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    Attention is turning to COP31, the upcoming UN climate summit to be hosted in Türkiye, with a widespread call that 'it is time to change our planet.' The message is drawing millions of engagements globally, reflecting public pressure on world leaders ahead of the talks. Commenters are framing the summit as a decisive moment for stronger climate action and emissions commitments.

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    Astronomer turns sinking Starlink satellites into planetary barometer●Astronomer watches Starlink satellites sinking to build a 'planetary barometer'YhnScience675 d ago

    An astronomer has found a new use for Starlink satellites: tracking how the spacecraft's orbits gradually decay as they sink through the upper atmosphere. By measuring that orbital drag, the researcher aims to turn the satellite constellation into a 'planetary barometer' that reveals density changes in the atmosphere. The idea highlights both the scientific potential and growing concerns around SpaceX's massive satellite fleet.

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    Spanish media report that astronomers have found evidence of a planet that appears to have formed after its host star died, built from material the star expelled during its death. Outlets including MARCA, ABC and El Debate describe it as a 'second-generation' or 'phoenix planet', a world that rose from the ashes of its dead star. If confirmed, it would be an unusual case of planetary formation around a stellar remnant.

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    David Attenborough to 'venture even further' in Blue Planet III●David Attenborough promises to 'venture even further' in Blue Planet III https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-neMmastodonCultureCelebrity318 h ago

    David Attenborough has said he will 'venture even further' as the BBC's Blue Planet III moves forward, promising new underwater discoveries in the next chapter of the landmark nature documentary series. The project also involves composer Hans Zimmer and Jade Thirlwall, generating excitement among fans of the earlier Blue Planet instalments.

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    French actor Guillaume Canet and Marion Cotillard are no longer a couple, according to Yahoo Life France. The pair, together for many years and among France's most famous couples, remain on good terms and are described as "two people who shared a great story." They are reportedly keeping things amicable, including for their two children, as news of the split spreads across France.

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    ESA's Juice spacecraft captures Earth during flyby●# PPOD : Earth fills the view as ESA’s Juice spacecraft looks back at our planet during a flyby on September 28, 2026. AMmastodonScienceSpace131 d ago

    The European Space Agency's Juice spacecraft photographed Earth during a flyby, with the planet filling the frame of the image. Africa and Madagascar are visible across the sunlit globe, while the Moon appears as a tiny point of light in the distance. The picture was taken by one of Juice's onboard monitoring cameras.

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    Astronomers report a possible planet in the habitable zone of a star roughly 2,000 degrees hotter than our Sun, a rare find given such stars' intense radiation. If confirmed, it would show planets can survive around very hot stars, prompting discussion about how habitable zones work around extreme hosts.

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    Jade Thirlwall calls Blue Planet III song work magical●Jade Thirlwall says working on Blue Planet III song was magical https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq146lxg0e3lo?at_medMmastodonCultureCelebrity31 d ago

    Singer Jade Thirlwall, formerly of Little Mix, has described contributing to the music for the BBC nature documentary Blue Planet III as a magical experience. Speaking to BBC News, she said working on the project was a special moment in her career, pairing her pop music with the series' celebrated wildlife footage and natural history storytelling.

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    Commenters link capitalism to a stack of global crises●Nice planet you got there. Be a shame if multiple, obvious, preventable, longstanding crises assailed it. # capitalism #MmastodonWarNuclear48 h ago

    A widely shared commentary argues that the world's most serious problems — climate change, nuclear danger, artificial intelligence risks, fascism, vaccine misinformation, infectious diseases and cancer — are simultaneous, obvious and preventable, and blames capitalism as the common cause. The post, tagged with terms including climatechange, anthropocene and nuclear, frames these as longstanding crises rather than accidents, resonating with readers who see overlapping global emergencies as evidence of systemic failure.

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    Saturn reached opposition on Sunday, October 4, meaning the planet is directly opposite the Sun from Earth's perspective. Astronomers note this is when Saturn appears brightest and largest in telescopes, remaining visible all night. Skywatchers are being encouraged to look for the ringed planet, which rises at sunset and stays up until dawn during opposition.

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    Planet Fitness Acquires Bakersfield's Body Xchange Health Club Locations▼Planet Fitness acquires Bakersfield’s Body Xchange Health Club locations✉newsHealthFitness17 h ago

    Planet Fitness has acquired the Body Xchange Health Club locations in Bakersfield, California, according to KBAK. The deal brings the local gym chain's clubs under the national fitness brand's ownership. Details on the terms of the acquisition and what it means for existing Body Xchange members have not been made public yet.

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    Singapore Grand Prix's history of surprise winners revisited●PlanetF1 (@Planet_F1): 🇸🇬 Singapore has held some thrillers, and we've seen lots of different faces on the top step 🏆 htMmastodonSportMotorsport14 h ago

    Motorsport outlet PlanetF1 is highlighting the Singapore Grand Prix's record for dramatic races and varied winners, noting the Marina Bay street circuit has produced thrillers with many different drivers taking victory. The post, timed around the Singapore race weekend, invites fans to reflect on past editions of the night race. Formula 1 followers are engaging with memories of unpredictable results at the demanding street circuit.

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    New Book Highlights 100 Species on the Brink of Extinction●Going Going Gone 100 Animals and Plants on the Verge of Extinction, Bloomsbury Humans share this planet with eight to 10MmastodonCultureBooks111 d ago

    Bloomsbury has published 'Going Going Gone', a book profiling 100 animals and plants at risk of extinction. It notes that humans share the planet with an estimated eight to ten million species, most still undescribed, with only about two million documented so far. Readers are discussing the scale of the biodiversity crisis the book draws attention to.

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    New Potentially Habitable Exoplanet GJ 3378 b Announced●New potentially habitable exoplanet: - GJ 3378 b: https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GJ_3378# Planetary_system https:// en.wMmastodonScienceSpace62 d ago

    Astronomers have identified GJ 3378 b as a new potentially habitable exoplanet, orbiting the nearby red dwarf star GJ 3378. The planet has been added to lists of potentially habitable worlds, drawing interest from space enthusiasts and astronomers discussing what its discovery means for the search for life beyond Earth.

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    Tom Tykwer's 'Run Lola Run' still sparks admiration●Tom Tykwer – „Lola rennt“ (1998) Tykwer war doch das verdammt größte Genie des Planeten, als er den Film gegen Ende desMmastodonCultureFilm1063 d ago

    German director Tom Tykwer is being praised for his 1998 film 'Lola rennt' (Run Lola Run), with fresh commentary calling him the greatest genius on the planet when he delivered the film at the end of the last millennium. Commentators argue Tykwer will be measured against that landmark work for the rest of his life, more than 25 years after its release.

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    Couple arrested with 5 kilos of drugs in rental car●Fuga nell'auto a noleggio con 5 chili di droga: coppia in manette, lei è incinta https:// ift.tt/3E2kGKV𝕏xIT24 h ago

    A man and a pregnant woman were arrested after a car chase in a rental vehicle carrying about 5 kilograms of drugs, according to Italian local news reporting. The incident, covered by RomaToday, ended with both suspects in handcuffs. The story is drawing attention because of the high-speed escape attempt and the fact that one of those arrested is pregnant.

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    Mass General Brigham Women's Heart Health Leader to Receive 2026 Wenger Award▼Mass General Brigham women’s heart health leader to receive the 2026 Dr. Nanette K. Wenger Research Goes Red® Award✉newsHealth1 d ago

    A leader in women's heart health at Mass General Brigham has been named the recipient of the 2026 Dr. Nanette K. Wenger Research Goes Red Award from the American Heart Association. The award honors contributions to research on cardiovascular disease in women, and the announcement highlights ongoing efforts to elevate women's heart health in medical research and care.

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    New details emerge in Planet Fitness locker room assault case▼New details emerge in Planet Fitness women's locker room sex assault case✉newsHealthFitness4 d ago

    New details have emerged in the sexual assault case involving a Planet Fitness women's locker room, according to NBC Boston. The development is drawing renewed attention to the incident and to safety policies at the gym chain's locations. Further specifics about the new information have not been widely reported.

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    Astronomers use beryllium to detect stars that swallowed planets●# ICYMI : How do you know if a star ate its planets? Lithium can disappear inside stars over time, but beryllium lasts lMmastodonScience113 d ago

    The SETI Institute is explaining how astronomers can tell whether a star has consumed its own planets. Lithium naturally disappears inside stars over time, making it unreliable as evidence, but beryllium lasts far longer. Its presence can therefore indicate that rocky worlds were swallowed, offering a new chemical clue in stellar detective work.

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    Astronomers Confirm the Youngest Known Exoplanet Ever Found●Astronomers Confirm Discovery of the Youngest Known Exoplanet Ever https://www.wired.com/story/astronomers-confirm-discoMmastodonScience41 d ago

    Astronomers have confirmed the discovery of the youngest known exoplanet to date, according to a report by Wired. The finding offers scientists a rare chance to study a planet at an extremely early stage of formation, potentially revealing new details about how planetary systems develop around young stars.

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    Comic strip spotlights hot exoplanet WASP-127b●Useless Facts, Badly Drawn No. 534: WASP-127b. . . # planets # exoplanets # astronomy # science # comics # space # webcoMmastodonScience52 d ago

    The webcomic 'Useless Facts, Badly Drawn' has published its 534th instalment, this one about the exoplanet WASP-127b, delivering astronomy trivia in a deliberately rough comic format. Readers are sharing the strip, which packages facts about the distant gas giant alongside tags for planets, exoplanets and space science, adding to the series' long-running run of bite-sized science facts.

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    Planet Fitness acquires Body Xchange; Bakersfield gyms to close▼Body Xchange acquired by Planet Fitness, locations in Bakersfield close✉newsHealthFitness1 d ago

    Planet Fitness has acquired Body Xchange, and the Body Xchange locations in Bakersfield, California are closing as a result. The acquisition means local gym members will lose access to their current facilities, with Planet Fitness expected to take over the brand's operations. Local residents are reacting to the sudden loss of a long-standing fitness option in the area.

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    Planet Fitness Locker Room Assault Suspect Is Convicted Sex Offender▼Suspect in Planet Fitness women's locker room assaults is convicted sex offender✉newsHealthFitness22 h ago

    Police in the Boston area say a man accused of assaults in a women's locker room at a Planet Fitness location is a convicted sex offender. NBC Boston reported the identification, raising questions about how the man was able to access the facility and whether gym chains have adequate safeguards to protect members in locker areas.

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    Long Island stroke survivor seeks help canceling Planet Fitness membership▼Long Island stroke survivor needs help canceling Planet Fitness gym membership✉newsHealthFitness7 h ago

    A Long Island stroke survivor is asking for help canceling his Planet Fitness gym membership, saying the process has proved impossible in his circumstances. The case, reported by ABC7 Eyewitness News, is drawing attention to how difficult gyms can make it to end a contract, often requiring in-person visits or certified mail that can burden people with disabilities or limited mobility.

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    Scientists discover 'phoenix planet' born from a dying star▼Researchers have found a 'phoenix planet,' an exoplanet that appears to have been born from material expelled into spaceMmastodonScienceSpace414 h ago

    Researchers have identified an exoplanet they call a 'phoenix planet,' which apparently formed from material expelled into space during a star's death throes. The planet now orbits the compact stellar remnant left behind. Astronomers say the finding offers a rare glimpse of planet formation after stellar death, challenging assumptions about where and how planets can emerge.

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    Italian news agency ANSA reports the discovery of a 'rebellious' planet that orbits in the opposite direction to its star's rotation. Such retrograde orbits are rare and usually point to gravitational disturbances, such as interactions with other planets or a passing star, that flipped the planet's path. The find is drawing attention among astronomy enthusiasts in Italy.

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    Planet Fitness acquires Body Xchange gym chain●Body Xchange acquired by Planet Fitness✉newsHealthFitness32 min ago

    Planet Fitness has acquired Body Xchange, a gym chain with locations in California and Arizona. The deal means Body Xchange members will see their clubs converted to the Planet Fitness brand and format over time. The acquisition expands Planet Fitness's footprint in the western United States, though financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.

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    Milwaukee planetarium hosts 'Creepy Cosmos' Halloween space show●'Creepy Cosmos': Manfred-Olson Planetarium program explores the frights of space✉newsScienceSpace Policy43 min ago

    The Manfred-Olson Planetarium at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is running a 'Creepy Cosmos' program that looks at the scarier side of the universe, from cosmic horrors to unexplained phenomena. The seasonal show ties astronomy to Halloween themes, giving visitors a spooky tour of the night sky. Local public radio covered the event as part of its community programming.

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    Janet Reitman's 'The Inheritance' Reviewed▼Book Review: ‘The Inheritance,’ by Janet Reitman✉newsCultureBooks14 min ago

    The New York Times has published a review of 'The Inheritance,' a new book by journalist Janet Reitman. The review examines the work's arguments, reporting and style for readers of nonfiction and current affairs. Beyond its appearance in the Times book section, little detail about the book's subject or the review's verdict is available from the headline alone.

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    Columnist praises Jaguar for move 'no other company could match'▼Jaguar has just done something no other company on the planet could - and it makes me proud to be British✉newsLifeAutos8 min ago

    An Independent columnist says Jaguar has just done something no other company in the world could, calling the achievement a source of British pride. The article does not specify in its headline what the action was, and no further details are available from the collected evidence, so the substance of Jaguar's move remains unclear.

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    States sue Trump administration over power plant emissions rules●"States and cities sued the Trump administration Thursday for repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas eMmastodonEnvironment72 d ago

    A coalition of states and cities filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Trump administration over its repeal of federal rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from coal- and natural gas-fired power plants. The legal challenge contests the Environmental Protection Agency's rollback of regulations designed to curb planet-warming pollution, setting up another courtroom battle over US climate policy.

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    Vegan Peanut Butter Pumpkin Cookies Recipe Gains Attention▼Peanut Butter Pumpkin Cookies [Vegan] https://www. onegreenplanet.org/vegan-recip e/peanut-butter-pumpkin-cookies/ TheseMmastodonEnvironment57 h ago

    A vegan recipe for peanut butter pumpkin cookies is being shared online. The cookies use applesauce and pumpkin puree for moisture and natural sweetness, avoiding refined sugars, making them a wholesome seasonal treat for those following a plant-based diet.

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    Former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said it is 'appalling' how the United States treats its allies, according to MarketScreener. Her comments add to criticism of Washington's approach to key partners, with the remarks drawing attention in financial and political circles given her former role shaping US economic policy.

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    Blue Planet III launches with giant ocean spectacle in London▼Blue Planet III Stuns Londoners with Giant Ocean Spectacle for Its Global Premiere✉newsEnvironmentOceans37 min ago

    The BBC premiered Blue Planet III in London with a large-scale outdoor ocean display that drew crowds and attention across the city. The stunt marks the global launch of the new natural history series, a follow-up to the acclaimed Blue Planet II, and has generated buzz around the show's return and its focus on ocean life.

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    Oyster reefs could be worth $12 trillion a year, scientists say▼The world’s oyster reefs could add $12 trillion to planetary health each year – if they were better managed✉newsHealth9 h ago

    New research argues that the world's oyster reefs could contribute around $12 trillion to planetary health each year if they were better managed. The study highlights how restoring and protecting oyster populations would improve water quality, support marine biodiversity and deliver major economic value, but many reef systems remain degraded and underprotected despite their potential benefits.

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    Planet Labs Stock Draws Investor Attention▼Planet Labs PBC (PL) Stock Price, News, Quote & History✉newsBusinessFinance1 d ago

    Planet Labs PBC, the Earth-imaging satellite company trading under the ticker PL, is seeing its share price, news coverage and trading history tracked closely by investors. The stock is among widely followed finance listings, suggesting renewed market interest in the satellite imagery firm, though no specific earnings announcement or company development is reported.

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    Pasqal Leads Q-PLANET Project on Neutral-Atom Quantum Chips▼Pasqal Coordinates Q-PLANET to Develop Chips for Neutral-Atom Quantum Tech✉newsTechnologySemiconductors14 h ago

    French quantum computing company Pasqal is coordinating the Q-PLANET initiative, a project aimed at developing the specialized chips required for neutral-atom quantum technology. The announcement was reported by HPCwire. Details on funding, partners and timelines beyond the headline have not yet been widely reported.

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    New GNOME app icon unveiled for Haystack●week 32's app icon is for Haystack: "Edit OpenQA needles" by @ jwh check out all recent icons here: https:// planetpeanuMmastodonTechnologySoftware61 d ago

    Week 32's community-designed app icon has been revealed for Haystack, a tool for editing openQA needles used in openSUSE testing. The icon was created by jwh as part of an ongoing weekly icon design project. The designer shared the news with the Linux and GNOME open-source community, pointing to a gallery of all recently released icons, and the announcement is drawing engagement from free-software enthusiasts.

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    Metaplanet Sells 10,000 Bitcoin Then Buys 11,000 Back at a Loss▼Metaplanet Sold 10,000 Bitcoin for $790 Million, Then Bought 11,000 Back for $950 Million. What Was the Point?✉newsBusinessCrypto16 h ago

    Tokyo-listed Bitcoin treasury firm Metaplanet sold 10,000 BTC for roughly $790 million and then repurchased 11,000 BTC for about $950 million, ending up with more coins but a paper cost of around $160 million on the round trip. Commentators are questioning the logic of the manoeuvre, which observers say may relate to options strategy, tax treatment or balance-sheet optics.

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    Man faces court over Planet Fitness sexual assault charges●Man due in Cambridge court to face charges in Planet Fitness sexual assault✉newsHealthFitness5 d ago

    A man is due to appear in court in Cambridge to face charges over an alleged sexual assault at a Planet Fitness gym. The case is drawing local attention, with regional news outlets covering the hearing as it begins. Further details about the suspect or the incident have not yet been released.