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- 1Gran Telescopio Canarias captures striking image of galaxy Arp 288●Gran Telescopio Canarias image of Arp 288, also known as NGC 5221. In 2016, a supernova appeared in the galaxy's long ti
A new image from the Gran Telescopio Canarias shows Arp 288, also known as NGC 5221, a galaxy with a long tidal tail stretching roughly 260 thousand light years from its center. A supernova that appeared in that tail in 2016 acted as a backlight, revealing that the tail contains surprisingly little dust, a detail astronomers find notable.
- 2Coastal Meadow Patterns Shield Plants from Rising Salinity, NIOZ Study Finds▼NIOZ Study Finds Coastal Meadow Patterns Shield Plants from Rising Salinity
Researchers at the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) report that the natural patterning of coastal seagrass and salt marsh meadows helps protect the plants from increasing salinity. The study suggests that how vegetation is arranged across tidal flats influences how saltwater moves through these ecosystems, with clumped patterns offering shelter from salt stress. The findings could inform restoration of coastal wetlands facing rising seas and salinisation.
- 3Siri's Tidal support highlights an Android gap●Siri will play music from Tidal on # iOS , but Gemini can't do the same on # Android . This makes iOS objectively superi
Users are pointing out that Siri on iOS can play music from Tidal via voice commands, while Google's Gemini assistant cannot do the same on Android. The complaint is that the workaround—building a custom IFTTT applet—is unreasonably complicated for such a basic task. The exchange is sparking debate about whether platform-specific app integrations make one mobile ecosystem better than the other.
- 4Protecting Bangladesh's Coastal Communities From Tide-Related Loss●How to Protect Coastal Communities From Tide-Related Loss and Damage in Bangladesh https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.ip
A new report by Inter Press Service examines how coastal communities in Bangladesh can be protected from tide-related loss and damage as rising seas and tidal flooding intensify. The piece focuses on adaptation measures and how loss-and-damage funding can support vulnerable low-lying areas facing repeated tidal inundation.