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- 1NASA Is Building Its Moon Base Before Astronauts Arrive▼NASA Is Building Its Moon Base Before Astronauts Even Arrive
NASA is reportedly developing lunar base infrastructure ahead of sending astronauts to the Moon, with equipment and habitat systems being readied in advance of crewed landings under the Artemis program. The approach would allow robotic systems to prepare the surface before humans arrive. Commenters are debating whether the agency can stay on schedule and whether autonomous pre-positioning of a Moon base is realistic.
- 2NYSE and Nasdaq Push Toward 23-Hour Trading●NYSE and Nasdaq Move to 23-Hour Trading Day: Overnight Session Is An Evolution, But Not Yet a Revolution
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are moving toward near-round-the-clock trading, extending US equity markets to a 23-hour session with only a short daily pause. Commentators, including analysis from law firm Jones Day, frame the overnight session as an evolution of market structure rather than a revolution, as regulators, brokers and investors weigh liquidity, oversight and the demands of global participants trading at all hours.
- 3NASA seeks former SR-71A staff for secret restart program●NASA asked several former SR-71A staffers to help secret restart
NASA has reportedly asked several former SR-71A Blackbird personnel to assist with a secret restart effort, according to Aviation Week. The move suggests the agency or a defense partner may be reviving knowledge tied to the legendary Mach 3 reconnaissance aircraft, decades after its retirement. Details of the program remain undisclosed, fueling speculation about what is being restarted and why.
- 4Nashville airport shares tips ahead of busy fall break travel▼Nashville airport shares tips ahead of busy fall break travel season
Nashville International Airport is advising travelers ahead of an expected surge in passengers during the fall break travel season. Officials are urging people to arrive early, plan for busy security lines and check airline guidance before heading to the airport. The advice comes as the Tennessee travel hub prepares for one of its busier periods of the autumn calendar.
- 5Trey Anastasio and Monica Bellucci top September 30 birthdays▼Today’s famous birthdays list for September 30, 2026 includes celebrities Trey Anastasio, Monica Bellucci
Cleveland.com's daily birthday feature marks September 30, 2026 with Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio and Italian actress Monica Bellucci among the celebrities celebrating. The recurring list highlights well-known figures from music and film who share the date, offering readers a light daily roundup of celebrity birthdays.
- 6Nashtar Episode 12 Airs With Danish Taimoor and Anmol Baloch●Nashtar Episode 12 [Eng Sub] Digitally Presented by Happilac Paints | Danish Taimoor - Anmol Baloch
Episode 12 of the Pakistani drama serial Nashtar has been released with English subtitles, produced by Har Pal Geo and digitally presented by Happilac Paints. The episode stars Danish Taimoor and Anmol Baloch, two of Pakistan's most popular television actors. The latest installment is drawing heavy viewership and engagement, with millions of fans following the serial's ongoing storyline.
- 7Rhythmic gymnastics venue confirmed for 2028 LA Olympics▼Rhythmic gymnastics 101: Competition venue for 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
NBC Olympics has published a beginner's guide to rhythmic gymnastics at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, detailing the competition venue where athletes will perform. The explainer covers what spectators and newcomers need to know about the discipline ahead of the Olympics returning to the United States for the first time since 2002 for a Summer edition since 1996.
- 8S&P 500 and Nasdaq rally as inflation cools●S&P 500, Nasdaq climb as soft inflation dampens Fed rate hike expectations
US stocks moved higher after fresh inflation data came in softer than expected, easing fears that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates again soon. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both climbed on the news, with investors interpreting the cool print as a sign that price pressures are finally easing. Traders are now recalibrating expectations for the Fed's next move.
- 9NASA and SpaceX prepare for Crew-13 launch●WATCH LIVE: NASA officials give update on tomorrow’s planned SpaceX Crew-13 launch
NASA officials are holding a live update on the planned SpaceX Crew-13 launch, scheduled for tomorrow. The briefing is expected to cover the mission's readiness, crew details, and weather conditions at the launch site. The Crew-13 mission will carry astronauts to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, continuing the partnership between NASA and the private space company.
- 10S&P 500 dips, Nasdaq higher on moderate inflation data▼S&P 500 dips, Nasdaq higher after data shows moderate inflation rise
US stocks divided at the open after new data showed inflation rising moderately. The S&P 500 slipped while the Nasdaq gained ground, as investors weighed whether the latest price figures keep the Federal Reserve on its current interest rate path. Markets remain sensitive to any sign inflation is accelerating.
- 11NASA and SpaceX Clear Crew-13 Mission for Launch●NASA, SpaceX Conclude Review, Crew-13 ‘Go’ for Launch
NASA and SpaceX have completed their flight readiness review, clearing the Crew-13 mission to proceed to launch. The announcement means the next rotational crew flight to the International Space Station is formally 'go', with teams now moving toward final launch preparations. Further details on launch date and crew assignments are expected from NASA as preparations continue.
- 12Claire Pease and Charleigh Bullock secure first U.S. world team spots▼Gymnastics: Claire Pease and Charleigh Bullock lock the first two U.S. world team spots in Crossville
Gymnasts Claire Pease and Charleigh Bullock have locked in the first two spots on the U.S. team for the upcoming World Championships, following selection events held in Crossville, Tennessee. The two athletes earned their places through the U.S. selection process, with remaining spots on the world team still to be decided.
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A gunman opened fire at a workplace in Manassas, Virginia, wounding three people, according to police. Authorities investigated an active shooter situation on Wellington Road as the suspect fled the area. Police later said the shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Interstate 81, ending the manhunt.
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Benoît Trémoulinas, the former France international left-back who came through Bordeaux, is being linked with a return to the club. French sports media report that the ex-international could be set to rejoin the Girondins, sparking discussion among supporters about what role he might take and whether the club is looking to its past to rebuild.
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NASCAR fans are debating the upcoming NASCAR 26 video game, asking why some commentators appear to dislike it ahead of release. Discussion centres on the game's features, expectations and whether early criticism is justified. The conversation is playing out across fan communities as anticipation builds for the title's launch.
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High school sports participation in North and South Carolina has stalled, according to a WBTV report. The story flags that student numbers joining school athletics are no longer growing across the two states. Without further published figures, the scale of the stall and its causes remain unclear, though cost, staffing and post-pandemic habits are commonly cited factors in similar national trends.
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NASCIO, the national association representing state chief information officers, has recognized 11 state technology projects for innovation. The awards highlight government IT initiatives across US states that stand out for creativity and impact in public-sector technology delivery, and are a recurring marker of which digital government efforts are leading the field this year.
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The Sindicat de Llogateres, the Barcelona tenants' union, is drawing renewed attention in Spain. The group campaigns for affordable housing, organises rent strikes and pushes back against large landlords amid the city's housing crisis. Spanish media, including El Mundo, are examining its tactics and influence on the debate over rising rents.
- 19S&P 500 and Nasdaq Hold Up in Historically Weak September▼S&P 500, Nasdaq Outperform in Historically Tough September: Stock Market Today
US stock markets wrapped a historically difficult month for equities with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq outperforming typical September trends. September is traditionally the weakest month for stocks, but major indices showed relative resilience. Investors are weighing what the strength means for the final quarter of the year, with attention turning to interest rates and earnings.
- 20NASA's Curiosity rover surveys Martian minerals in new update▼Curiosity Blog, Sols 5016-5021: Fantastic Minerals and How To Detect Them https://science.nasa.gov/blog/curiosity-blog-s
NASA has published a new Curiosity rover blog covering Sols 5016-5021 on Mars, titled 'Fantastic Minerals and How To Detect Them'. The update describes how the rover's instruments are being used to identify minerals in the rocks it is studying, offering fresh insight into the Red Planet's geology and past environmental conditions.
- 21NASA's Crew-13 mission launch: how to watch▼How to watch NASA's Crew-13 launch https://www.engadget.com/2274090/how-to-watch-nasa-crew-13-launch/ # Space # NASA # T
NASA is preparing to launch its Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station, and guides are circulating on how to follow the launch live. Coverage typically includes the launch broadcast itself as well as pre-launch briefings and docking coverage. Space enthusiasts are sharing viewing times and streaming options ahead of liftoff.
- 22Three Johns Hopkins Researchers Advance NASA Space Telescope Project▼NASA space telescope project advances with three Hopkins team members
NASA's space telescope project has moved forward with the involvement of three researchers from Johns Hopkins University. The team members are contributing to the effort as the project reaches a new stage of development. Johns Hopkins announced the advancement, highlighting the university's role in the telescope mission.
- 23Tyla Rodrigues Signs Publishing Deal With Sony Music Nashville▼Tyla Rodrigues Inks With Sony Music Publishing Nashville
Australian-born country singer-songwriter Tyla Rodrigues has signed a publishing agreement with Sony Music Publishing Nashville. The deal puts her songwriting catalog under the umbrella of one of Music City's leading publishers as her profile in the country music industry continues to grow. Details of the terms and her first projects under the agreement have not been announced.
- 24Oregon Democrats Object to Trump Immigration Court Changes▼Wyden, Merkley, Bonamici, Salinas, Hoyle, Dexter, Bynum Oppose Trump’s Undermining of Due Process and Politicizing Immigration Courts
A group of Oregon Democrats in Congress — senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, and representatives Suzanne Bonamici, Andrea Salinas, Val Hoyle, Maxine Dexter and Janelle Bynum — announced their opposition to what they describe as the Trump administration's undermining of due process and politicisation of the nation's immigration courts. The lawmakers frame the changes as an erosion of constitutional rights and judicial independence in immigration enforcement.
- 25Technology Shares Lift Nasdaq as Broader Market Slips▼Technology Shares Lift Nasdaq as Broader Market Slips https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/technology-shares-lift-nasdaq-a
Technology stocks pushed the Nasdaq higher while the wider US market declined in recent trading. The divergence highlights how investor attention remains concentrated in large tech names even as other sectors lose ground. Traders are watching whether tech strength can offset weakness across the rest of the market.
- 26NASA and Partners Push Ahead on Growing Crops in Space▼NASA, International Partners Advance Work on Space Crops
NASA and its international partners are advancing joint work on growing crops in space, a key step toward sustaining astronauts on long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars. Research into space agriculture supports food production beyond Earth, and the progress is being highlighted through NASA's science communications.
- 27Zelensky briefs Norway's PM on Russian strikes●I spoke with Prime Minister of Norway @JonasGahrStore and briefed him on Russia’s unabated drone terror and ballistic mi
President Zelensky spoke by phone with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, briefing him on Russia's continued drone and ballistic missile attacks on Ukraine. He said that since the start of the day alone, twenty-four people were injured and seven killed, including a child. The two leaders discussed further cooperation and support amid the escalating strikes.
- 28NASA's Roman Telescope Gets Mission Extended to 22 Years▼"Roman Telescope Saves Fuel, Doubles Mission" by @ hackaday - Several factors have added up to extend # NASA # RomanSpac
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has had its expected mission duration doubled, from 10 years to 22, thanks to more leftover propellant than planned. Engineers attribute the surplus to factors including a more efficient build of the spacecraft and a smoother launch trajectory, leaving extra fuel for station-keeping and science operations well beyond original forecasts.
- 29SpaceX to launch NASA Crew-13 astronauts on Oct. 1▼What time will SpaceX launch Crew-13 astronauts for NASA on Oct. 1? How to watch live (full timeline)
SpaceX is preparing to launch the Crew-13 astronaut mission for NASA on October 1, with a live broadcast planned covering the full launch timeline. The flight will carry a new crew of astronauts to the International Space Station aboard a Crew Dragon capsule. Viewers can follow the countdown, liftoff and docking milestones online as the mission gets underway.
- 30Jessica Watkins to command NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission▼Jessica Watkins, ’10, commands NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 mission
NASA has named astronaut Jessica Watkins, a Stanford alumna who graduated in 2010, as commander of the SpaceX Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station. The appointment is notable as Watkins continues to break barriers in spaceflight, and alumni and space observers are celebrating the milestone and what it signals for women and geologists in the astronaut corps.
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NASA is reportedly planning to send humanoid robots to the moon, according to Popular Science. The reported initiative would put human-like machines on the lunar surface, potentially to carry out tasks ahead of or alongside astronaut missions under the agency's broader lunar exploration plans. Details about which robots, timelines or partners would be involved remain limited so far.
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NASA has launched the SpaceX Crew-13 mission, sending a new crew to space aboard a SpaceX spacecraft. The launch was carried live by major outlets including C-SPAN, drawing attention from space watchers worldwide. Details on the crew members, launch site and mission objectives remain limited in early coverage.
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NASA has announced a milestone in its progress toward the Artemis III mission, which aims to return astronauts to the lunar surface. News outlets across the United States are reporting the development, though the specific technical achievement involved is not detailed in the available coverage. The Artemis program continues to draw attention as NASA works toward its first crewed Moon landing since Apollo.
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US technology stocks pushed the Nasdaq higher while the rest of the market declined, highlighting a divergence between tech shares and the broader market. Investors are watching whether big tech can keep carrying major indexes amid mixed trading.
- 35NASA Opens Hubble Fellowship Program for 2027 Postdoctoral Applicants●NASA Hubble Fellowship Program 2027: Opportunity for Postdoctoral Scientists
NASA has announced the NASA Hubble Fellowship Program for 2027, inviting applications from postdoctoral scientists. The fellowship supports early-career researchers in astrophysics, offering the chance to pursue independent research at institutions across the United States. The announcement is circulating among grant-seekers and the academic community, with details on eligibility and deadlines drawing attention from researchers planning their next career move.
- 36Harvest Moon Rises Over Erupting Mount Etna in NASA Image●APOD: 2026 October 1 - Harvest Moon with Erupting Mount Etna https://science.nasa.gov/image-article/apod-2026-october-1-
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for October 1, 2026 features the Harvest Moon glowing above Sicily's Mount Etna as the volcano erupts, with the Belt of Venus also visible in the sky. The image pairs a full moon with active volcanic activity, drawing attention for its rare combination of celestial and geological events captured in one photograph.
- 37Abstract photos of NASA's Saturn V rocket in Houston▼Saturn V Abstract #Houston #Texas #TX #NASA #Space #Rocket #SpaceExploration #STEM #Science #USA #UnitedStates #ShutterQ
A photographer has published an abstract photographic series of the Saturn V rocket at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, sharing the images across photo-sharing platforms. The Saturn V remains the largest rocket ever flown and is displayed as a landmark attraction. The work highlights ongoing public fascination with space exploration and STEM themes.
- 38UNF graduate to pilot NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission▼UNF alum prepares to launch into space as pilot of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 mission
A University of North Florida alumnus is preparing to serve as pilot of NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station. The mission forms part of NASA's ongoing commercial crew program with SpaceX, which regularly rotates astronauts to the orbiting laboratory. The story has drawn local attention in Jacksonville and the surrounding First Coast area, where the university is celebrating one of its graduates reaching such a prominent role in human spaceflight.
- 39NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 discusses mission to space station▼NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 speaks about their mission to the ISS
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 astronauts spoke publicly about their upcoming mission to the International Space Station, outlining the goals of their flight aboard the SpaceX capsule. The briefing comes as attention focuses on the next rotation of crew members heading to the orbiting laboratory under NASA's commercial crew program.
- 40SpaceX cleared to launch NASA's Crew-13 mission October 1●SpaceX is ‘go’ to launch NASA’s Crew-13 astronaut mission to the ISS on Oct. 1
SpaceX has been given the go-ahead to launch NASA's Crew-13 astronaut mission to the International Space Station on October 1. The flight will carry a new crew of astronauts to the orbiting laboratory, continuing NASA's routine crew rotation flights aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft. Mission managers have confirmed the launch date, keeping preparations on schedule for liftoff from Florida.
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