DefenseNews

Poland picks Saab’s A26 submarine design, contract eyed by year’s end

WARSAW, Poland — The Polish Ministry of National Defence has selected the country’s new submarine, opting for the A26 Blekinge, a design offered by Sweden’s Saab. The decision followed an intense competition between six European and Asian nations. Poland aims to procure three submarines for the country’s Navy, with plans to have a contract signed by the end of this year. “This is a great…
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GamingNews

PC Version of Death Stranding 2 Pops Up on ESRB Website, Suggesting Official Announcement Is Close

A PC version of Death Stranding 2 looks set for an announcement soon, after a listing for the game was spotted on the Entertainment Software Rating Board website. Gematsu reported that the publisher listed on the PC rating for Death Stranding 2 is Sony Interactive Entertainment. The PC version of the first Death Stranding game, which arrived eight months after the PlayStation 4 release, was 505…
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CryptoNews

BNB ETF Advances Toward Nasdaq Listing With Vaneck’s Updated SEC Filing

Vaneck’s bold push toward a groundbreaking BNB ETF signals a powerful new wave of institutional momentum, aiming to channel surging demand for regulated crypto exposure into a Nasdaq-listed product built for scale and liquidity. Vaneck Advances BNB ETF Toward Nasdaq Listing Vaneck Digital Assets filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Nov. 21, Amendment No. 2 to its Form…
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NewsSpace

Why is this star so weird? Maybe because it ate one of its own planets

The red giant star Kepler-56 has a really weird spin, and it may be because it consumed one of its planets. Kepler-56 already has two known exoplanets, but they may have had a long-lost sibling, Takato Tokuno, a doctoral student in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Tokyo, concluded after analyzing the star’s peculiar properties. One strange quality of Kepler-56 is that its…
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