October 4, 2026

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In 2005 Ohio put ground tire rubber into 1 mile of King Road in Sylvania; 10 years later, the recycled section still matched the control at an 87% rating | World News

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AI-generated representative image showing ground tire rubber being incorporated into asphalt during a road resurfacing project. Credits – Gemini On one side of the road, engineers applied a one-inch layer of ground tyre rubber as an asphalt overlay, while on the other side, a polymer-modified asphalt portion served as the control. The design of both…

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A Moroccan mine built a heavy-truck road from phosphate waste rock; field tests cut dust emissions by 91% | World News

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A phosphate mine in Morocco has tested a haul-road pavement made entirely from waste rock produced during phosphate extraction, according to the study. Researchers examined whether the material could withstand the extreme loads created by mining trucks while also reducing dust from the road surface. They designed a three-layer pavement using crushed phosphate mine waste…

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Aman Sehrawat fights back from 6-7 down to beat World Champion for Asian Games wrestling gold | Asian Games 2026 News

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Asian Games – Aichi-Nagoya 2026 – Wrestling – Men’s Freestyle 57kg Final Bout – Inae Sports Center, Nagoya, Japan – October 3, 2026. Aman celebrates winning the Men’s Freestyle 57kg Final Bout against North Korea’s Chong Song Han Aman Sehrawat won the gold medal in the men’s 57kg freestyle wrestling event at the Asian Games…

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US spy satellite launched to monitor Soviet radar and named after Farrah Fawcett breaks apart 775 km above Earth after 38 years |

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A US Cold War-era spy satellite launched in 1988 to collect electronic intelligence has broken apart in low Earth orbit after nearly four decades circling the planet. Catalogued as USA 32 and identified by analysts as FARRAH III, the spacecraft fragmented on September 13, 2026, at an altitude of about 775 kilometres. US Space Forces-Space…

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Motivational quote of the day by Eddie Murphy: ‘I’ve mastered the art of walking away from the crashed plane’ — a powerful life lesson on failure, resilience and moving on |

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Motivational quote of the day by Eddie Murphy: ‘I’ve mastered the art of walking away from the crashed plane’ — a powerful life lesson on failure, resilience and moving on(Image Credit: Eddie Murphy in the movie The Pickup (2025)) Failure can stay in your head for much longer than it actually lasts. A bad decision,…

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Flydubai attack: Co-pilot identified as Hamam Alhamami was barred from flying in Oman over ‘extremist views’

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As per reports, Alhamami had repeatedly expressed support for Palestinians and hostility towards Israel. His alleged views are being examined as part of a wider investigation into possible Islamic radicalisation and terrorist motives The Omani co-pilot accused of attacking Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar aboard a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv has been identified as…

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Today’s resilience no guarantee for tomorrow: RBI Guv flags emerging financial risks

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RBI governor Sanjay M​alhotra​ Reserve Bank governor Sanjay Malhotra on Saturday said that the central bank remains committed to monitoring emerging vulnerabilities and maintaining a strong and resilient financial system, even as the financial sector remains resilient with healthy balance sheets of banks and NBFCs.“Today’s resilience may not necessarily imply tomorrow’s immunity, and we are…

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Harmanpreet Singh leads the charge as India tear through Malaysia 5-1 for Asian Games men’s hockey gold; seal LA28 Olympics spot | Asian Games 2026 News

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India’s players celebrate a goal during the men’s Hockey final’s gold medal match between Malaysia and India in the ongoing 20th Asian Games, in Gifu, Japan. The Indian men’s hockey team defended their Asian Games gold medal and secured a spot at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after defeating Malaysia 5-1 in the final in…

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Jennifer Doudna’s team found an ancient CRISPR ancestor in viruses using a never-before-seen ‘gapped’ DNA code; the smaller VIPR system can target broadly and may become a new gene-editing tool

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The discovery may also reshape ideas about where CRISPR came from. The researchers found VIPR systems in viruses that appear to use them against competing viruses, suggesting that viral competition helped shape this unusual molecular weapon. The genetic code is usually described as an orderly language, read one letter after another in precise three-letter units….

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