IATA Says SAF Output Still Lags Aviation Demand
At IATA’s annual meeting in Rio, the airline group said global sustainable aviation fuel production is still far below what aviation needs, even as Brazil is positioned as a possible future hub.
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Why Ocean-Bottom Seismometers Still Matter Offshore
Ocean-bottom seismometers remain essential for offshore earthquake and tsunami monitoring, even as newer sensing tools expand what scientists can measure beneath the sea.
Why Carlos Baleba to Manchester United Rumors Keep Returning
Manchester United’s links to Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba have resurfaced again, but the latest reporting is still speculation rather than a confirmed move. Here is what is known, what Brighton have already said, and why the rumor keeps circulating.
Mexico Opens World Cup 2026 With 2-0 Win Over South Africa in Historic Azteca Night
Mexico beat South Africa 2-0 in the opening match of FIFA World Cup 2026 at Estadio Azteca, a historic opener marked by a star-studded ceremony, fan-zone congestion and three red cards.
NTU’s Three Paths Toward Practical Quantum Computing
NTU Singapore is advancing three quantum computing routes — spin qubits, photonic circuits and polaritons — in a push to improve stability and move closer to room-temperature operation.
Boston’s St. Gabriel’s Monastery Plan Balances Housing and Preservation
Boston’s redevelopment proposal for St. Gabriel’s Monastery in Brighton would restore the historic complex, add four new residential buildings and create about 660 homes, underscoring the city’s housing-versus-preservation debate.
Luke Kornet’s Church Diaries Meet the NBA Finals in New York
Spurs center Luke Kornet has built a small but memorable public persona through travel and church posts on Medium. With San Antonio facing the Knicks in the NBA Finals in New York, that hobby fits neatly into the setting, even as the exact Sunday stop remains unconfirmed.