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I thought I knew the night sky, but what I saw from the Canary Islands left me speechless

I should probably start with a confession for someone who writes about the night sky almost every day: until recently, I had never actually seen the Milky Way properly. Not as a bright, structured band stretching across the sky. Not in a way that made me stop and stare. I knew my home skies in central England were light-polluted. I also thought I had experienced reasonably dark skies before…
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Skylight debuts Calendar 2 to keep your family organized

Skylight may have started as a digital picture frame, but today, the company is more focused on helping families stay organized with shared calendars, lists, meal planning tools, and more. At CES 2026, the company debuted its latest product: the Skylight Calendar 2, which offers a sleeker design than the original 15-inch calendar but smaller than the 27-inch wall-mounted Calendar Max. Like its…
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Expressive Kolkata image earns major recognition, captured with "one of the best full-frame mirrorless cameras for travel photography"

Wrapped in dense morning fog and charged with stillness, Maidan by Italian photographer Andrea Bettancini has won First Place in AAP Magazine #53: Travels. Captured in Kolkata, India, the image depicts a mounted Indian Army soldier sitting on a horse in front of a bare tree, surrounded by an arid landscape: a winning combination of emotional restraint, cinematic atmosphere, and silence. This…
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Tesla's full 2025 data from Europe is in, and it is a total bloodbath

The data is in for Tesla’s full year 2025 in Europe, and frankly, it’s a bloodbath across most major markets. There’s a single exception, and Tesla can’t count on it in 2026. Following years of explosive growth that saw the Model Y become the best-selling car on the continent, Tesla hit a massive demand wall in 2025. According to registration data compiled from major European markets…
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