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Climate Forecasting: Google is backing Seattle’s Ai2 with $5 million to develop an open-source AI tool projecting rainfall, temperatures and water supplies decades ahead. El Niño: The Philippines’ weather bureau says a very strong event is underway, raising the risk of drought through mid-2027. Space: Astronomers confirmed Earth’s tiny temporary mini-moon is a natural space rock; it is expected to leave orbit in December. Dinosaur Biology: Researchers report red-blood-cell-like structures and heme inside a 115-million-year-old fossil, a notable finding in a hotly debated field. Safer Air Taxis: A new study shows how engineers can trace an AI system’s obstacle-avoidance decisions in simulated city flights, a step toward making the technology easier to assess. Brain Health: An international commission calls for climate change and urban environments to be considered key influences on mental and brain health.

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