CryptoNews

Michael Saylor Reveals 400-Year History Behind Bitcoin Income

Michael Saylor traced Strategy’s model of financing bitcoin holdings through income-paying shares to four centuries of financial history. His analysis connected Dutch trading companies, railroad financing, and U.S. tax law to the company’s Stretch security. Key Takeaways Stretch’s initial offering raised approximately $2.521 billion. Daily dividend accrual includes weekends and…
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NewsSpace

Send your name to Saturn's moon Titan with NASA's upcoming Dragonfly mission

We still may be some time away from sending humans to distant reaches of the solar system, but you can send your name to Saturn’s moon Titan, which has the ingredients of life on its surface thanks to NASA’s Dragonfly mission. Dragonfly is an SUV-sized nuclear-powered rotorcraft that NASA aims to launch towards Titan in 2028. The agency opened a special events page in late October to…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Meta introduces Spaces, a new way to collaborate with your Muse agent

Meta recently launched its Muse agents – a new generation of cuddly agentic helpers. Now, the company has launched Spaces, a new way to communicate and collaborate with them. As far as I can tell, Spaces are basically breakout conversations that revolve around a particular topic – although Meta refers to them as “custom experiences.” They live in the sidebar of the…
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NewsPhotography

A polar bear at the window, an imposing elephant and a huddle of huskies: Paul Nicklen's camera craft demonstrates the awesome power that wildlife photography can have

You’re sitting in a cabin in Svalbard, the Norwegian Arctic archipelago that’s one of the remotest places on Earth. An oil lamp glows on the wall. You look up, only to find a polar bear staring straight back at you through the open window. Most of us would be terrified. But Canadian photographer, filmmaker and marine biologist Paul Nicklen got the shot. He later titled it Face to Face…
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