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NASA discovered the “once in a century” Moon crater by comparing years of lunar photographs from two different types of cameras

September 24, 2026
Last week, NASA announced that in October 2025, it spotted a huge new crater on the surface of the Moon. Measuring about 728 feet (222 meters) across and roughly 141 feet (43 meters) deep, according to NASA, the lunar impact site, officially called McGetchin crater, was a “once in a century” event. However, McGetchin crater wasn’t discovered by a spacecraft actively watching the impact…
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Massive UK study finds high-mileage electric cars more durable than petrol

September 24, 2026
A study of millions of UK vehicles shows that electric cars stay on the road longer than petrol cars, and the gap widens as mileage increases. With electric cars being a relatively new technology, many people have been skeptical of what their long-term reliability would look like. Despite EVs having fewer moving parts which suggests less opportunity for failure, fear of the new still keeps people…
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DefenseNews

Greenland welcomes US military pact but trust still shaky

September 24, 2026
Greenland’s government and residents expressed relief that a military pact with the United States and Denmark may end anxiety over President Donald Trump’s threats to seize their Arctic island, but many remain distrustful of Washington. “I am incredibly relieved and…
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Europe’s push to reduce US reliance is reshaping the defense space market

September 24, 2026
PARIS — Demand for sovereign satellite capabilities is growing in Europe as governments seek greater control over access to relevant infrastructure. The push comes after restrictions by the United States on satellite access in Ukraine and the Middle East over the past two years underscored the risk of dependence, executives and policy makers said at an industry conference here last…
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GamingNews

Blizzard Reveals the World of Warcraft Forever Feature 'We Simply Must Hold the Line On'

September 23, 2026
Ever since Blizzard revealed World of Warcraft: Forever at Blizzcon 2026, the company has been laser-focused on maintaining its Classic+ identity, even if that means not implementing some quality-of-life features the game’s retail version has had for years. In a reply to GingiTV and Nobbel87, two of the biggest WoW personalities on X/Twitter (albeit from complete opposite ends of the…
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