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    FCC holds unilateral power over massive spaceflight projects●"The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly green-light massive spaceflight projects that could compMmastodonScienceSpace Policy14029 min ago

    The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly approve large-scale spaceflight projects, such as giant satellite constellations, that could permanently alter the night sky for everyone on Earth. Despite growing public outcry from astronomers and dark-sky advocates, space law experts say there is very little other regulation capable of checking these launches, leaving the FCC with largely unchecked authority over the orbital environment.

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    Astronomers warn Reflect Orbital mirror satellites would ruin night skies●"'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' Benvenuti said. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, tMmastodonScienceSpace Policy10029 min ago

    Reflect Orbital's plan to launch tens of thousands of sun-reflecting satellites has drawn alarm from astronomers. 'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' said researcher Benvenuti. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, that is clear.' The US Federal Communications Commission has granted the company approval, prompting criticism that commercial sunlight services could permanently interfere with telescope observations and dark skies.

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    Environmental groups challenge FCC approval of space sunlight startup●"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse apprMmastodonScienceSpace Policy4729 min ago

    Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse its approval of a startup's plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space to Earth. The groups argue the agency ignored the project's potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy, opening a new front in debates over regulating commercial space ventures.

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    Supreme Court Rules 9-0 in Case With Nationwide Implications●Supreme Court Delivers 9-0 Unanimous Ruling With Major Nationwide & Constitutional Implications!▶youtubeWorldLaw & Courts300.7K3 h ago

    The US Supreme Court has issued a unanimous 9-0 ruling carrying significant nationwide and constitutional implications. The exact case involved is not specified in the available information, but the decision attracted wide attention given the court's rare full agreement and the broad legal consequences such a ruling can carry across the country.

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    CATL Unveils EV Battery Charging in Six Minutes●TECHNOLOGY: China’s CATL Debuts EV Battery With Speedy Six-Minute Recharge and a 1,000-km Range✉newsLifeAutos4 h ago

    Chinese battery maker CATL has introduced a new electric vehicle battery that can be recharged in about six minutes and deliver a driving range of roughly 1,000 kilometres on a single charge. The debut is drawing attention as a potential leap forward in easing charging and range anxiety, key barriers to wider EV adoption.

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    Ukrainian forces use explosive-laden APC to ram Russian fortifications near Lyman●Insane video of Ukrainian forces using a Soviet Era apc equipped with an IED to ram into Russian fortifications and expl𝕏xRUWarUkraine3.6K17 h ago

    Ukrainian forces carried out an attack near Lyman in which a Soviet-era armoured personnel carrier packed with an improvised explosive device was driven into Russian fortifications and detonated. The incident reportedly occurred during recent counteroffensive operations. The unusual tactic, using an unmanned or sacrificial vehicle as a mobile bomb, has drawn wide attention online amid ongoing fighting in the eastern Donetsk region.

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    Immigration advocate sues border agents over warrantless phone search▼Returning from vacation? The government can search your phone without a warrantYhnTechnologyMobile41111 min ago

    An immigration advocate has filed a lawsuit against US border agents after they demanded access to his cell phone as he returned from abroad, sparking renewed debate over warrantless device searches at the border. Civil liberties advocates argue the practice violates Fourth Amendment protections, while customs authorities maintain broad search powers near ports of entry.

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    Monster Police Kids Song Tops Children's Charts●Monster Behind the Door | Monster Police 🚨 | Educational Kids Song | Rosoo Nursery Rhymes▶youtubeLifeEducation510K1 h ago

    Rosoo Nursery Rhymes' new educational children's song, 'Monster Behind the Door | Monster Police', is drawing major attention worldwide, with over 500,000 likes. The animated nursery rhyme teaches kids about facing fears and calling for help, continuing the trend of monster-themed songs for young children. Parents and children's content watchers are engaging heavily as the video climbs to the top of kids' music rankings.

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    Schools across Sweden are warning pupils after threatening messages tied to 'Katten i hatten' — the Cat in the Hat costume figure — have spread fear among children. Police say they are taking the threats seriously, and SVT traced the man behind the costume clips. Separately, debate continues over copying Estonia's school model.

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    Shimamura online rolls out new Chiikawa merchandise▼しまむらオンライン ちいかわGgoogleJP5K4 h ago

    Japanese casualwear retailer Shimamura is drawing attention with new Chiikawa items sold through its online store. Recent coverage highlights Christmas-themed products, including socks styled after the anime's cat character and toy cake cans with individually wrapped treats, plus 'magical Chiikawa' ramune drinks, a scepter-shaped item, room socks and desk calendars.

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    The Decline of Web Development Education▼The death of web development educationYhnLifeEducation23537 min ago

    A new essay argues that web development education is dying, contending that the rapid churn of frameworks, tools and hype has displaced solid teaching of fundamentals. The piece laments that learners are pushed toward memorising shifting libraries rather than understanding core technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript and HTTP, leaving newcomers poorly served compared with earlier generations of self-taught developers.

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    Schools warn parents about viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend●What to know about the viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend prompting school warnings✉newsTechnologyInternet7 h ago

    Schools in the United States are sending warnings to parents about a viral trend tied to Dr. Seuss's 'Cat in the Hat' character. The trend is spreading widely on social media, prompting administrators to alert families and caution students. Details about exactly what the trend involves and how schools are responding remain limited in early coverage.

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    A new commentary argues that agency adjudication in the United States is under mounting pressure from court rulings and regulatory reform proposals, and outlines measures to preserve what remains of administrative agencies' ability to decide cases. Legal observers are debating how far administrative law can be scaled back without disabling federal regulation.

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    Developers push back against Android Developer Verification program●Fuck Android Developer Verification ProgramYhnTechnologyMobile33536 min ago

    Google's Android Developer Verification program is drawing sharp criticism from developers, with a post cursing the program drawing hundreds of likes. The program requires developers to verify their identity with Google before distributing apps, even outside the Play Store. Critics see it as a restriction on Android's traditional openness and sideloading freedom, and are voicing frustration at the tightening gatekeeping.

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    Patient died by suicide after insurance delayed medication●Patient died by suicide after insurance delayed medication: reportMmastodon1141 min ago

    A report by The Independent says Kenney Blewett died by suicide after his insurance company delayed coverage of a medication his doctors believed could help him. His wife said he had been hopeful the drug would work, telling the paper, 'I wish we had the chance to find out.' The case has drawn attention to how insurance delays can affect patients in mental health crises.

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    Georgian Court University Honored for Education and Social Work Programs▼Georgian Court Recognized for Education, Social Work, and Online Communication Programs✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    Georgian Court University has received recognition for its academic programs in education, social work, and online communication. The university announced the honors, highlighting the strength of its teaching and social work departments as well as its distance-learning offerings in communication. The recognition underscores the institution's focus on professional preparation and expanding online education.

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    Live deep-ocean diving challenge draws huge audiences▼Live : Deep ocean diving and catching fishes |Very hard challenge▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans685.8K23 min ago

    A live-streamed deep ocean diving challenge, in which divers attempt to catch fish at depth, is attracting millions of viewers, with individual sessions racking up millions of likes. The format, promoted as a very hard endurance challenge, appears on a channel focused on animal and outdoor content. Audiences are tuning in for the difficulty of the feat and the unpredictability of live underwater catch footage.

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    A new technical blog post explains how dual polytopes can be used to simplify convex hulls, walking through the underlying geometry and its practical applications in computational geometry and graphics. The piece has drawn attention from developers and math enthusiasts debating the approach's usefulness and clarity.

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    Wings for Europe volunteers build FPV drones for Ukraine●WFE volunteers dedicate their time & skills to transform the components donated by our Angels into FPV drones later deliMmastodonWarUkraine13 h ago

    Volunteers with Wings for Europe are assembling FPV drones from components donated by supporters, with the finished drones delivered to Ukraine's defenders on the front line. The group says each drone assembled is more than technology, calling it a lifeline for those risking their lives to defend freedom. The initiative highlights the ongoing role of volunteer networks in supplying drones to Ukrainian forces.

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    Home Cook Recreates a Beloved Recipe with Chardonnay and Homemade Stock●"Still dreaming of this dish! Cooked it exactly to the recipe (no modifications) using a Chardonnay for the wine, home made chicken stock, and Parmigiano Reggiano. I served it in a bowl with a good chewy but crusty bread that I toasted in the oven and brushed✉newsLifeFood8 h ago

    A home cook is sharing their excitement over a dish they finally made, saying they are still dreaming of it. They followed the recipe exactly, using Chardonnay as the wine, homemade chicken stock, and Parmigiano Reggiano, then served it in a bowl with crusty, chewy bread toasted in the oven. Comments are likely focused on the classic combination of wine, stock and cheese, and how simple ingredients elevate an everyday meal.

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    More Than 800 Palestinian Teachers Killed in Gaza●More Than 800 Teachers Killed: Palestinian Educators Face ‘Battle for Survival’ - Palestine Chronicle https://www. palesMmastodonLifeEducation42 h ago

    The Palestine Chronicle reports that Israeli military action in Gaza has killed more than 800 Palestinian teachers, describing educators as facing a battle for survival. The report highlights the toll on Gaza's education sector, with schools devastated and teaching staff among the casualties since the war began, raising concerns about the collapse of children's schooling.

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    Mark Chapman reportedly dating Match of the Day co-host Kelly Cates●Mark Chapman and MOTD co-host Kelly Cates 'are dating' after he splits from ex https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/mark-cMmastodonCultureCelebrity21 h ago

    Reports say BBC presenter Mark Chapman is dating Kelly Cates, his co-presenter on Match of the Day, following his split from his former partner. The story, reported by the Evening Standard, links two of British football broadcasting's best-known presenters and is drawing attention as the new presenting lineup of the show settles in.

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    Tucker Carlson Confronts Britain's Most Pro-War Advocate●“Prepare for War” - Tucker Confronts Britain’s Most Pro-War Advocate▶youtubeWar1.5M59 min ago

    Tucker Carlson released an interview titled "Prepare for War" in which he confronts what he calls Britain's most pro-war advocate. The exchange has drawn massive attention online, with over 1.4 million engagements within a day of release. Viewers are debating the host's pointed challenges to his guest's stance on military escalation and Britain's role in the conflict.

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    Long-distance swimmer Catherine Breed is in the news, with a Santa Barbara Independent profile following her journey from a swim across the Farallon Islands to her ongoing open-water feats near Santa Barbara. The piece highlights her endurance and her place among the elite marathon swimmers tackling California's demanding coastal routes.

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    Rocket Lab Jumps 9% After $266M Air Force Contract●RKLB Stock Pops 9% After-Hours On $266M Air Force Win — Retail Sees A Space Sector ‘Catalyst’✉newsBusinessRetail17 h ago

    Rocket Lab shares rose about 9% in after-hours trading after the company won a $266 million contract from the US Air Force. Retail investors are calling the award a potential catalyst for the broader space sector, arguing it could lift sentiment across space stocks. The win underscores Rocket Lab's growing role in national security launch and space work.

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    Júlia Zanatta hailed as the future of Santa Catarina●The future of Santa Catarina has a first name and a last name and wears a tiara on her head. It's Júlia Zanatta𝕏xUS8.1K4 h ago

    Supporters in Santa Catarina, Brazil, are celebrating Júlia Zanatta, crowned with a tiara, calling her 'the future' of the state. The phrase, paired with the hashtag 'apropiajulia' (roughly 'own it, Júlia'), has drawn thousands of supportive reactions. Zanatta appears to hold a pageant-style title, and fans are praising her as a rising figure for the state.

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    Billings high school students pedal for cleaner environment▼Pedaling for a purpose: Billings high school students advocate for a cleaner environment✉newsEnvironment28 min ago

    High school students in Billings, Montana are taking to their bikes to push for a cleaner environment. The campaign, reported by local station KTVQ, highlights young people combining cycling with environmental advocacy in their community.

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    Kids' 'Be Brave' Song About Monsters in the Dark Gains Traction●Oh No! Monster in the Dark👻 | Be Brave Song | Educational Kids Song | Rosoo Nursery Rhymes▶youtubeLifeEducation200.3K1 h ago

    A nursery rhyme channel has released an educational children's song called 'Oh No! Monster in the Dark', which encourages kids to be brave when frightened of the dark. The song, part of a series of animated songs for young children, has drawn strong engagement from families, with viewers praising its gentle approach to a common childhood fear.

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    MicroWatt Launches First UL Certified Inspection Robot for Hazardous Locations in North America▼MicroWatt Launches North America’s First UL Certified Inspection Robot for Hazardous Locations✉newsTechnologyRobotics4 h ago

    MicroWatt has launched what it describes as North America's first UL certified inspection robot designed for hazardous locations. The certification allows the robot to operate in environments where explosive gases or flammable materials pose risks, such as oil and gas facilities. Industry outlets report the launch as a step forward for automated inspection in energy and industrial sites, where safety rules have long limited robotic deployment.

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    Flydubai co-pilot suspected of acting alone in attack●Early indications suggest Flydubai co-pilot acted alone in attack, officials say✉newsWarTerrorism9 h ago

    Officials say early indications point to the Flydubai co-pilot having acted alone in the attack, with no evidence so far of wider involvement. Investigators are still working to establish the full circumstances, and authorities have cautioned that the picture could change as the inquiry continues.

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    Colorado State opens new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex●CSU launches new Veterinary Hospital & Education Complex with goal of improving vet education, patient care✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    Colorado State University has opened a new Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex aimed at improving veterinary education and patient care. The facility brings teaching and clinical services together, giving students hands-on training while expanding treatment capacity for animal patients.

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    Democrat David Jolly Promises 'Public Education Renaissance' in Sarasota▼Democrat David Jolly talks of 'public education renaissance' during Sarasota visit✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    Democrat David Jolly visited Sarasota, Florida, where he spoke of a coming 'public education renaissance,' positioning increased support for public schools as a central theme of his political message. The remarks signal education as a key issue for him, in a state where school policy has been a point of sharp political debate. Details of specific policy proposals from the visit were not immediately available.

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    Torrential rains have left two people dead in Catalonia, according to La Voz de Galicia. Weather service Meteocat issued warnings for the Barcelona area as intense storms battered the region. Searches for Meteocat and Barcelona spiked as residents followed official alerts, checked forecasts, and monitored the evolving severe weather situation.

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    French students set schools on fire over lack of resources●Students are denouncing the "lack of resources" in French education by setting their schools on fire. They complain ther𝕏xFR4.7K4 h ago

    Students in France are setting fire to school buildings in protest against what they call a lack of resources in the education system. They complain there are not enough teachers and that learning conditions are inadequate. Critics point out the contradiction that some of the same students have assaulted educators and vandalised school property, worsening the conditions they protest against.

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    Hegseth Moves to Cut Generals, Admirals and Military Education●Hegseth Takes an Axe to Generals, Admirals and Military Education | Command Post▶youtubeLifeEducation339.5K1 h ago

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is pushing a sweeping shake-up of the US military's senior leadership and its professional education system, targeting the number of generals and admirals and overhauling how officers are trained. The moves are drawing strong reactions from critics who see it as a politicization of the Pentagon and from supporters who back his push to cut bureaucracy and purge what he calls woke influence.

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    Supporters rally to fund Ayham's education in Gaza●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@ayham_ljboor2 008/117384441832026739 ‼️EDUCATION IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO AYHAM‼️ ⭕ THISMmastodonLifeEducation82 h ago

    Social media users are amplifying a fundraising appeal for Ayham, a young man from Gaza, stressing that education is extremely important to him and to his whole community. The appeal, shared via the Lifeline4Gaza platform, asks donors to help him continue his studies. Commenters frame it as both a personal cause and a broader human rights issue for Palestinians in Gaza.

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    2026 International Utility Locate Rodeo announced●2026 International Utility Locate RodeoYhnWorld271 h ago

    The 2026 International Utility Locate Rodeo, a competitive event for underground utility locating professionals, is drawing attention online. The contest brings together technicians who identify buried pipes and cables, testing accuracy and speed in a field where mis-locates can cause costly damage and safety hazards. The event's website is now live, and industry watchers are sharing details about dates, registration, and competition categories.

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    Mathematical models used to decode cellular communication▼Unpicking cellular communication with mathematical models✉newsScience30 min ago

    Researchers at the Wellcome Sanger Institute are using mathematical models to study how cells communicate with one another. By applying computational approaches to biological data, the work aims to unpick the signalling processes that coordinate behaviour between cells, with potential relevance to understanding development, disease and tissue function. The institute says modelling offers a way to interpret complex cellular interactions that are difficult to observe directly.

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    Tyler Higbee hauls in five catches▼Tyler Higbee good for five catches✉newsSportSports3 h ago

    Rams tight end Tyler Higbee registered five catches in the latest NFL action, according to Yahoo Sports. The performance is being noted by fantasy football followers tracking his role in the Los Angeles passing game as the season progresses.

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    New Solar Panel Technology Seen as US Path to Rival China●A New Crop of Solar Panels Is the U.S.’s Best Hope of Catching China✉newsTechnology26 min ago

    A new generation of solar panels is being described as the United States' best chance of narrowing the gap with China in solar manufacturing. The report frames emerging panel technology as critical to American competitiveness in a sector where China dominates global production. The story is drawing attention amid ongoing debate over US clean energy strategy and industrial policy.

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