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    Report: Musk asked Trump to restrict Starlink access for Ukraineโ—Musk approached Trump to slow down Starlink in UkraineYhnWorld5123 min ago

    The Telegraph reports that Elon Musk approached Donald Trump asking him to slow down or restrict Starlink services used by Ukraine. Starlink satellites have been critical to Ukrainian military communications since Russia's invasion, so any curtailment would directly affect the battlefield. The reported approach has reignited debate over Musk's influence on the war and US policy toward Kyiv.

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    Austin 'No Kings' event turns focus to voter educationโ—No Kings, new approach: Austin event shifts focus to voter educationโœ‰newsLifeEducation38 min ago

    An event in Austin tied to the 'No Kings' movement is taking a new approach, shifting its emphasis toward voter education. Organizers are using the gathering to inform residents about voting processes and civic participation rather than focusing solely on protest. The event reflects an effort by the movement to broaden its impact beyond demonstrations and encourage long-term electoral engagement.

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    Hatteras Island Visitor Evacuation Ordered as Coastal Storm Nearsโ—Mandatory Evacuation Remains in Effect for Hatteras Island Visitors as Powerful Coastal Storm Approachesโœ‰newsEnvironmentWeather1 h ago

    Dare County officials say a mandatory evacuation remains in effect for visitors on Hatteras Island, North Carolina, as a powerful coastal storm approaches the Outer Banks. Tourists are being ordered to leave the barrier island ahead of deteriorating conditions, while officials continue to monitor the storm's track and warn of possible ocean overwash and hazardous travel.

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    Simulated three-body system ends in collision after 529 yearsโ—๐ŸŒŒ 529 years of random three-body chaos ๐Ÿ’ฅ Collision ๐ŸŒ€ 23.6% chaos score, 1238 close approaches ๐ŸŽฒ Took 149 attempts to finMmastodonSciencePhysics41 h ago

    A physics simulation of the three-body problem ran for 529 simulated years before ending in a collision at an impact speed of 790.3 km/s. The run recorded 1,238 close approaches and a chaos score of 23.6 percent, and took 149 attempts to find a configuration stable enough to survive at least 500 years. The result highlights how even precisely calculated three-body systems become impossible to predict over time.