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Meta plans $1,299.99 VR glasses for spring 2027

The two-part design moves the battery and processors into a separate pocket- or belt-carried unit. Meta describes the glasses as weighing about 100 grams. They use a 5K Infinite Display with multiple virtual screens, controlled by eye tracking, hand gestures and touch input.

Todo lo que hemos anunciado en Meta Connect 2026 | Información sobre Meta https://about.fb.com/es/news/2026/09/todo-lo-que-hemos-anunciado-en-meta-connect-2026/
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WHO exercise models a poultry supply-chain outbreak

The September 23–24, 2026 simulation brought Western Pacific countries and areas together under the International Health Regulations (2005). Participants coordinated national IHR Focal Points with INFOSAN Emergency Contact Points. It was a rehearsal, not evidence of a real poultry-linked outbreak or current transmission.

WHO exercise models a poultry supply-chain outbreak
https://www.who.int/westernpacific/news/item/24-09-2026-countries-test-their-readiness
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Oracle reportedly seeks payment protection for 2.45-gigawatt campus

The notice could let Oracle delay payments if Project Jupiter misses its planned 2028 launch. An Energy Transfer pipeline for the New Mexico site has reportedly slipped to February 1, 2027, after regulators denied permits. Oracle says the project remains on schedule, while Reuters could not independently verify the Bloomberg-sourced report.

Oracle reportedly seeks payment protection for 2.45-gigawatt campus
https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/24/oracle-sends-force-majeure-notice-on-its-new-mexico-stargate-data-center/
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A 4.2-meter ritual bath survives near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem announced a late Second Temple–period purification complex near the Triple Gate. The site includes three mikva’ot, a plastered pool, a paved plaza and an extensive water system. Its central pool measures approximately 12 by 9.5 meters, while the complex covers approximately 280 square meters. Researchers say it most likely served Jewish pilgrims, though the water source remains partly provisional.

A 4.2-meter ritual bath survives near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1144401?utm_source=openai

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