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4 years after building a pool in his garden, photographer captures award-winning image of frog embryo inside an egg using special probe lens

Experiencing new life developing in front of the lens is a moment few ever encounter. For photographer and biologist Julian Terreros-Martin, that opportunity came unexpectedly – and has now earned him one of the UK’s most prestigious wildlife photography awards. Terreros-Martin‘s striking image shows a developing embry of a common frog (Rana temporaria) inside a translucent egg – a…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Yet another Honda electric motorcycle is proving batteries may beat combustion

Honda’s electric RTL trials motorcycle has just delivered one of the strongest signs yet that electric motorcycles may finally be coming into their own in the off-road world. At the opening round of the 2026 TrialGP World Championship in Japan, rider Miquel Gelabert piloted the Honda RTL Electric to sixth place overall on day one before improving to fifth place on day two. That marks the first…
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DefenseNews

Canada wants Saab early-warning aircraft under push to retool defense suppliers

VICTORIA, British Columbia — Canada will purchase six GlobalEye early warning and control aircraft from Saab as part of deal to not only boost Canadian military capabilities but energize domestic defense production. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the news May 27 at the CANSEC defense trade show in Ottawa. It was the first time that a Canadian prime minister had appeared at the show, the…
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ComputersNews

Microsoft is putting Copilot on a productivity leash

Google made headlines a short time ago for a plan to expand its Gemini prompt box as it combines AI and search. Microsoft is taking a different tack: it’s also dynamically expanding its prompt box, but with an eye towards improving its productivity apps instead. Right now, Microsoft’s efforts are traversing the outer reaches of its productivity solar system, being tested internally with a few…
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