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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 08 Oct 2026, 04:39 AM IST

Franklin’s Notes Challenge the Long-Standing DNA Discovery Narrative

A new wave of reporting and study-backed analysis is reviving one of science’s most consequential disputes: whether Rosalind Franklin had already recognized DNA’s helical structure before James Watson and Francis Crick published their landmark model. The latest evidence, including Franklin’s own notes and imagery, strengthens the case that her contribution was deeper and earlier than the traditional history has allowed.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 05:27 AM IST

James Webb Telescope Spots Clues to Catastrophic Planet Collisions

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has identified unusual debris disks that appear to bear the chemical fingerprints of violent, planet-shattering impacts. The findings offer a rare window into the chaotic final stages of planetary formation, when rocky worlds can collide, fragment, and reshape the architecture of emerging solar systems. Beyond their astrophysical significance, the observations sharpen understanding of how common Earth-like planets may be across the galaxy.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 11:01 PM IST

James Webb Telescope Spots the Aftermath of Planetary Catastrophe

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has identified debris disks around distant stars that bear the chemical fingerprints of violent planet-on-planet collisions, offering a rare look at the late-stage chaos of planetary formation. The findings help astronomers reconstruct how rocky worlds grow, break apart, and potentially reshape the prospects for habitable planets in young systems.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 06:37 AM IST

James Webb Telescope Probes the Aftermath of Planetary Collisions

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is examining dusty disks around young stars that may be the remnants of violent collisions between Moon- and Mars-sized bodies. The findings offer a rare window into how rocky planets grow, break apart, and reshape planetary systems in their earliest stages.

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James Webb’s “Little Red Dots” May Be Feeding Black Holes Faster Than Expected

Astronomers are rethinking one of the James Webb Space Telescope’s most puzzling discoveries: compact, crimson objects nicknamed “Little Red Dots” that may be powered by rapidly growing black holes rather than ordinary young galaxies. The emerging interpretation could reshape understanding of how the earliest massive black holes assembled so quickly after the Big Bang, with implications for galaxy formation and the physics of the early universe.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

James Webb Data Suggest Little Red Dots May Be Feeding Black Holes

New James Webb Space Telescope observations are sharpening one of astronomy’s most intriguing puzzles: the tiny, crimson “Little Red Dots” seen in the early universe may not be ordinary galaxies at all, but compact systems powered by rapidly growing black holes. The finding, if confirmed, could help explain how some black holes assembled extraordinary mass so soon after the Big Bang.

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Global Economy & Central BanksRecently

LeBron James Effect Already Lifts 76ers Ticket, Merchandise Demand

LeBron James is already generating measurable commercial momentum for the Philadelphia 76ers, with early signs of stronger ticket demand, merchandise sales and sponsor interest rippling through the team’s business ecosystem. The effect is extending beyond the arena, giving Philadelphia a broader economic lift through hospitality, retail and game-day spending.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors06 Oct 2026, 01:52 AM IST

Ben Watson, the Influential Cider Authority Known as “Brother Apple,” Dies at 64

Ben Watson, a widely respected cider writer, educator, and advocate whose deep knowledge helped elevate cider from a niche beverage to a serious category in global drinks markets, has died at 64. Known to many in the trade as “Brother Apple,” Watson became a defining voice in the modern cider movement through his books, commentary, and tireless promotion of artisanal producers.

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Washington, D.C.(1)Rosalind Franklin(1)King's College London(1)Francis Crick(1)