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Researchers have reportedly resolved a long-standing space weather puzzle dating back to the 1840s, according to a new report. The finding offers an explanation for an unexplained event from that era, drawing interest from astronomers and science enthusiasts debating what the original observations meant and how the new analysis fits into the history of solar and space research.
- 2Local arts roundup highlights ballet, theater and queer history events●Art Beat: Ballet trainee program, theater, science book signing, ‘The Tea on Queer History’
Edmonds-area arts column 'Art Beat' lists a ballet trainee program, theater offerings, a science book signing, and an event titled 'The Tea on Queer History'. The roundup gathers local cultural happenings in one place for readers in the community. The queer history event and the book signing stand out as items likely to draw particular local interest this week.
- 3Auburn's cybersecurity engineering master's program rises to No. 5 nationally●Master of Science in cybersecurity engineering climbs two spots to No. 5 in national rankings
Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering says its Master of Science in cybersecurity engineering has climbed two spots to No. 5 in national rankings. The university announced the rise as a mark of the program's growing strength in a field where demand for trained security professionals continues to outpace supply. Details of which ranking body produced the new placement were not given.
- 4ASU's Sara Brownell Named 2026 Cell Biology Fellow●ASU President’s Professor Sara Brownell elected a 2026 American Society for Cell Biology Fellow
Sara Brownell, a President's Professor at Arizona State University, has been elected a 2026 Fellow of the American Society for Cell Biology. The honor recognizes her contributions to cell biology and science education research. The announcement was made by Arizona State University, which highlighted the professor's achievement and her standing within the institution.
- 5Cornell opens vast solar system image library●Exploring the solar system through Cornell's image library
Cornell University is showcasing an extensive image library documenting exploration of the solar system, according to the Cornell Chronicle. The collection draws on planetary mission imagery, giving researchers and the public access to visual records of other planets and moons. The announcement highlights the university's long-standing role in planetary science and space mission instrumentation.
- 6Science Hill football to appeal TSSAA two-game forfeiture●Science Hill football set to appeal two game forfeiture by the TSSAA
Science Hill High School's football program is set to appeal a ruling by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association that forced the team to forfeit two games. The appeal challenges the TSSAA's decision, which affects the team's record and potentially its standing in district or playoff standings. Details on the reason for the forfeitures have not been fully disclosed.