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Astrophotography in November 2026: a supermoon, the return of Orion and long winter nights make this a great month to take your camera out at night

Northern Hemisphere finally get extended hours under truly dark skies in November 2026. The Milky Way’s bright core has slipped from view, but in its place come the rising winter constellations, dense star fields and bright targets that reward longer stargazing sessions. The month also features a well-timed new moon, a bright supermoon and a meteor shower, but it’s less about headline events…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Waymo picks Toyota bZ4X as its next robotaxi, starting in Japan in 2027

Waymo is adding the Toyota bZ4X to its robotaxi lineup. Toyota will build a custom version of the electric SUV with the Waymo Driver integrated right on the line in Japan, and a test fleet will start operating there in 2027. It’s the first actual vehicle to come out of the partnership the two companies signed last year. And it gives Waymo a Japanese-built car for its Tokyo launch, with the UK…
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DefenseNews

Senior US general fired, accused of leaking classified information

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, a senior military planner on the Pentagon’s Joint Staff, over accusations that he leaked classified information to the public, officials said on Thursday. Sylvia’s firing is one of the highest-profile consequences to date from Hegseth’s sweeping hunt for officials suspected of leaking information to the news media as…
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GamingNews

Reddit Will Soon Require You to Be Logged In, Likely Because of AI Overviews

Over the years, Reddit has become almost the default message board for most of the internet and, as such, houses answers to thousands of questions that anyone could access, even without an account. However, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has suggested that most of Reddit will end up locked behind a login screen. In a post titled “About that login screen,” Huffman talks about his decision to…
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