Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. HomeSeattle Rubin Observatory team finds possible new dwarf planet; November sky brings supermoon, Leonids Greggory Tripp November 1, 2026 1 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp A University of Washington astronomer helped spot what is believed to be a newly discovered dwarf planet. Plus, a supermoon, a meteor shower and a planet. Greggory Tripp Previous articleThe US-China trade war seems to have subsided – but the sense of calm is misleadingNext articleBaker Mayfield made NFL history without completing a single pass against Falcons Similar Articles Daylight saving means Washington and B.C. are out-of-sync for the first time Seattle Greggory Tripp - November 1, 2026 The province will not change its clocks back an hour, after the government took action on its law from 2019. As Wild Waves closes for good, city weighs new amendments to redevelopment Seattle Greggory Tripp - November 1, 2026 The owners of the iconic Washington amusement and water park cited post-pandemic financial troubles and rising costs as the reason for the closure. Advertisment Most Popular James Gunn Defends the DC Universe, Says He Dislikes the Idea That ‘Individual Stories Aren’t Meaningful Unless They Lead to Something’ Matthew Weiner Exits Peacock, 101 Studios Series ‘The Chairman’ Starring Eddie Murphy (EXCLUSIVE) Netflix Hires Steve Wilson to Lead Podcast Content Acquisition
