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Reports say Germany is being courted to join the GCAP future combat air system, the fighter programme grouping the United Kingdom, Italy and Japan, after the Franco-German-Spanish SCAF project ran into trouble. The talks revive debate in France and Germany over the future of European combat aviation and industrial cooperation.
- 2What Happens When Bears Stop Hibernating▼What Happens When Bears Stop Sleeping https:// buymeacoffee.com/newscafe/what -happens-when-bears-stop-sleeping # CLIMAT
A report is drawing attention to bears skipping hibernation, a phenomenon linked to warming winters, with discussion centred on Russia where the animals are an iconic part of the wilderness. Commenters are debating what the disruption of this ancient survival cycle means for bear behaviour, human safety and the wider environment.
- 3Dev tool vx adds one-command plugin scaffolding●One command scaffolds a working plugin and its test. Bring your own remote cache through one small interface, hook setup
The open-source build tool vx now lets developers generate a working plugin and its test with a single command. Plugins can plug a remote cache into one small interface, wrap runs with setup and teardown hooks, or drive vx programmatically from scripts using its run() and planRun() functions. The feature targets teams working in JavaScript monorepos who want to extend their build pipeline with custom logic.
- 4Betelgeuse vs. WOH G64: Which Star Explodes First?●Betelgeuse vs. WOH G64: Which One Will Explode First — and Which Will Shine Brighter? https:// buymeacoffee.com/newscafe
Astronomy enthusiasts are comparing two red supergiants, Betelgeuse and WOH G64, asking which will go supernova first and which will be the brighter spectacle when it does. Betelgeuse, in our galaxy and visible to the naked eye, is widely expected to explode within tens of thousands of years, while the more distant WOH G64 in the Large Magellanic Cloud remains far harder to observe.