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- 1Japan Prepares Audacious Sample Return Mission to Martian Moon Phobos●JAXA is about to perform a Phobos sample return mission
Japan's space agency JAXA is preparing a mission to collect samples from Phobos, the larger of Mars's two moons, and return them to Earth. The mission is being described as an audacious space heist, aiming to bring home bits of material from the Martian moon, potentially revealing clues about Mars's history and the origins of its moons.
- 2Perseverance sets off-world driving record on Mars●# Perseverance has achieved a major milestone on Mars. On Sol 2006 (Oct. 11, 2026), its odometer reached 45.22 kilometer
NASA's Perseverance rover has passed 45.22 kilometers (28.10 miles) driven on Mars, a milestone reached on Sol 2006, October 11, 2026. The distance sets a new record for the farthest any vehicle has traveled on another celestial body, surpassing the mark long held by the Opportunity rover. Space enthusiasts are marking the achievement, noting that Perseverance's engineering twin on Earth even received a plaque in recognition.
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News from Marseille is dominated by crime stories: a car dealership was plundered with 38 vehicles stolen, leading to four people being taken into custody, while separately a young man has been placed under formal investigation for attacking a woman in the street with a flammable spray. Local outlets including La Provence and 20 Minutes are following both cases, and regional coverage from BFM Marseille Provence is drawing attention.
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Djurgården face Örgryte in the Swedish Cup on 24 October, a match drawing heavy betting and preview coverage in Sweden. Attention follows their recent derby, where a self-inflicted own goal and a red card marred a dream occasion for the club, with players like Åsland saying the team cannot afford to let up. Supporters and tipsters are debating Djurgården's form ahead of the tie.
- 5JAXA holds press conference after MMX launch on H3 rocket●Post-Launch Press Conference : Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) spacecraft/H3 Launch Vehicle No.10
Japan's space agency JAXA has held a post-launch press conference covering the Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) spacecraft, which flew aboard the H3 Launch Vehicle No. 10. The mission aims to visit Mars's moons, with a planned landing on Phobos and the return of samples to Earth. The briefing follows the launch and marks a milestone for Japan's H3 rocket programme, which has been working to establish reliability after earlier setbacks.
- 6Mars Perseverance rover collects new rock core sample▼Yes, the core was inside that drill bit, and it is now inside a sample tube waiting to be sealed and stored. It's been a
NASA's Perseverance rover has successfully drilled and acquired a new rock core on Mars, confirming the sample was inside the drill bit and has now been placed in a sample tube awaiting sealing and storage. The image, captured by the rover's CACHECAM on Sol 2018, marks the first successful sample collection by the rover in a considerable time, drawing attention from space enthusiasts following the mission's progress.
- 7NFL cancels Paris fan event as protests disrupt first France game●NFL shutters Paris fan experience as protests overshadow first France game
The NFL has closed its Paris fan experience as protests overshadowed the league's first-ever game in France. The Guardian reported that demonstrations around the event forced the league to shut down the fan zone, marring the league's debut on French soil. The game proceeds, but the surrounding protests have drawn significant attention to the league's arrival in Paris.
- 8Japan's Martian Moons eXploration mission launches to Phobos●Martian Moons eXploration launching today to land on Phobos and return samples
Japan's Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission is launching today, aiming to land on Mars's largest moon Phobos, collect surface samples, and return them to Earth. If successful, it would be the first mission to bring material back from the Martian system, offering new clues about the origin of Mars's moons and the early solar system.
- 9WVU Medicine Honors Marshall County EMS Crew for Saving Cardiac Arrest Patient▼WVU Medicine Recognizes Marshall County EMS Staff For Resuscitating Cardiac Arrest Patient
WVU Medicine has formally recognized Marshall County EMS staff for successfully resuscitating a patient who suffered cardiac arrest. The health system commended the crew's quick response and lifesaving care. The recognition highlights the role of rural emergency medical services and the teamwork between first responders and hospital providers in West Virginia's northern panhandle.
- 10SpaceX's Most Important Business Right Now Isn't Space▼Forget Mars, SpaceX’s Most Important Business Has Nothing To Do With Space (At Least For Now)
Commentary argues that SpaceX's most valuable business currently lies outside its spaceflight operations, at least for now, despite the company's high-profile ambitions to reach Mars. The piece suggests that while rocket launches and Mars exploration define the company's public image, another arm of the business is doing the heavy lifting financially. Details of which business line that refers to remain unspecified in available reporting.
- 11A 1,000-Mile Cloud on Mars May Reveal Never-Before-Seen Physics●A 1,000-mile cloud on Mars may reveal physics never seen in nature https:// lemmy.ca/post/72854422
Scientists are studying a vast, elongated cloud stretching roughly 1,000 miles over Mars, which forms seasonally near the Arsia Mons volcano. Researchers believe its unusual dynamics could point to atmospheric physics not yet observed anywhere in nature, and interest has spread across science communities online as the findings circulate.
- 12Netflix Crime Thriller Lupin Returns After Three-Year Wait●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TVNews # OmarSy # Netflix # Crime Netflix’s Twisty Crime Thriller Officially Returns After a 3-Yea
Netflix's twisty crime thriller starring Omar Sy is officially returning after a three-year gap. The news has been picked up by entertainment outlets, with fans of the French series welcoming the comeback of the show, which follows gentleman thief Assane Diop. The long wait between seasons has kept anticipation high among the series' international audience.
- 13Japan's MMX mission launches for Mars moon Phobos●🚀 oddquark // Space Watch — 2026-10-25 Japan's MMX is on its way to Mars! It will land on Phobos, grab samples, and brin
Japan's Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) spacecraft is on its way to Mars, with plans to land on the larger moon Phobos, collect surface samples, and return them to Earth in what would be the first sample round trip from the Martian system. Space enthusiasts are celebrating the launch, calling the mission to the lumpy Martian moon 'peak science'.
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Lakers forward Ziaire Williams is drawing attention after logging a full practice ahead of the preseason finale, with the team's regular-season starting lineup still unsettled. Reports suggest the 6'10" wing could earn a bigger role, and Bronny James said he is excited to see Williams on the big stage. Off the court, Williams proposed to his girlfriend at a Bruno Mars concert, adding to the buzz around him.
- 15SpaceX launches Starship Flight 14 in orbital test mission▼SpaceX launches Starship Flight 14 on first orbital test mission
SpaceX has launched Starship Flight 14, described as the vehicle's first orbital test mission. The flight marks another step in the company's testing programme for the largest rocket ever built, which it intends to use for missions to the Moon and Mars. Details about the flight's outcome were not immediately available.
- 16CVS looks to Costco and Marshalls for retail inspiration▼CVS wants to be more like Costco and Marshalls
CVS is reportedly looking to remodel its stores and business model, drawing inspiration from Costco and Marshalls. The drugstore chain is working to reinvent itself as traffic and front-of-store sales come under pressure, and the comparison suggests a push toward treasure-hunt style shopping, membership value and bulk appeal. Details of the strategy remain limited in early reporting.
- 17SpaceX's Most Important Business Isn't Space, Analyst Argues▼Forget Mars, SpaceX's Most Important Business Has Nothing To Do With Space (At Least For Now)
A 24/7 Wall St. analysis argues that SpaceX's most valuable business right now is not its Mars ambitions or even rocket launches, but a non-space venture that currently drives the company's finances. The piece suggests Starlink and launch services take a back seat to this other operation, at least for now, prompting debate about where the company's real value lies.
- 18Clashes as mass protests sweep French cities●Protests in France: Clashes broke out between protesters and police in cities like Paris, Marseille, and Lyon as the Fre
Large protests took place across France, with clashes breaking out between demonstrators and police in Paris, Marseille, and Lyon. The French government says 410,000 people took to the streets on Saturday, though activists claim the turnout was considerably higher. Around 1,000 people were arrested in Paris alone as tensions with security forces escalated during the demonstrations.
- 19Protests in Paris and Marseille Over Schools and Cost of Living●# MrCodyDahler 19 oct 2026 # france # protest # paris # marseilles # schools # education # costofliving # police # ACAB
Posts tagged with MrCodyDahler reference planned protests on 19 October 2026 in Paris and Marseille, France, focused on schools, education, the cost of living and policing. The hashtag list includes ACAB, a slogan associated with anti-police sentiment, suggesting demonstrators intend to link education funding and living costs to criticism of police conduct.
- 20Knicks Face Hornets in March 26, 2027 NBA Matchup●New York Knicks vs Charlotte Hornets Mar 26, 2027 Game Summary
The New York Knicks and Charlotte Hornets are scheduled to meet in an NBA game on March 26, 2027. A game summary for the matchup has been published on NBA.com, though no score, player performances, or outcomes are detailed yet. Fans are tracking the fixture as part of both teams' season schedules.
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SpaceX launched its Starship rocket into orbit for the first time, deploying its first batch of next-generation Starlink satellites in a milestone test that ended the mission earlier than planned. The flight is being widely covered alongside NASA's announced mission to study the moons of Mars, Phobos and Deimos, which the agency says could unlock mysteries of the Red Planet.