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- 1SpaceX Starship reaches orbit for first time as booster splashes down●Blastoff! SpaceX Starship launches to orbit for first time, booster splashes down
SpaceX launched its Starship rocket to orbit for the first time, with the spacecraft completing the mission and the Super Heavy booster splashing down after separation. The milestone flight marks a major step for the vehicle that SpaceX intends to use for lunar and Mars missions, and space watchers are sharing launch footage and debating what the success means for future flights.
- 2Starship splashes down north of Hawaii after three-hour test flight●Starship returns to Earth; rocket splashes down north of Hawaii after three-hour flight
SpaceX's Starship has returned to Earth, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean north of Hawaii after a three-hour flight. The mission marks another milestone for the company's reusable super-heavy rocket program, and coverage is focused on the spacecraft's successful recovery and what it means for future deep-space missions.
- 3UN Chief Tells Superpowers Their Power Isn't So Super●‘Their Power Isn’t So Super’: UN Chief Shows Mirror To Superpowers In Veiled Dig At Trump
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has delivered a pointed message to major powers, saying their power is not as 'super' as they believe, in remarks widely read as a veiled criticism of US President Donald Trump. The comments come amid ongoing tensions between the UN leadership and Washington over multilateralism, funding and global cooperation.
- 4Super El Niño Heatwave Could Kill 450,000, Scientists Warn●"Super El Niño" Heatwave Could Cause 450,000 Deaths; Climate Change Linked to 44% Increase in Ext...
Researchers warn that a super El Niño event combined with climate change could lead to around 450,000 deaths worldwide. New analysis links human-driven warming to a 44% increase in extreme heat events, intensifying concerns that the next super El Niño would push heatwave mortality far beyond previous records, with vulnerable populations in tropical regions facing the greatest risk.
- 5Super El Niño Threatens to Disrupt Global Travel●A Rare Super El Niño with "Godzilla Strength" Is Upon Us. Here's How it Could Derail Your Travel Plans.
Meteorologists are warning of a rare super El Niño event, described as having 'Godzilla strength', that could significantly affect weather patterns worldwide. Travel experts say the phenomenon could bring severe storms, droughts and extreme heat to popular destinations, disrupting flights, holidays and outdoor plans across multiple continents in the coming months.
- 6Japan offers lessons on preventive health for aging societies●As the world's first super-aging society, Japan can show how prevention protects health, workers and prosperity. https:/
Japan, the world's first super-aging society, is being held up as a model for how preventive health care can protect populations, workforces and economic prosperity. Commentators argue that as populations in other countries age, Japan's experience investing in prevention rather than treatment offers practical lessons for sustaining both public health and economic growth.
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SpaceX is conducting the 14th test flight of its Starship rocket, the next step in the company's campaign to develop the most powerful launch vehicle ever built. Each flight gathers data on the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage as SpaceX works toward reusable, deep-space-capable hardware supporting future missions to the Moon and Mars.
- 8Pacific and Atlantic oceans show strange new pattern▼Earth's 2 biggest oceans are showing a strange--and unsettling--new pattern https://www.fastcompany.com/91614198/super-e
A new report says Earth's two largest oceans, the Pacific and the Atlantic, are displaying a strange and unsettling new pattern, linked to the possibility of a 'super El Nino' and a dangerous hurricane season. Scientists are watching how warming in both basins together could amplify extreme weather, with forecasters warning the combined behaviour may signal conditions not seen before.
- 9AI 'Superintelligence' Debate Called a Distraction From Real Harm●"For me the discussion whether AI is actually (super)intelligent or will ‘go rogue’ is a red herring, that stops us from
Commenters are pushing back on the debate over whether AI is truly intelligent or could 'go rogue', arguing it is a red herring. The focus, they say, should be on the disruptive effects AI is already having and on holding those responsible to account, with implications for climate, security and privacy.
- 10Rams and Bills emerge as co-favorites for 2026 Super Bowl●2026 Super Bowl Odds: Rams, Bills Co-Favorites; Eagles Slide
Latest odds for the 2026 Super Bowl place the Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills as co-favorites, while the Philadelphia Eagles have slid down the betting market. The updated lines reflect how oddsmakers and bettors view each team's chances heading into the next NFL season, with the Eagles falling from their previous standing near the top.
- 11Hardik Pandya linked to CSK, DC and KKR in IPL trade talk●IPL 2027 transfers: List of confirmed swaps, trade rumours as Hardik Pandya linked to CSK, DC, KKR move
Reports list confirmed player swaps and circulating trade rumours ahead of IPL 2027, with Hardik Pandya linked to possible moves involving Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders. No transfers involving the all-rounder have been confirmed, but the speculation is drawing wide attention from fans tracking the trading window.
- 12Digital Tools Target Rice Emissions and Super Pollutants●Digital Solutions for Rice: Reducing Super Pollutants Across Food and Climate Systems
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition is highlighting digital solutions for rice cultivation as a way to cut super pollutants such as methane across food and climate systems. Rice paddies are a major source of methane, a potent short-lived greenhouse gas, and the initiative points to technology-driven practices that can reduce emissions while supporting food production and climate goals.
- 13Adam Vinatieri Sets Record for Highest Altitude Field Goal●Watch as Adam Vinatieri Sets Guinness World Record for Highest Altitude American Football Field Goal
Former NFL kicker Adam Vinatieri has set a Guinness World Record for the highest altitude American football field goal. The feat, highlighted by the New England Patriots, celebrates the legendary kicker known for his clutch kicks during his long career, which included multiple Super Bowl titles with the Patriots and later stints with the Indianapolis Colts.
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Former India seamer Mohit Sharma is set to take up a role as bowling coach with Chennai Super Kings in the IPL. The move would bring the veteran pacer, who had notable spells with CSK earlier in his career, back into the franchise setup in a coaching capacity. Further details on his appointment have not yet been confirmed by the club.