Vol. XX · 14 May 2026 · Morning Edition
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The planet has now experienced eleven consecutive record-hot years, and the question is no longer whether the climate is changing but whether our response can match the pace.
The planet has now experienced eleven consecutive record-hot years, and the question is no longer whether the climate is changing but whether our response can match the pace.
TOI-561 b orbits its star every ten hours and is ten billion years old. It should have no atmosphere. It does — and the discovery redraws our map of habitable worlds.
TOI-561 b orbits its star every ten hours and is ten billion years old. It should have no atmosphere. It does — and the discovery redraws our map of habitable worlds.
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