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I beat light pollution with this smart telescope — everything I saw in the night sky from a city center

September 12, 2025
Stargazing is a wonderful pursuit that appeals to both the casual and dedicated observer, but views outside of cities are often much clearer and brighter thanks to different levels of light pollution. Excessive and misdirected use of artificial light is more common in cities and can have a huge effect on the visibility of the night sky, particularly for those stargazers who are looking to observe…
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Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins dies aged 78

September 12, 2025
,Magnum photographer and celebrated photojournalist Chris Steele-Perkins has died aged 78. His beautifully-crafted documentary images of people and of war zones will live on in as a lasting memory of his long career. Chris was born in Myanmar (then Burma) in 1947 and was…
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Check out these creative ways to use shapes in photography! These photo competition highlights are truly inspiring

September 12, 2025
This milestone 50th edition of All About Photo Magazine invited creatives to submit photographs that reveal how geometry, balance and abstraction transform everyday scenes into extraordinary images. The winners have been announced, showcasing powerful ways to use shapes to capture attention, alienate the subject and underline visual storytelling. Selected from hundreds of submissions across eleven…
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Zoox has officially begun offering (free) robotaxi rides to the general public around LasVegas

September 12, 2025
Bespoke robotaxi developer Zoox officially launched driverless rides around the Las Vegas Strip today. The milestone follows months of testing in the area, and the initial rides are free for the general public. In the eleven years since its incorporation, Zoox, Inc. has taken a unique and exciting approach to rideshare transportation. Instead of building a robotaxi fleet using existing vehicles…
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BAE sees forward-deployed naval drones doing air defense for warships

September 12, 2025
LONDON — Future air defense for naval vessels and combat armor may include a defensive escort of uncrewed vehicles equipped with electronic warfare measures or drone-killing cannons, according to the technology director at BAE Systems, Europe’s largest defense company. The logic follows lessons learned from recent naval engagements that dance around the sweet spot of hitting targets from a…
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