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- 1Astronomers warn planned 50,000 space mirrors would harm telescopes●"'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' Benvenuti said. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, t
Astronomers are sounding the alarm over Reflect Orbital's proposal to sell sunlight from orbit, recently cleared by the US Federal Communications Commission. A company figure cited plans for 50,000 mirrors by 2035, which astronomer Piero Benvenuti called 'catastrophic for astronomy.' Scientists say bright reflected beams would wash out observatories and disrupt the night sky.
- 2Environmental groups ask FCC to halt space sunlight beaming project●"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse appr
Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday urging the Federal Communications Commission to reverse its approval of a startup's plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space to Earth. The groups argue the agency failed to consider the project's potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy, opening a new front in debates over commercial use of orbit and light pollution.
- 3Giant Light Fluctuations Expose Hidden Correlations in Complex Media●Giant Fluctuations of Focused Light Reveal Hidden Correlations in Complex Media | Newswise
Researchers report that giant fluctuations of focused light can reveal hidden correlations within complex media, offering a new way to probe materials where light scatters unpredictably, such as biological tissue or turbid substances. The finding suggests focused beams can serve as sensitive probes of otherwise invisible structural correlations.
- 4Study Maps Mandibular Canal Anatomy in North Indian Population●Mandibular Canal Morphometry and Anatomical Variations Using Cone-Beam Computed Tomography in a North Indian Population: A Retrospective Study
A retrospective study published in Cureus examined mandibular canal morphometry and anatomical variations using cone-beam computed tomography scans from a North Indian population. The research provides population-specific anatomical data intended to guide safer dental implant placement, nerve blocks and oral surgery. Anatomical variation studies like this are of interest to dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons and radiologists planning procedures near the inferior alveolar nerve.
- 5TDK unveils retinal projection display for smart glasses●Direct retinal projection display for smart glasses using a meta-optic mirror
TDK has announced a direct retinal projection display for smart glasses that uses a meta-optic mirror to beam images straight into the eye. The approach promises a brighter, more compact alternative to conventional waveguide optics. Technology observers are weighing what the design could mean for the next generation of lightweight augmented reality glasses.
- 6Sonos Beam Ultra Review: The Soundbar You Really Want●Sonos Beam Ultra Review: The Soundbar You Really Want You'll get more out of Sonos Beam Ultra if you're already in the S
A new review of the Sonos Beam Ultra soundbar says it is worth buying, arguing that users already in the Sonos ecosystem will get the most out of it, but that buyers do not need to be dedicated Sonos fans to appreciate it. The review highlights the soundbar as an appealing option for home audio setups.
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Beam Global, the San Diego-based maker of off-grid electric vehicle charging products, is seeing renewed interest in its stock under the ticker BEEM. Investors are checking share prices, quotes and trading history as the company moves in the market. Traders are discussing where the stock is headed next.
- 8Laser stays locked on its own, no control needed●A laser that stays locked without active control https:// lemy.lol/post/72267950
Researchers report a laser that keeps its frequency locked without any active control system, relying instead on an internal self-stabilising mechanism. The development could simplify precision lasers used in clocks, sensing and communications, where keeping a beam stable normally requires constant electronic feedback. The result is drawing attention among science enthusiasts for how much hardware it removes from a traditionally fussy setup.
- 9Cowboy Space Pursues Solar Power from Orbit▼Solar, Satellites & Lasers: Cowboy Space’s Moonshot Mission
Cowboy Space is being talked about for a plan combining solar energy, satellites and laser technology in what is described as a moonshot mission. The idea points to beaming solar power collected in space back to Earth using lasers, an ambitious concept in the energy sector. Coverage in energy-focused media is drawing attention to the company's goals, though few concrete technical or financial details have been made public so far.
- 10New Contracts Point to Rising Interest in Space-Based Solar Power▼Contracts signal growing interest in space-based solar power
Recent contract awards indicate that commercial and institutional interest in space-based solar power is growing. The field, which involves collecting solar energy in orbit and beaming it to Earth, has long been considered technically ambitious, but new contracts suggest players are investing in early development. Observers see the move as a sign the technology may be edging closer to practical viability.
- 11Pentagon contract advances space-based solar power demonstration▼DoD demo contract takes a step closer to beaming solar power from space
The US Department of Defense has moved forward with a contract for a demonstration project aimed at beaming solar power collected in space down to Earth. The effort, long studied as a way to provide continuous clean energy to military bases and forward operating positions, has now taken a concrete step toward an actual test. Space-based solar power supporters see military interest as a key validation for the technology.
- 12Virtus Solis signs first space solar power purchase agreement▼Virtus Solis seals its 1st space solar PPA with Brae Systems
Space-based solar power startup Virtus Solis has signed its first power purchase agreement with Brae Systems, marking a milestone for the emerging field of collecting solar energy in orbit and beaming it to Earth. The deal, reported by Renewables Now, signals growing commercial interest in space solar as companies seek clean, continuous baseload power.
- 13Japanese Couple in Their 50s Share Matching Autumn Outfits●https://www. tkhunt.com/2577874/ 【50代・60代】大人の秋服ファッション/夫婦でリンクコーデしてみました ##50代 ##beams ##アラフィフ ##シニア # # シニアコーデ # # ニット ##リ
A couple in their 50s and 60s in Japan have shown off coordinated autumn outfits, pairing knitwear and loafers in a so-called 'link coordinate' look. The post tags fashion brand Beams and highlights age-inclusive senior fashion, drawing attention for presenting stylish, clean-cut everyday dressing for people around 50 and older.
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