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US woman behind Slender Man stabbing is missing after leaving group home

Morgan Geyser of Wisconsin cut off her electronic monitoring device and was last seen with an acquaintance A Wisconsin woman who admitted to stabbing a classmate nearly to death in 2014 to please the online horror character Slender Man is missing after she cut off an electronic monitoring device and left a group home, authorities said on Sunday. Madison police issued an alert on Sunday for Morgan Geyser, now 23, saying she was last seen around 8pm on Saturday with an adult acquaintance. Continue reading… Source link

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Simpler regulations spearhead UK taskforce plan to get new nuclear reactors built

Panel’s final report outlines planning and environmental changes to get plants built faster and cheaper A government taskforce has finalised its plans to speed up and lower the cost of rolling out a new generation of nuclear reactors by streamlining UK regulation. The nuclear regulatory taskforce was set up by the prime minister, Keir Starmer, in February after the government promised to rip up “archaic rules” and slash regulations to “get Britain building”. Continue reading… Source link

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In Malaysia’s Sabah state election, it’s Gen Z vs the old guard

When activist Sudirman Arshad walked into a Kota Kinabalu police station last month, the 22-year-old expected to file a routine report after a minor traffic accident. Instead, he was held for hours and questioned under Malaysia’s Sedition Act over a rally he had helped organise. The experience left him shaken, but also confirmed a nagging suspicion: Sabah’s political establishment has finally realised that Gen Z is no longer content to sit quietly on the sidelines. His brush with the law came as… Source link

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Rocket Ranch – Episode 20: Space Explorer

Joshua Santora: Pluto is not a planet… or is it? Next on the “Rocket Ranch.” [ Bird cries ] Launch Countdown Sequence: EGS Program Chief Engineer, verify no constraints to launch. EGS Chief Engineer team has no constraints. I copy that. You are clear to launch. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and lift-off. All clear. Now passing through max Q, maximum dynamic pressure. Welcome to space. [ Whipcrack, theme music plays ] Joshua Santora: Alright. So, I am in the booth now with Dr. Alan Stern. Dr. Stern, thank you for joining me today. Alan Stern: Hey, Joshua, it’s…

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21. LCRD – The Design: Ground | NASA’s The Invisible Network Podcast

NARRATOR In this fourth episode of a five-part series about the Laser Communications Relay Demonstration, we’ll look at LCRD’s ground segment, travelling across the Unites States to explore infrastructure in Hawaii, California, and New Mexico. We’ll encounter disparate and complex systems working harmoniously to empower LCRD’s flight system and its host spacecraft, the U.S. Space Force’s Space Test Program Satellite-6. I’m Danny Baird. This is “The Invisible Network.” … NARRATOR We begin our journey at the White Sands Complex in Las Cruces, New Mexico. There, NASA operates the entire LCRD system. MIRIAM WENNERSTEN My name is Miriam Wennersten, and…

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US senator slams Republicans’ silence on Trump’s violent threats to Democrats

Mark Kelly, a veteran and Democrat targeted by Trump over military comments, says he is ‘not going to be intimidated’ Senator Mark Kelly on Sunday urged congressional Republicans to publicly reject Trump’s threats against him and five other Democratic lawmakers who stated that military personnel are not obligated to follow illegal commands. “We’ve heard very little, basically crickets, from Republicans in the United States Congress about what the president has said about hanging members of Congress,” Kelly, of Arizona, said on CBS’s Face the Nation. Continue reading… Source link

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Donald Glover reveals he had a stroke on Childish Gambino tour in 2024

Musician and actor tells LA audience that doctors also found a hole in his heart requiring surgery Donald Glover, who performs under the name Childish Gambino, has revealed he had a stroke last year which forced him to cancel world tour dates. At the time the 42-year-old said he was dealing with an “ailment” after performing in New Orleans and had gone to a hospital in Houston, where he discovered he needed surgery. He subsequently postponed, then entirely cancelled the remainder of his US tour, as well as all of his UK, European and Australian dates, writing: “Unfortunately, my…

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NASA in Silicon Valley Live – The Science of Heat Shields

NASA in Silicon Valley Live is a talk show that features conversations with scientists, researchers, engineers and all-around cool people who work at NASA to push the boundaries of innovation. In this episode streamed on Nov. 15, 2018, we talk about the science of heat shields, how spacecraft survive the extreme temperatures experienced during atmospheric entry and more! Video with captions: Source link

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Season 5, Episode 22: Using Webb to Trace Galactic Histories

The James Webb Space Telescope, which launched Dec. 25, will allow us to see the farthest galaxies and better understand the origins of the Milky Way. Aaron Yung at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center is preparing for these historic observations by simulating what Webb will see in the early universe. But Aaron’s path to mind-bending research wasn’t easy. When he came to the United States as a teenager, he spoke a different native language and didn’t have the preparation other kids had for math and physics. Learn about Aaron’s journey in this episode of Gravity Assist. Jim Green: Our…

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Nuestros océanos cambiantes – NASA

Suscríbete vía Google Podcasts [Sonido de olas de mar y gaviotas]  Carlos Del Castillo  Esto debería ser el planeta Océano, no el planeta Tierra. Lo que pasa en el océano afecta lo que pasa a miles de millas tierra adentro.  [Música Perpetual Wonder, por St. Laurent]  Carlos Del Castillo  NASA obviamente nos conocemos por estudiar el espacio, pero es por esta misma razón, porque tenemos la tecnología y el conocimiento de poner instrumentos en el espacio que podemos virar y mirar a nuestro propio planeta desde la gran perspectiva de la órbita alrededor de la Tierra y poder ver…

India
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Nifty below fair value, but big opportunities ahead: Nimesh Chandan lists sectors to watch

Despite muted 2025 returns, markets showed interest in niche themes like data centers, PEBs, and semiconductors. Strong drivers include financialization, digitalization, rising affluence, and healthcare demand. With Nifty trading below intrinsic value and earnings growth expected in double digits for FY26–27, selective stock picking across BFSI, consumption, healthcare, and platform businesses offers long-term opportunities, while short-term volatility may present buying windows. Source link

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Bosnian Serb ex-president Milorad Dodik says his party won presidential vote

Bosnia’s Serb Republic former president Milorad Dodik said that his party’s candidate, Sinisa Karan, has won a snap presidential election on Sunday with a slim majority. The election was called after Dodik was stripped of his office and banned from politics for six years. “Our candidate Sinisa Karan won today’s election,” Dodik declared at the headquarters of his Alliance of Independent Social Democrats party (SNSD). The central election commission will announce preliminary election results on… Source link

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Gaza hospitals running out of supplies as Israeli airstrikes continue, medics say

‘Severe lack’ in territory where Israeli strikes have killed more than 50 people and injured over 100 in recent days Hospitals in Gaza are running out of essential supplies, with new waves of Israeli airstrikes killing more than 50 people and injuring more than 100 in recent days, medical and aid workers in the devastated Palestinian territory have said. Medics said on Sunday that stocks of gauze, antiseptics, thermometers and antibiotics were running low. Continue reading… Source link