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17d

Winter storm slams UK and France as cold snap spreads across Europe

Winter storm Goretti has caused widespread power outages and travel disruptions across northern France and southern England. The storm, with wind gusts up to 99 mph, has also led to blocked roads, unstable buildings, and school closures. The cold snap has spread across Europe, affecting Central and Eastern Europe with heavy snowfall and low temperatures.

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19d

The weirdest tech we’ve seen at CES 2026

This article from The Verge highlights some of the most bizarre and innovative gadgets showcased at CES 2026, including a hair dryer that hangs over your head, a device to prevent premature ejaculation, AI-powered smart clippers for haircuts, desktop anime girls, a creepy LED face mask, transformable headphones, a solar-powered gazebo, a robot phone, a pet-following bot, a smart menstrual pad, and a chef's knife with piezoelectric ceramic crystals.

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19d

Rare fossil rewrites the story of early dinosaurs in the Southwest

This article discusses the discovery of Tenontosaurus fossils in West Texas, the southernmost record of the dinosaur and a key to the Early Cretaceous. The fossils, found by geologist Jason W. Ricketts, reframe the early Cretaceous Southwest, filling a rare gap in the dinosaur fossil record.

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19d

People in This Town Have Been Hearing a Mysterious Sound for 30 Years, But It Doesn’t Exist

Residents of Taos, New Mexico, have been reporting a mysterious low-frequency sound known as the Taos Hum for over thirty years, baffling scientists and researchers. Despite extensive investigations, including monitoring sound levels, ground vibrations, and electromagnetic fields, the source of the hum remains unidentified. The phenomenon affects only a small percentage of the population, and it disappears when people leave the area, adding to the intrigue. The Taos Hum has become one of the most perplexing acoustic mysteries in the United States, with no clear explanation for its existence.

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28d

Gen Zers and millennials flock to so-called analog islands 'because so little of their life feels tangible'

Gen Zers and millennials are flocking to analog activities such as painting, board games, writing cards, driving stick-shift cars, and listening to vinyl records, finding solace in tangible, deliberate experiences that contrast with the digital world. This trend spans generations, offering a nostalgic escape and a sense of permanence in a rapidly changing world.

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Dec 2nd

Two 7,000-year-old mummified women discovered with strange DNA profiles

Two 7,000-year-old mummified women discovered in Libya have revealed a previously unknown North African lineage, challenging the understanding of the Green Sahara's genetic history. Genetic tests show these women had no detectable roots in sub-Saharan Africa and only a small trace of Neanderthal ancestry, suggesting limited gene flow between northern and southern populations. The findings indicate that herding practices spread through cultural diffusion rather than large migrations, offering insights into the complex history of human movement and adaptation in North Africa.

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Dec 2nd

This Colorful Joel Meyerowitz Photo Is the Leica Picture of the Year 2025

Joel Meyerowitz, a renowned American photographer, has been named the Leica Picture of the Year 2025 for his 1963 street photo, 'Puerto Rican Day Parade, Manhattan, New York.' This photo, part of his retrospective 'The Joy of Seeing,' captures a vibrant moment during the parade and is now available as a limited edition print at Leica Galleries International. Meyerowitz, who has significantly contributed to the art of color photography, was inspired to pursue photography after witnessing Robert Frank's work with a Leica camera. His photo, reflecting perception and spontaneity, is a testament to his skill and the essence of street photography.

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Nov 13th

Who’s into Dinosaurs here?

Any big Dino fans here?

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Nov 6th

Frenchman sells advertising space on wedding suit, raises US$12,000 from start-ups

Which one of you is this 😂

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Nov 6th

Uproar at Miss Universe event in Thailand over local organiser’s ‘dumb’ insult

During a Miss Universe event in Thailand, a local organizer's derogatory comment towards Miss Mexico led to a walkout by the reigning Miss Universe and a postponement of the event, highlighting the importance of dignity and respect for the participants.

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Nov 5th

Happy Guy Fawkes Day 🔥

Who’s watching V for Vendetta again?

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Oct 31st

Happy Halloween 🎃 Have you seen an orange shark?

no costume needed, this shark is orange!

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Oct 6th

Germany Deploys Laser System to Protect Munich Airport Amid Ongoing Drone Incidents — UNITED24 Media

German police have deployed a laser-based system at Munich Airport to detect and track drones, following disruptions caused by unauthorized drone sightings. The system aims to enhance situational awareness and support interception operations.

united24media.com

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Oct 6th

Historian uses AI to help identify Nazi in notorious Holocaust murder image

A chilling Holocaust image, long mistaken as 'The Last Jew in Vinnitsa,' has been identified by historian Jürgen Matthäus as depicting a massacre in Berdychiv, Ukraine, on July 28, 1941, carried out by SS troops.

theguardian.com

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Oct 5th

'Loving Vincent' Creators Plot Goya

A new horror film inspired by Goya's dark paintings, titled 'Cave of Dreams', is in development by the creators of 'Loving Vincent'.

cartoonbrew.com

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Sep 24th

Who Dugg it better? My 5yo or I?

Doodled some shovels with my 5yo. Who did it better? 😂 Let’s see your shovels! 🪏

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Sep 6th

Digglett bus 🪏

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Aug 22nd

MIT report says 95% of AI implementations don't increase profits, spooking Wall Street

A MIT report reveals 95% of AI implementations fail to boost profits, causing tech stock sell-offs and market declines. The study highlights that only 5% of AI startups achieve rapid revenue growth, with successful ones focusing on specialized areas and collaborating closely with clients.

techspot.com

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Aug 14th

What’s your favorite type of chicken? 🍗

Mine’s roast chicken!

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