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    Earth absorbing heat equal to four Hiroshima bombs every second●Climate is accumulating 4 Hiroshima atomic bombs worth of heat per secondYhnEnvironmentClimate6020 min ago

    Scientists and commentators are highlighting that the Earth's climate system is accumulating heat at a rate equivalent to the energy released by four Hiroshima atomic bombs every second. The figure, used to make ocean and atmospheric warming tangible, is circulating widely as a vivid illustration of the pace of global warming driven by greenhouse gas emissions.

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    Mugendai MewType Release New Single Our Survival●Mugendai MewType – Our Survival (Bushiroad Music)✉newsCultureMusic1 h ago

    Japanese idol group Mugendai MewType have released a new single titled Our Survival through Bushiroad Music. The release is being picked up by metal and alternative music outlets, with reviewers noting the group's blend of idol pop and heavier rock sounds. The single marks a new entry in the group's growing discography under the Bushiroad label.

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    Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden to reopen in October 2026 after Sugimoto redesign▼Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden to reopen in October 2026 following Hiroshi Sugimoto redesign.✉newsLifeHome & Garden5 h ago

    The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC, will reopen its sculpture garden in October 2026 after a redesign led by artist and architect Hiroshi Sugimoto. The project reimagines the outdoor space, and the announcement is drawing attention from the art world as visitors await the transformed garden.

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    Takahiro Miyashita revives Number (N)ine name after 15 years●「ファッションを曖昧にしたくない」 宮下貴裕は Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita で今、何をしているのか | Fashion Design —約15年ぶりに、ナンバーナインの名… # MoeZine #MmastodonLifeFashion110 h ago

    Japanese fashion designer Takahiro Miyashita is once again using the Number (N)ine name, roughly 15 years after the storied label, reviving interest in one of Japan's most influential streetwear-turned-high-fashion brands. In a new interview he says he does not want to make fashion ambiguous, laying out his current creative direction under the revived name and what the return means for the label's legacy.