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Powerful solar storms may help life get going on alien planets. Here's how

A coronal mass ejection on another star has been witnessed in its entirety for the first time, revealing that when these violent outbursts take place on young stars, they pack enough energy to potentially kickstart the chemistry of life on any orbiting planets. Young stars can be much more tumultuous than older stars. Stellar physics predicts that in our sun’s formative years it was throwing…
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Bevel raises $10M Series A from General Catalyst for its AI health companion

Most people tracking their health today end up with scattered clues. Their smartwatch shows sleep duration. A fitness app logs steps. A nutrition app counts calories. Yet few tools help people understand how all of this fits together. Bevel, a New York-based startup, believes that’s the missing piece in the shift toward proactive health. The company has raised a $10 million Series A from…
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Honda's adorable electric hot hatch may be small, but it promises to pack a punch

The Super-ONE may be Honda’s smallest and most affordable EV, but with new features like Boost Mode, this electric hot hatch punches well above its weight. Meet Honda’s new electric hot hatch, the Super-ONE Honda revealed the Super-ONE prototype at the Japan Mobility Show on Wednesday, claiming it will offer a new type of driving experience. I know, I know. We’ve heard it so many times from…
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Soldiers take new mobile 81mm mortar system for test drive

The Army’s latest effort to modernize its formation took shape on the training grounds of Hawaii last week, as soldiers tested a new “shoot and scoot” mobile mortar system designed to make units more agile in combat. Members of the 2nd Battalion, 35th Infantry Regiment simulated wartime scenarios and trained with the Scorpion Light 81mm mortar system for five days, beginning Oct. 20…
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