
Hurricane Simon Stalls off Mexico
Hurricane Simon drifted slowly southwest of Cabo Corrientes on Oct. 14, the National Hurricane Center said, while NASA's Earth Observatory published satellite images of the storm at its peak near Mexico's coast.

Hurricane Simon lingered off Mexico, NASA tested batteries built for the lunar night, Social Security set a 3.6 percent raise for 2027, and Chandra explained the Treble Clef. In this edition: earth, Hurricane Simon Stalls off Mexico; space, The Galaxy Clusters Behind the 'Treble Clef'; technology, Batteries Built for the Lunar Night. Every fact comes straight from primary sources, listed below.

Hurricane Simon drifted slowly southwest of Cabo Corrientes on Oct. 14, the National Hurricane Center said, while NASA's Earth Observatory published satellite images of the storm at its peak near Mexico's coast.

Astronomers using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory found that a radio structure nicknamed the 'Treble Clef' sits in two merging galaxy clusters, NASA said Oct. 14.

NASA researchers are developing solid-state batteries that could survive the extreme cold of the Moon's South Pole, the agency said Oct. 14.