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A dead star's remnants are pulsing every 20 days, offering strong evidence for Einstein's theory of frame-dragging. This phenomenon, observed in the debris of a star shredded by a black hole, shows the twisting of spacetime caused by a rotating massive object. The discovery provides a new way to study black hole spin and its impact on cosmic events.

A bizarre internet theory claims Barron Trump is connected to time travel, fueled by 19th-century novels featuring a 'Baron Trump' and a mentor named 'Don.' Further intrigue arose from Nikola Tesla's research, examined by Donald Trump's uncle. Despite debunking, the theory persists due to its blend of history, mystery, and viral appeal.

Urban neighborhoods are now facing a dramatic rise in the risk of surface-water floods, with a tripling likelihood that severely impacts low-income tenants in social housing. This mounting crisis, fueled by climate change and aging infrastructure, threatens to worsen the financial strains on these communities.

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has opened applications for FAT 2026 for DNB post diploma courses, with deadlines set for May 24 (hospitals) and May 25 (trainees). The June 10 theory exam marks the first stage of a mandatory three-part assessment, which is crucial for eligibility to appear in the final exit examination.

Denver International Airport's striking murals spark curiosity. Artist Leo Tanguma's works depict themes of peace and environmental concerns. One mural contrasts destruction with a hopeful vision of nature. Another shows children dreaming of a world free from conflict. These powerful images, though stored during renovations, continue to fuel discussions about their meaning.

Taylor Swift sparked viral buzz as fans claimed to spot a lookalike online, with comparisons spreading across social media. While the theory remains playful, it has gained traction through edits and fan discussions. Meanwhile, Swift and Travis Kelce are drawing attention for their upcoming wedding plans, with reports highlighting lavish pre-wedding celebrations and a multi-million-dollar budget.

Brampton's Central Peel Secondary School students, many of Indian origin, clinched the top prize in the 2026 Gerard K. O’Neill Space Settlement Contest. Their innovative 'Saoirse' project proposed a self-sustaining settlement for 10,000 residents at the Mars-Sun L2 Lagrange point. This marks a historic first for a Canadian team in this prestigious global aerospace competition.