NASA seeks private partners to save Hubble telescope from falling to Earth
NASA is seeking private partners to raise the Hubble Space Telescope's orbit and save it from falling to Earth; without intervention it will burn up in 2033–2034.

NASA is seeking private partners to raise the Hubble Space Telescope's orbit and save it from falling to Earth; without intervention it will burn up in 2033–2034.


News-Medical review: hardness, viscosity, and particle size of food alter appetite, gastric emptying, and glucose spikes regardless of calories.

A one-time gene therapy could free heart patients from daily pills, but scientists warn of irreversible, delayed risks to DNA.

Japanese scientists at RIKEN have developed a method to synthesize antitumor compounds inside tumors from carbon monoxide, protecting healthy tissue from intoxication.

Physicists at SLAC have experimentally confirmed altermagnetism in manganese telluride, a third type of magnetism that could pave the way for energy-efficient computers.

A 26-year-old mother of four was killed at Aktobe's wedding palace; police have detained her former live-in partner as a suspect in the case.

An Astana court sentenced a company head to 6 years 8 months in prison for fraud after a 646 million tenge advance for parachutes was never fulfilled.

A Tobol foreign player was attacked in Kostanay. The club and police gave details: the conflict has been resolved and no one was injured.

A court in Kazakhstan's Kostanay Region sentenced two Rudny residents to 9 years and 2 years 8 months in prison for murdering a 19-year-old man in a stairwell.

Glass from a bus shelter fell on a woman waiting at the Makataeva (Nazarbaeva) stop in Almaty. The Almaly district akimat responded to her complaint on Threads.

A court in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl Region fined a company over 1.5 million tenge for a 25,000-tenge Instagram ad for a bookmaker, a repeat violation.

Police in Aktobe seized over 25 kg of marijuana from a home's attic and detained three suspects as a pre-trial investigation into drug trafficking continues.

Minister of Industry and Construction Yersaiyn Nagaspayev explained how the 'People's Construction' project will affect housing prices and commented on queues at Otbasy Bank.

Deputy Transport Minister Maksat Kaliakparov said 106 new Stadler railcars will launch in November, with main routes from Astana and Almaty.

Six defendants in Shymkent were sentenced to 20-23 years for the kidnapping and murder of wrestling champion Vasily Kolesnikov, who was abducted after a road brawl.

Five suspects were detained in Kazakhstan's Pavlodar Region over a series of livestock thefts; searches in two districts recovered horses, cattle and vehicles.

Michigan resident Claude Moore set a world record with a 5,251.69-kilogram rubber band ball, certified by Guinness World Records officials in Detroit.

Deputy PM Nurlybek Nalibayev announced launch dates for the airports in Zaisan, Kendirli and Katon-Karagai, costing 68–89 billion tenge, with passengers served in the first half of next year.

Geneticists at North Carolina State University found signs of natural selection, not radiation mutations, in dogs living in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exclusion zone.

The Euclid telescope accidentally discovered comet C/2026 S1 1.3 billion km from Earth in September 2026, with ground observatories confirming it in October.

Scientists at the International University of Florida have found that mosquitoes target specific people based on skin chemicals and the body's microbiome.

Police captain Daniyar Tayev died on November 4 after a crash on the Astana–Petropavlovsk highway; the JAC driver was detained and a criminal case opened.

Kairat Boranbayev's Fitnation sports and wellness complex has been sold at auction in Astana for 2.3 billion tenge, with details on the sale and his case.

University of Geneva biologists have modeled how skin cells use chemotaxis to arrange hair follicles into patterns, testing the idea on two rodent species.