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A massive crater was spotted on Google Earth. It could be a scar from an ancient meteorite impact

July 22, 2026
An amateur astronomer’s plans for a camping vacation two years ago transformed into a possible crater find in Canada’s north. Amateur astronomer Joël Lapointe, using Google Maps to figure out his route for the 2024 vacation, saw some odd terrain in Quebec’s Côte-Nord region centered on Lake Marsal. Lapointe suspected it was an impact crater from a meteorite, and made a report…
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AI & RoboticsNews

AI and the rise of the universal entertainment app

July 22, 2026
All the big entertainment apps are starting to look the same, and that’s not an accident. For a decade, platforms fought over who would dominate a single format: music, video, podcasts, audiobooks. Now, powered by AI, they’re fighting over something bigger – becoming the app you default to whenever you have time to kill, no matter what form the content takes. There are several…
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More than mountains: the human story of Chilean Patagonia told through these award-winning photos

July 22, 2026
Chilean Patagonia, an area famed for its towering granite peaks, crystalline glaciers, and vast, rugged wilderness so beautiful it almost seems like the picture-perfect South American region was crafted by an artist. Yet two of the most highly commended images from this year’s Patagonia Photo Contest shed light on something much more personal than these iconic vistas. Timothy Dhalleine’s…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Genesis may bring a more affordable luxury EV to the mass market

July 22, 2026
Genesis is going on the offensive as the Korean luxury brand expands into new segments. Is Genesis launching a more affordable EV? After launching its first vehicle in 2015, Genesis has “grown faster than any luxury marque in history,” according to Hyundai Motor CEO José Muñoz. Over the next decade, Genesis has much more in the pipeline as it aims to become a global powerhouse. The Korean…
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