NASA's Juno spacecraft took and transmitted back to Earth the clearest new images of Jupiter. The photographs were taken during the latest phase 66 of the mission, which began on October 23 and ended on November 6. At this time, the device flew close to the planet. The photographs were published on the mission website. Photo: Thomas Thomopoulos / Gerald Eichstädt / MSSS / SwRI / JPL / NASA The Juno mission was launched on August 5, 2011. Five years later, the device arrived in Jupiter orbit.

The owners of the Promet group of companies, which carries out orders from Russian departments, including the military, Evgeny Petrov and Konstantin Smirnov, supplied safes for storing documents to government agencies in Lithuania. The Insider reports this. The investigation published by the publication says that Promet regularly takes part in the scientific and technical forum “Army”, which is held by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Hundreds of Russian tourists traveling on the cruise ship Spectrum of The Seas are stuck in the port of the Japanese city of Yokohama due to a breakdown of the ship. RBC writes about this, citing the passengers of the liner themselves. According to them, the Spectrum of The Seas was scheduled to arrive in Shanghai, which is the final destination of the entire cruise, on November 9, but the ship was unable to leave the Japanese port and is still there.

Demand for emergency contraception and hormone replacement therapy has soared amid news of Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, doctors and suppliers told The Guardian. Aid Access, the largest U.S. mail-order company for emergency contraception, told The Guardian it received five thousand orders in just half a day after Trump's victory. In normal times, the company ships about nine thousand tablets a month.

Young people in Western countries are increasingly viewed as immature, childish and incapable of independent living. Stuffed animals, Legos, video games and a love of themed pajamas as an adult are just a few of the attributes of many 18- to 34-year-olds. And in the last US elections, thousands of zoomers were unable to vote because they did not know how to sign up.

Melbourne glassware maker Denver & Liely has created a wine glass whose shape is inspired by the design of a jet engine. Its development took about eight years. Each glass is handcrafted and costs approximately $134. Decanter reports this. The idea to create such a glass came to the mind of industrial designer and company owner Denver Kramer after he was inspired by an advertisement for a jet engine for an airplane: he thought about the connection between movement and air.

In Sergiev Posad, Moscow region, security forces detained a 15-year-old teenager, whose name has not been released, who is suspected of the brutal murder of his own mother. A message about this appeared in the telegram channel of the regional department of the Investigative Committee.

In the Leningrad region, due to Western sanctions, a television production plant owned by the Chinese company TPV Technology ceased operation. The Kommersant newspaper writes about this, citing its own source among electronics manufacturers. According to him, production was stopped at the end of last October.

538 tourists from Russia cannot leave the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Spectrum of the Seas, which broke down in the Japanese port of Yokohama, 35 kilometers from Tokyo. Russians are not allowed into Japanese territory so they can go home. This was reported by the Association of Tour Operators of Russia.

Two million people in Myanmar's Rakhine state face the risk of starvation within months due to military conflict and a trade blockade that has led to "total economic collapse". This is reported by The Guardian with reference to Kanny Vignaraja, Assistant Secretary General of the UN. Rakhine, which borders Bangladesh, is on the brink of disaster as incomes have fallen, rice cultivation has plummeted and military-imposed trade restrictions have led to severe food shortages and hyperinflation.

Details of the plan to end the war in Ukraine, which is being discussed by members of the team of US President-elect Donald Trump, have become known. The Wall Street Journal writes about this, citing its own sources. According to her, the key points of the plan are freezing the conflict and creating a demilitarized zone along the current front line, Ukraine’s refusal to join NATO for at least 20 years, as well as Washington’s continuation of arms supplies to Kyiv.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government will introduce legislation to ban social media for children under 16. CNN reports this. The bill will be introduced in Parliament this year and will come into force 12 months after lawmakers ratify it, Albanese said. However, the document does not provide for exceptions for those teenagers who have received parental consent to use social networks.

RUDN University awarded surgeon Alexey Vaganov a candidate's degree for a dissertation with false research. His former colleagues twice appealed to the university with a demand to deprive Vaganov of his scientific degree, but were refused, despite all the evidence provided of false data in the surgeon’s work. RTVI writes about this. Vaganov’s candidate’s degree was awarded by the RUDN University Dissertation Council in 2022.

British doctor Thomas Kwan has been sentenced to 31 years and five months in prison for trying to poison his mother's partner with a fake coronavirus vaccine over an inheritance dispute. The BBC reports this. As the publication writes, citing the prosecutor, a 53-year-old doctor from the Happy House Surgery clinic had been planning an assassination attempt on 71-year-old Patrick O'Hara for several months.

A team of scientists has determined the chemical composition of black balls that washed up on beaches near Sydney in October. The analysis showed that their origin is related to human activity, and not just to an oil spill, as officials initially assumed. This is reported by the scientific portal phys.org Australia's Coogee and Gordon's Bay beaches were closed in mid-October after thousands of black balls the size of golf balls were discovered.