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    Student shoots two teachers in Marseille school attack●A student has shot two teachers in Marseille France in a mass shooting attempt it is unclear if it is connected to the r𝕏xFRWorldCrime1.6K1 d ago

    A student opened fire on two teachers in Marseille, France, in what is described as an attempted mass shooting. Both teachers were reportedly shot, and authorities have not established a motive. It remains unclear whether the attack is connected to the recent protests taking place across France. The incident has prompted renewed concern about school safety and gun violence in the country.

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    Tourists disappointed as Singapore haze hits worst level since 2015●WATCH: Tourists visiting Singapore expressed disappointment on Friday, Oct. 16, as haze conditions reached their worst l𝕏xSGEnvironmentWeather526 d ago

    Tourists visiting Singapore voiced disappointment on Friday, Oct. 16, as haze reached its worst levels since 2015. The city-state's 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index reading in the central region hit 229 at 3 PM (0700 GMT), falling into the "very unhealthy" range and marring visits to the popular travel destination.

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    NASA and DOE sign space nuclear cooperation agreement▼NASA and DOE sign space nuclear MOU -- ANS / Nuclear Newswire✉newsScienceSpace Policy45 min ago

    NASA and the US Department of Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding on space nuclear technology, as reported by the American Nuclear Society's Nuclear Newswire. The agreement is expected to coordinate work on nuclear power and propulsion systems for space missions, strengthening the two agencies' collaboration on advanced reactors and radioisotope systems for exploration beyond Earth orbit.

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    Former Dutch speed skater Erben Wennemars is making headlines after publicly criticizing the KNSB, the national skating federation, saying he is 'ashamed' of how people are being treated. The 50-year-old is also in the news for a home renovation transformation, warm words about Maarten van der Weijden, and lighter coverage of his personal life.

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    Former Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch revealed that one NFL game left him feeling like he had been through 'seven total car crashes,' a striking description of the physical toll of professional football. The comments from the retired star are drawing attention to how brutal the game can be even for its toughest players.

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    Police fire stun grenades at protesters in Pau, France▼France Now It’s started again, not in Paris, Marseille, Toulouse or Lyon but the historic quaint City of Pau - as Police𝕏xFR1.8K1 d ago

    French police have again clashed with protesters, this time in the historic city of Pau in the south-west of the country, reportedly using stun grenades during unrest. Commenters online are highlighting that the violence broke out in a smaller city rather than major urban centres like Paris, Marseille, Toulouse or Lyon, with reactions ranging from alarm about rising unrest to criticism of how the situation is being framed.

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    Real Madrid youngster Endrick is in the spotlight after scoring and assisting in Brazil's fiery 4-2 friendly win over Australia, a match marred by an on-pitch fracas. Reports meanwhile suggest a Spanish coach wants him for a Premier League project, while his agent has commented on his Real Madrid future amid reported Liverpool interest.

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    A series of earthquakes shook the southern Tyrrhenian Sea area, with eight tremors recorded since midnight, two of them above magnitude 3, according to Italian media. No damage or casualties have been reported so far. People in Sicily and nearby coastal areas are following updates on the seismic activity and whether further tremors are expected.

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    NASA has appointed a veteran engineer as the new director of its Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The center is a key NASA facility responsible for rocket propulsion work, including the Space Launch System program. The appointment puts an experienced engineer at the helm of one of the agency's most important field centers at a time of major changes in US space policy.

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    A Martian meteorite discovered in the Sahara has been dated to at least 4.1 billion years old, according to researchers cited by Martin Cid Magazine. The find offers a rare glimpse into Mars' ancient geological history, since pieces of the Red Planet that land on Earth are exceptionally scarce. People are discussing what the rock's age reveals about early conditions on Mars.

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    A meteorite from Mars discovered in the Sahara Desert has been dated to 4.1 billion years old, according to Reuters. The find gives scientists a rare sample of Martian material, offering clues about the planet's early geological history. The discovery is drawing attention for what it may reveal about conditions on ancient Mars.

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    The Marseille-Cassis road race is in the news as La Provence reports that more than 100 young people will take part in the event free of charge, a move aimed at opening the famous 20-kilometre run between the two cities to a wider audience. Separately, French swimming champion Laure Manaudou gave an interview to Gala, saying the birth of her children filled a void in her life, adding to sports-related coverage in France.

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    Milwaukee Brewers clinched their first World Series title in 57 years by closing out Tampa Bay, while the WNBA Finals saw Atlanta beat Golden State's Valkyries in Game 6. The game was marred by logistics failures: Dream merchandising shirts arrived late, and Atlanta said concerns about finding an available Finals venue went unheeded. In the NFL, Josh Jacobs scored twice as Green Bay beat Carolina.

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    Tech Earnings Drop Weighs on SpaceX Valuation●Tech Earnings Sink SpaceX Stock. No Other Companies Meet Elon Musk’s High Bar.✉newsScienceSpace48 min ago

    SpaceX shares fell as weak technology sector earnings dragged down the broader market, according to Barron's. The report adds that Elon Musk is unwilling to value the company at levels other firms currently command, effectively setting a high bar no comparable company meets. Musk has previously said SpaceX would only go public when its Mars transportation plans are well established.

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    Olympique de Marseille fans reportedly tracked Olympiacos supporters staying in Marseille hotels ahead of their Europa League clash, according to RMC Sport. The reports of supporters seeking out rival fans in the city have drawn attention in France, adding tension to the build-up of the European tie and raising questions about security around the match.

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    Several incidents have hit the Marschbahn route to Westerland/Sylt in Schleswig-Holstein. A train collided with scaffolding on a railway bridge near Husum, and another fire broke out on a Sylt-bound train, with federal police investigating at Husum station. Police also reported a 27-year-old riding on the outside buffer of a train on the route, described as life-threatening. Storms and flooding from low-pressure system Manja have added to disruption in the region.

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    Arsenal are playing Fleetwood Town, with manager Mikel Arteta giving opportunities to young players. Teenager Ceadach O'Neill is set to make his first-team debut, while Andre Harriman-Annous, Marli Salmon-Loche Washington and Hashi are named among the substitutes. The match is drawing searches worldwide, ranking high in multiple countries including the UK, US, India and Australia, as fans follow Arsenal's rotation and youth policy.

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    Space sickness poses wider health risks for Mars missions●🔭 Space sickness is more than nausea in zero gravity. Microgravity can disrupt balance, vision, bones and muscles. LongMmastodonScience2237 min ago

    Space sickness goes beyond nausea in zero gravity: microgravity can disrupt balance, vision, bones and muscles. Long missions add risks from radiation, disturbed sleep and weakened immunity, and crews travelling to Mars would face these problems far from immediate medical support on Earth.

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    NASA names Stephen Cash director of Marshall Space Flight Center▼NASA names Stephen Cash Marshall Space Flight Center director✉newsScienceSpace10 d ago

    NASA has appointed Stephen Cash as the new director of its Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The announcement was published by NASA itself and picked up by space and defense outlets. Marshall is one of the agency's key centers, playing a major role in rocket development and deep space programs, so attention is focused on how the leadership change will shape its work.

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    Matchday nine of the 2. Bundesliga saw 1. FC Heidenheim held to a draw by Energie Cottbus, with Heidenheim pressing but Cottbus rescuing the point. Elsewhere, the Niedersachsen derby between Braunschweig and Hannover was marred by two injuries from pyrotechnics. Fans are checking the updated league table to see how the results reshuffle the promotion and relegation races.

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    Meteorologist Mar Gómez has announced that a weather trough will bring rainfall to the Mediterranean region of Spain in November. The forecast is drawing attention as the season changes, with people checking what the wet and unstable pattern could mean for the coming weeks across eastern and southern Spain.

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    Judge Opens Mar-a-Lago Records in Trump's $10 Billion BBC Lawsuit●Trump’s $10 BILLION BBC Lawsuit Hits a WALL — Judge Opens Mar-a-Lago Records▶youtubeWorldLaw & Courts527.1K6 h ago

    Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC has hit a procedural obstacle, with a judge ordering the opening of Mar-a-Lago-related records in the case. The development reportedly complicates the former president's legal strategy, and legal commentators are weighing what the disclosure could mean for the high-profile defamation claim against the British broadcaster.

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    China lands Zhurong rover on Mars●Breaking News: China successfully set its Zhurong rover down on Mars. Until now, only NASA spacecraft have explored the𝕏xCN5.7K21 h ago

    China has successfully landed its Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars, becoming only the second nation to operate a spacecraft on the red planet. Until now, only NASA missions had explored the Martian surface. The landing marks a major milestone for China's space programme and draws attention to its growing ambitions beyond Earth orbit.

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    Olympique de Marseille were held to a 0-0 draw away at Troyes in Ligue 1, failing to break down the bottom side despite dominating possession. Supporters voiced frustration at dropped points in the race for European qualification, questioning the team's lack of cutting edge in front of goal.

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    Japan's MMX mission to Mars's moons is drawing attention as a Lawrence Livermore gamma-ray spectrometer prepares to fly on the spacecraft, probing long-standing mysteries about Phobos and Deimos. Meanwhile, NASA has updated its Moon lander plans and resolved a long-running Orion spacecraft issue, and October's Hunter's Moon is prompting astrology interest across North America and Australia.

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    Unexplained incident reported in Marseille draws huge attention●WATCH UNTIL THE END I CANNOT DESCRIBE WHAT I JUST EXPERIENCED IN MARSEILLE. #17octobre𝕏xFR128.7K12 d ago

    Posts circulating widely describe a striking experience in Marseille tagged with October 17, with one account saying words could not capture what happened there. The reports are shared without detail, urging viewers to watch clips in full. No official confirmation of what occurred has been given, but the hashtag and location point to an event in the city that day.

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    Police fire tear gas at demonstrators in Marseille●FLASH | In Marseille, law enforcement forces are using tear gas grenades as demonstrators run towards them.𝕏xFR4.8K23 h ago

    Police in Marseille used tear gas grenades as demonstrators ran toward officers, according to reports circulating in France. The flash report is drawing attention to tense confrontations between law enforcement and protesters in the city. Details on the size of the demonstration, injuries or arrests have not yet been confirmed.

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    Marsh Harrier Photo Draws Attention from UK Birdwatchers●Marsh Harrier # nature # birds # Wildlife # photography # NaturePhotography # BirdPhotography # BirdsOfMastodon # UK # BMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife172 d ago

    A UK wildlife photographer has shared a striking image of a marsh harrier, one of Britain's largest birds of prey, with the nature and bird photography community. The post celebrates the raptor's graceful flight and wetland habitat, drawing likes from fellow enthusiasts who follow bird and wildlife photography.

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    EU bottle cap rule mocked against US Mars ambitions●USA: "Let's go to Mars." EU: "Let's make sure the bottle cap doesn't fall on the floor."𝕏xUS2.8K7 d ago

    A widely shared quip contrasts the United States pushing toward Mars with the European Union's tethered bottle cap rule, which requires caps to stay attached to plastic bottles. The joke frames the EU as buried in petty regulation while the US chases big ambitions, striking a chord with critics of EU overregulation.

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    Marseille are playing Le Havre, with the official team line-ups now confirmed ahead of kick-off. Supporters are reacting to the selections as the Ligue 1 fixture draws attention in France and beyond, with the match trending among searches in several countries.

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    Hall of Fame running back and NFL legend Marshall Faulk has revealed he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Faulk, one of the greatest running backs in league history and a member of the St. Louis Rams' 'Greatest Show on Turf' teams, said he is 'in a good place' as he faces the condition. The announcement has prompted widespread reaction and well-wishes across the sports world.

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    SpaceX Clears Tests for Starship Flight 15 Tower Catch●SpaceX Clears Tests for Starship Flight 15 Tower Catch Attempt𝕏xSE14K1 d ago

    SpaceX has completed a series of tests clearing the way for its fifteenth Starship flight, which is expected to include another attempt to catch the Super Heavy booster with the launch tower's mechanical arms. The company continues its rapid test cadence from Starbase, Texas, as it works toward a fully reusable rocket system for future lunar and Mars missions.

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    Console players have received mod support in The Witcher 3 as part of the game's remaster update, but the release has been marred by numerous technical problems. Reports describe severe glitches, including one case where Geralt's body failed to load, leaving only his head and two swords visible. Players are debating whether the new features outweigh the broken state of the game at launch.

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    Runners prepare for the Marseille-Cassis race 2026▼resultat marseille cassis 2026GgoogleFR2K5 d ago

    Attention is turning to the Marseille-Cassis road race, the famous 20-kilometre run between the two Provence towns. French TV presenter Ophélie Meunier is among those in final preparation two days before the start, sharing her training routine. Searches for the 2026 edition's results and race details are climbing as participants and spectators follow the event.

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    Mars gravity may reshape the human body, scientists warn●🔭 Mars could reshape the human body. At 0.38 g, bones, muscles and circulation may adapt to a new normal, while deep-spaMmastodonScience2037 min ago

    Discussion is growing around how Mars could physically change the human body. At 38% of Earth's gravity, bones, muscles and circulation may adapt to a new baseline, while deep-space radiation raises DNA damage and cancer risks. Researchers caution it remains unknown whether Martian gravity is strong enough to keep people healthy over a lifetime on the planet.

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    Olympique de Marseille's standing is drawing attention after coach Bruno Genesio discussed the performances of Neal Maupay and Angel Gomes at the club. Supporters and French sports media are debating whether the squad's form matches the club's ambitions in the league table, with Maupay and Gomes' contributions at the centre of the discussion.

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    Marseille beat Le Havre to climb to eighth in Ligue 1▼classificações de olympique de marseille x le havre acGgoogleBR5005 d ago

    Olympique de Marseille defeated Le Havre AC in Ligue 1, scoring early and holding on for the win to move up to eighth place in the standings. Fans are searching for the match result and updated league table as OM look to build momentum in the French top flight.

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    SpaceX Reveals New Details About Starship●What SpaceX Just Revealed About Starship Is Incredible!▶youtubeScienceSpace593.3K48 min ago

    SpaceX has shared new information about its Starship programme, drawing significant attention from space enthusiasts. The details, highlighted by commentators covering the company's developments, suggest notable progress or revelations about the next-generation launch system. Interest in Starship remains high as SpaceX continues testing and refining the vehicle for future lunar and Mars missions.

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    Curiosity rover sends back new Mars mosaic images●Mastcam mosaic acquired two days ago by Curiosity. Beautiful, isn't it?! Credits images: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/fredk # MMmastodonScience102 d ago

    NASA's Curiosity rover has returned a new Mastcam mosaic of the Martian surface, captured around Sol 5055 in Gale Crater and assembled from images credited to NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS. Space enthusiasts and researchers are sharing the panorama and praising the detail and beauty of the Martian terrain shown in the newly released imagery.

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    The name Marli Salmon is being searched alongside Arsenal's Carabao Cup fourth-round match against Fleetwood Town, which the Guardian covered live. Interest in the young player appears tied to his involvement in the fixture, with fans discussing Arsenal's team selection in the competition. Details beyond his link to the match remain limited.