says warming sea surface temperatures have already established El Niño conditions, and forecasts suggest the phenomenon could intensify through the second half of the year.
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SpaceX Launches World’s First Commercial Nuclear-Powered Satellite Into Orbit

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By Nidhi Goyal Verified
| Industry Tap
A New Era for Space Power Systems SpaceX has marked a major milestone in space exploration by launching the world’s first commercially developed nuclear-powered satellite. Its Falcon 9 rocket carried BOHR (Betavoltaic Orbital High-Reliability) into orbit during the Transporter-17 rideshare mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. Florida-based City Labs developed the satellite to demonstrate a new way of powering spacecraft.
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Juice or Soda? What Kids Drink Today Could Affect Their Blood Pressure Tomorrow

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By Nidhi Goyal Verified
| Industry Tap
Sugary Drinks Under the Spotlight Scientists are increasingly investigating how the beverages children consume during their early years affect their long-term heart health. Recent research suggests that fruit juice, soda, and other sugar-sweetened drinks may contribute to elevated blood pressure later in life.
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