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    Odds of Being Hit by Falling Space Junk Are Rising, Experts Warn●"For now, people are more likely to be struck by lightning than by falling space junk. But those odds are shifting. SeanMmastodonScienceSpace Policy467 min ago

    Experts, including former NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe, say that while a person is still more likely to be struck by lightning than by falling space debris, the odds are shifting as launches and satellites multiply. They argue governments and companies should be compelled to use materials that fully burn up on re-entry, amid growing concern over the environmental impact of space activity.

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    Andy Burnham pushes socialist reform agenda▼Andy Burnham pushes socialist reforms🦋bluesky1.5K23 min ago

    Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is promoting a socialist-leaning programme of reforms, positioning himself on the left of British politics. Commentators see the move as an attempt to shape Labour's direction and fuel speculation about his leadership ambitions. Supporters back the proposals as bold; critics question their feasibility.

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    Stefan Burns says it is time to sound the alarm●It's Time I Sound The Alarm...▶youtubeWorld1.7M50 min ago

    Geophysicist and science commentator Stefan Burns has published a new message warning that it is time to sound the alarm. The piece has drawn well over a million likes, indicating a large audience is engaging with his warning. He has not detailed the specific threat in the headline itself, though his content typically covers earth science, solar activity and climate-related risks.

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    Monbiot urges Burnham to block Heathrow third runway●The expansion of Heathrow would be an expensive disaster for Britain and the world. Burnham needs to block itMmastodon728 min ago

    Guardian columnist George Monbiot has called Heathrow's proposed third runway an 'expensive disaster' for Britain and the world, urging Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to block the plan. He argues that expanding aviation contradicts climate goals and that prioritising human life over short-term growth means flying less, not more.

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    Africa's savanna grasses found to store carbon below ground●# Africa Savanna grasses are eaten, decompose and burn, returning much of the carbon in their leaves and stems to the atMmastodonEnvironment45 min ago

    A review of experiments on African savanna grasslands finds that carbon in grass leaves and stems largely returns to the atmosphere when the plants are eaten, decompose, or burn. Long-term carbon storage in these grasslands instead happens mainly underground, especially in soils, and the review found no consistent increase in that storage across the experiments examined. The findings matter for how grassland restoration is counted in carbon schemes.

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    Claims Spark Fresh Scrutiny of Tech Burner's Layers Anarc 2 Smartwatch●Sorry Tech Burner, But I Have to Tell the Public This Again... The Real Story of Layers Anarc 2▶youtubeTechnology987.1K20 min ago

    A tech commentator is publicly challenging popular Indian creator Tech Burner over the story behind the Layers Anarc 2 smartwatch, telling audiences they are revisiting the issue 'again' to set the record straight. Theremarks have reignited debate among fans about the smartwatch's origins, marketing and whether earlier criticisms of the product and its launch were fair.

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    Auburn Faces Loud Neyland Stadium Environment Test▼Writers' Roundtable: How will Auburn handle the environment at Neyland Stadium?✉newsEnvironment6 min ago

    Auburn football writers are weighing how the Tigers will cope with the hostile crowd environment at Neyland Stadium in their upcoming road game at Tennessee. The roundtable discusses noise, communication on offense, and whether Auburn's experience is enough to handle one of the SEC's toughest venues for visiting teams.

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    One-click checkout startup Fast raised $102 million, then shut down●Стартап Fast підняв 102 мільйони доларів і закрився за три роки. Fast запустили 2019 року Домм Голланд і Елісон Барр АллMmastodonBusinessStartups322 min ago

    Fast, the one-click checkout startup founded in 2019 by Domm Holland and Allison Barr Allen as a rival to Shopify's Shop Pay, has shut down after roughly three years. The company had raised about $102 million in total, including a $20 million Series B in 2021, and its collapse is drawing attention as a cautionary tale about fast-burning fintech ventures.

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    Mass throat complaints reported after possible chemical spraying in Zaporizhzhia●Russians could have sprayed a harmful substance into the air in the Zaporizhzhia region: people are massively complainin𝕏xRU6442 h ago

    Local channels in the occupied Zaporizhzhia region report that residents are massively complaining of sore throats and burning in the nose, amid claims that Russian forces could have sprayed a harmful substance into the air. The reports have not been independently verified, and no official confirmation of the substance or its source has been given.

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    Peston presses Andy Burnham on rejoining the EU●Peston grills Andy Burnham on whether he'll campaign to rejoin EU▶youtubeWorldEU Politics129.9K47 min ago

    ITV's Robert Peston challenged Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham on air over whether he would campaign for Britain to rejoin the European Union. Burnham's answer is drawing attention as speculation grows about his ambitions for Labour's leadership, with viewers debating what a softer or harder line on Europe would mean for the party's direction.

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    Every NBA team's biggest burning question as preseason begins●Every NBA team’s biggest burning question as the preseason begins✉newsSportBasketball1 h ago

    The New York Times has published a team-by-team breakdown of the biggest unresolved question facing all 30 NBA franchises as training camps open and the preseason gets underway. The feature examines each roster's key uncertainty heading into the new season, giving fans across the league plenty to debate as competitive basketball returns.

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    New Mexico's State Forester has lifted fire restrictions across the state, easing bans on open burning and other fire-related activities. The move indicates improved conditions, likely from recent moisture or reduced fire danger. It is welcome news for residents, campers and landowners who have faced limits on outdoor activities during the fire season.

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    Tech Burner Launches Anarc 2 Smartwatch After Criticism of First Model●NOT AGAIN... Tech Burner Just Launched Anarc 2 After the Anarc 1 Mess and I Have Questions▶youtubeTechnology971.7K1 h ago

    Indian tech YouTuber Tech Burner has launched the Anarc 2, the successor to his Anarc smartwatch, which faced criticism over its quality and value when it debuted. The new release is drawing scepticism, with commenters asking whether the second model fixes the problems that made the original controversial.

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    Plaid leader urges Andy Burnham to back EU membership●Andy Burnham should back EU membership now, says Plaid Westminster leader✉newsWorldEU Politics47 min ago

    Plaid Cymru's Westminster leader says Andy Burnham should now come out in support of Britain rejoining the European Union. The call targets the Greater Manchester mayor, widely seen as a potential Labour leadership contender, and puts pressure on him to take a clearer pro-EU position as debate over the UK's post-Brexit relationship with Europe continues within left-of-centre politics.

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    Poll shows half of UK supports rejoining the EU▼Boost for Burnham as poll shows half of UK supports rejoining EU✉newsWorldEU Politics47 min ago

    A new poll reported by The Independent suggests half of UK voters now support rejoining the European Union, a result being framed as a boost for Andy Burnham, who has been associated with a more pro-European stance. The finding is drawing attention to shifting public opinion on Brexit and its potential impact on the Labour leadership debate.

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    Ten movies to stream now, from horror to romance●From 'Evil Dead Burn' to 'The Love Hypothesis' 10 movies to stream now✉newsCultureFilm1 h ago

    USA Today has published a roundup recommending ten movies available to stream, ranging from the horror title 'Evil Dead Burn' to the romantic adaptation 'The Love Hypothesis'. The guide suggests what to watch across streaming platforms this week. It caters to viewers browsing for new releases and catalogue picks, spanning genres from scary films to book-based love stories.

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    Steelers Fans Debate the Recipe for Success▼Steelers Burning Question: What is the recipe for success?✉newsLifeFood57 min ago

    Pittsburgh Steelers supporters and commentators are asking what the formula for success should be for the team, with discussion on Steel Curtain Network posing the question of what changes or approach would get the franchise winning again.

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    Ebola treatment center burned down as Congo death toll tops 4,000▼An Ebola treatment center was burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000✉newsHealthPandemics1 h ago

    An Ebola treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been burned down amid ongoing violence in the country's outbreak zone, as the death toll from the epidemic passes 4,000. Health workers have faced repeated attacks, complicating efforts to contain one of the world's worst Ebola outbreaks. Outlets including AP, ABC News and STAT are covering the destruction and its impact on the response.

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    USC Fans Brace for High-Scoring Penn State Showdown●USC Saturday Buzz: Is A 1,000-Yard Game Coming? Folks, we’ve got a barn burner coming. Grandpa Patterson , who gave up 5MmastodonSportSoccer45 h ago

    Southern California football fans are buzzing ahead of USC's game against Penn State, with speculation that the matchup could produce close to 1,000 yards of total offense. The talk centers on defensive struggles: Penn State coordinator gave up 504 yards to Oregon, while USC's D'Anton Lynn allowed 506 yards to Northwestern, fueling expectations of a wild, high-scoring game.

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    Murder suspect from Henry County shot in Ashburn officer-involved shooting●Man wanted for murder in Henry County shot in officer-involved shooting in Ashburn✉newsWorldCrime38 min ago

    A man wanted for murder in Henry County was shot during an officer-involved shooting in Ashburn, according to local reports. Authorities have not released the suspect's name or details about his condition. The shooting connects a metro Atlanta murder case with law enforcement action in south Georgia, and further details are awaited from investigators.

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    Jay Soon reveals Italy trip to recover from parenting burnout●Jay Soon, Italy trip amid parenting burnout: "Hong Hyun-hee suggested it… even gave me pocket money" [Dongchimi]✉newsLifeParenting52 min ago

    South Korean comedian Jay Soon, married to fellow comedian Hong Hyun-hee, revealed on the talk show Dongchimi that he traveled to Italy while struggling with parenting burnout. He credited his wife with suggesting the trip and said she even gave him pocket money for it, drawing warm reactions to the couple's supportive marriage.

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    Baltic coast photo captures all four elements in one frame●Fire, water, earth (well, rock) and air. #nature #naturephotography #campfire #hiking #sunlight #sea #balticseaMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife51 h ago

    A nature photographer shared an image from the Baltic Sea coast showing a campfire burning beside rocky shoreline, open water and sky, capturing fire, water, earth and air in a single shot. The picture is being shared among hiking and nature photography enthusiasts, who are praising the composition and the coastal setting.

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    A Travel Poem Inspired by Blackburn Cathedral●One of my # travel # poems from WalkaboutsVerse, with # photos , on "#Blackburn Cathedral" http:// walkaboutsverse.blogsMmastodonLifeTravel32 h ago

    A travel writer has shared a poem accompanied by photographs about Blackburn Cathedral, published on the WalkaboutsVerse blog. The piece is part of a longer series of travel poems and images documenting visits to places around the region. The cathedral, a landmark in Lancashire, England, serves as the subject of the latest entry in the collection.

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    Outside Republican groups spending $200 million to rescue Ken Paxton●$200 million from outside Republican groups hoping to save Paxton. I remember when flushing a turd was free. The price tMmastodonWorldUS Politics152 h ago

    Outside Republican groups are pouring an estimated $200 million into an effort to save Texas Senator Ken Paxton, according to a Politico report. The scale of spending has reportedly alarmed Republicans, who worry the party is burning through money on the Paxton rescue mission while other races go underfunded. Critics online mocked the price tag, with Democrats framing the outlay as a sign of panic within the GOP and questioning what Paxton's hold on the party is worth.

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    Thousands form human chains in over 100 cities for climate action●"Es brennt!" In mehr als 100 Städten haben Tausende in Menschenketten für mehr # Klimaschutz und Gerechtigkeit demonstriMmastodonWorldEU Politics193 h ago

    Thousands of demonstrators formed human chains in more than 100 cities across Germany, Belgium and beyond under the slogan 'Es brennt!' ('It's burning!'), calling for stronger climate protection and social justice. The protests notably crossed the inner-European border, with participants linking up between Belgium and Germany. Organisers and supporters celebrated the cross-border turnout as a strong show of unity for climate policy.

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    Akina, Fishburn, Blair inside cut line at suspended Bank of Utah Championship▼Akina, Fishburn, Blair inside cut line as darkness suspends Bank of Utah Championship second round✉newsSportGolf2 h ago

    Second-round play at the Bank of Utah Championship was suspended due to darkness, with BYU-affiliated golfers Akina, Fishburn and Blair all positioned inside the projected cut line. The tournament will resume with players completing the round before the cut is finalized, keeping all three in contention to advance into the weekend.

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    Downing Street says Manchester City not above the rules●Manchester City not 'above the rules', says No 10 after backlash to Burnham remarks https:// programming.dev/post/574461MmastodonSportSoccer24 h ago

    Downing Street has stated that Manchester City are not 'above the rules' after Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham faced backlash over remarks widely seen as defending the club. The comments followed controversy surrounding City, prompting the Prime Minister's office to distance itself and insist the club should be treated like any other.

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    Tech Burner's ₹7,000 Anarc Watch Returns Two Years After Flop●₹7,000 Again? Nobody Is Talking About What Tech Burner Did for 2 Years After Anarc 1 Flopped▶youtubeTechnology890.7K4 h ago

    Tech Burner, the Indian tech YouTuber, has launched a new version of his Anarc smartwatch priced at about ₹7,000, two years after the first Anarc watch failed commercially. The video asks what he did during those two years and why nobody is discussing that work, framing the relaunch as a make-or-break second attempt at hardware.

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    Burns Paiute Tribe fights lithium mining at McDermitt Caldera●Last spring I worked with the Burns Paiute Tribe to document the importance of the McDermitt Caldera. It has lithium, soMmastodonEnvironmentClimate74 h ago

    A writer who collaborated with the Burns Paiute Tribe last spring to document the significance of the McDermitt Caldera says a corporation wants to mine the site for its lithium deposits. The caldera, on the Oregon-Nevada border, is home to threatened and endangered species and is a site of place-specific Tribal activities. The account describes the push to develop it as a threat to both the ecosystem and Tribal heritage.

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    Firefighters bring Mostar wildfire under control●VIDEO Požar u Vihovićima pod kontrolom: Vatrogasci spriječili katastrofu Požar u Ulici blajburških žrtava u Mostaru stavMmastodonWorld03 h ago

    A fire in the Vihovići area, on Bleiburških žrtava Street in Mostar, has been brought under control. Low vegetation burned, and firefighters worked during the intervention to protect nearby residential buildings from the flames, preventing a larger disaster. Local reports say the blaze no longer poses a threat to homes.