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- 1Photos Highlight Paris's Abandoned Petite Ceinture Railway●Beauty in the Abandoned ~ Petite Ceinture, an abandoned historic railway line that circles Paris, France. Photo By: Anto
New photographs are drawing attention to the Petite Ceinture, the abandoned historic railway line that loops around Paris, France. The images, credited to photographer Antoine Beauvillain, capture overgrown tracks, staircases and forgotten structures, framing the disused line as a place where nature and urban decay create unexpected beauty within the French capital.
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The University of Texas at San Antonio will host a stop on the UTR Sports College Circuit, a collegiate competition series run by Universal Tennis. The event will bring college athletes to the UTSA campus to compete under the UTR rating system, which is widely used to benchmark tennis players. Details on dates and participating schools have not been released.
- 3NEET biology lecture on body fluids draws large student audience●BODY FLUIDS & CIRCULATION Complete Chapter in One Video || Class 11th NEET || Hyperbiologist
An online biology lecture covering the full Class 11 chapter on body fluids and circulation, aimed at students preparing for India's NEET medical entrance exam, has attracted strong attention with more than 175,000 likes. Viewers are engaging with the one-video format that condenses the entire chapter for exam revision.
- 4Scientists say a collapsed AMOC could still be rescued●We can rescue the AMOC after its collapse – but it won’t be easy. A collapse in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circ
A new warning says a collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation would be catastrophic, bringing 'ice age' winters to Europe, raising sea levels along North America and disrupting African and Asian monsoons. The argument, though, is that even after such a collapse the circulation could in principle be restored – but only through difficult, large-scale interventions. Commenters are weighing how realistic rescue plans would be given the political and engineering challenges involved.
- 5The mysterious immovable ladder at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre●An der Grabeskirche in Jerusalem steht seit Jahrhunderten eine ungenutzte Holzleiter. Weil die Verwaltung der Kirche 176
A wooden ladder has stood outside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem for centuries, apparently unused. Because the church's administration was divided among several religions and denominations in 1767, no one today knows who would be entitled to remove it, so it remains in place as an enduring symbol of the site's delicate shared custody.
- 6Supreme Court extends stay in election ad rate dispute●Supreme Court extends stay of 4th Circuit’s ruling in election ad rate dispute
The US Supreme Court has extended its stay of a Fourth Circuit ruling in a dispute over advertising rates for political election ads. The ruling had been the subject of legal argument over what broadcasters may charge campaigns. With the stay prolonged, the lower court's decision remains blocked for now, leaving the underlying dispute unresolved while litigation continues.