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Science communicator Cleo Abram is drawing massive attention with a fresh explainer arguing that the Sun is far stranger than commonly assumed. The piece highlights counterintuitive solar facts — from the Sun's surface being cooler than its atmosphere to the vast scale of its energy output — and is resonating widely with audiences interested in accessible space science content.
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Nortes reports that government decrees have been rejected in Congress while protests flared in La Escandalera, a neighborhood of Oviedo, with the outlet using pointed language about locals rising up. The item links national political setbacks in Madrid to street tensions in Asturias, framing a week of friction between parliament and the streets. Readers are searching for details on both developments.
- 3Aon Ransomware Attack Tied to Termite Group's Cleo Exploit▼Aon Ransomware Attack Analysis: Termite Group Exploits CVE-2024-50623 in Cleo Software
Analysts report that the Termite group exploited CVE-2024-50623, a vulnerability in Cleo file-transfer software, in a ransomware attack involving Aon. The flaw allowed unauthorised file operations that attackers used to deploy malware and extort victims. Security teams are being urged to patch Cleo instances and review exposure, as exploitation of managed file transfer platforms remains a favoured route for ransomware crews.
- 4Clashes in Madrid between nationalists and anti-fascists at Puerta del Sol●Chaos in Spain: clashes in Madrid between "Nucleo Nacional" patriots and anti-fascists who have set up camp in Puerta de
Violent clashes broke out in central Madrid between members of the nationalist group Nucleo Nacional and anti-fascist protesters camped in Puerta del Sol. The nationalists want to clear the square, while anti-fascists have occupied it, leading to confrontations. Footage of the unrest is circulating widely in Spain, drawing attention to rising political tension in the capital.
- 5Cleo Abram's animated journey to the center of the Sun▼☀️ ICYMI: # Video journalist Cleo Abram boards an animated # spaceship bound for the core of our star in this informatio
Video journalist Cleo Abram has released an episode of her show "HUGE If True" that takes viewers on an animated trip to the core of the Sun. Speaking with NASA heliophysicists and astronomy professors, she explains how solar probes survive the star's extreme heat and radiation. Science communicators are sharing the piece as an accessible explainer on solar exploration.
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Subsea technology specialist MacArtney has appointed Macleod to reinforce its presence in the UK and Ireland. The move is aimed at supporting the company's coastal and offshore operations across both markets. Details about the scope of the appointment and Macleod's new role have not been disclosed.
- 7Fiction excerpt pits Mushika and Kusa against each other amid poisonous flowers●Un dedo, un núcleo y una araña que no debió volver. Mushika y Kusa se destrozan entre flores venenosas e ilusiones. Soka
A Spanish-language fiction excerpt is circulating in which characters Mushika and Kusa clash among poisonous flowers and illusions, with a spider said never to have returned. Soka, trapped, takes what is described as the only possible decision, the sky turns purple and an invasion begins. Readers of online literature communities are sharing the dramatic scene.
- 8McLeod Team Takes Nicklaus Flight in 2026 Tour of the Brookfields Finals●Reece McLeod Team Wins Nicklaus Flight, Ken Dorman Team Tops the Palmer Division, and Chip Wetherell Team Edges Tom Sava
The 2026 Tour of the Brookfields amateur golf season has concluded with its finals results announced. The Reece McLeod team won the Nicklaus Flight, the Ken Dorman team topped the Palmer Division, and the Chip Wetherell team edged out Tom Savage's team in a four-hole player playoff. Organisers called the completed season a success, noting it beat out a large field.
- 9Cleo Abram takes viewers inside a journey to the Sun's core▼☀️ WATCH: # Video journalist Cleo Abram boards an animated # spaceship bound for the core of our star in this informatio
Video journalist Cleo Abram has released a new episode of her show "HUGE If True" in which she boards an animated spaceship bound for the core of the Sun. Speaking with NASA heliophysicists and astronomy professors, she explains how solar probes survive the extreme heat and radiation of close approaches to our star, packing the episode with detailed science explanation.
- 10Alasdair Macleod Warns Fiat Currency Collapse May Come Sooner Than Expected▼End of Fiat Currency Coming Faster Than Most Think - Here's How You Survive: Alasdair Macleod
Economist Alasdair Macleod is drawing attention with his warning that the end of fiat currency could arrive faster than most people expect. In a new interview he outlines how monetary systems under strain may be approaching a breaking point, and offers advice on how ordinary savers can protect their wealth, reportedly favouring tangible assets such as gold. The commentary is resonating with audiences worried about inflation, debt levels and the long-term credibility of paper money.
- 11BBC Radio 3 airs Tallis's Spem in Alium overnight●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #ThroughTheNight Thomas Tallis, BBC Singers & Stephen Cleobury: 🎵 Spem in Alium, for 40
BBC Radio 3's overnight programme Through the Night broadcast Thomas Tallis's Spem in Alium, the celebrated 40-voice motet, in a recording by the BBC Singers conducted by Stephen Cleobury. The piece, composed around 1570, remains one of the most famous works of English Renaissance choral music and a staple of the BBC Singers' repertoire.
- 12Cave Nebula Highlighted as Stellar Nursery in Cepheus▼The Sharpless 155 complex, commonly known as the Cave Nebula, serves as a profound example of stellar nucleosynthesis an
The Sharpless 155 complex, widely known as the Cave Nebula, is being discussed as a striking example of stellar nucleosynthesis and interstellar dynamics. The emission nebula sits roughly 2,400 light-years from Earth in the constellation Cepheus, where its distinctive structure marks regions of active star formation and the processing of elements inside young, massive stars.
- 13Alasdair Macleod Warns Fiat Currency Collapse May Come Faster Than Expected●Everyone Thinks Fiat Currency Has Years Left - End Will Be 'Much Faster': Alasdair Macleod
Economist and gold analyst Alasdair Macleod says most people assume fiat currencies still have years of life left, but argues the end could arrive 'much faster' than widely believed. The warning, made in an interview on Commodity Culture, has drawn strong attention from viewers concerned about inflation, rising debt levels and the long-term credibility of government-issued money.
- 1425 Years of Mortadelo and Filemón: The Beetle of Cleopatra●Aquest mes fa 25 anys que ens arribava "Mortadelo y Filemón: El Escarabajo de Cleopatra" per "Windows" 🕹🎮. # MortadeloYF
Fans of classic Spanish adventure games are marking the 25th anniversary of Mortadelo y Filemón: El Escarabajo de Cleopatra, the Windows game released this month in 2000. Based on Francisco Ibáñez's beloved comic characters, the title is remembered with nostalgia among retro gaming circles in Spain.