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- 1Scientists Explain How a 300 TeV Photon Reached Earth●Scientists explain how a 300 TeV photon could reach Earth
Physicists have outlined how an extremely high-energy photon, carrying about 300 teraelectronvolts, could have travelled to Earth. Such photons are normally expected to be absorbed or degraded over cosmic distances, so explaining its arrival has implications for understanding extreme astrophysical sources and the limits of known particle physics.
- 2Karina Rykman returns with new album 'Late Checkout'▼'Back from outer space': How Karina Rykman escapes from Earth in her new album 'Late Checkout'
Bassist and singer Karina Rykman has released her new album 'Late Checkout', which she describes as a journey 'back from outer space'. In interviews around the release, she talks about how the record lets her escape from Earth, blending psychedelic rock and groovy bass-driven songwriting into a cosmic, escapist listening experience for fans.
- 3New Podcast Episode Explores Scutum Constellation●New episode on the # astronomy and other cosmic background of the # constellation # Scutum is out now! You can check it
The Starry Time Podcast has released a new episode on the constellation Scutum, covering the astronomy and cosmic background of the small sky region whose name means 'the Shield'. The episode is available via the podcast's website and is aimed at space and astronomy enthusiasts following the show's constellation-by-constellation series.
- 4Cosmictober Day 3: Artists Take On Black Holes●here is day 3 of # Cosmictober "Black Hole" Definitely some nouveau psych influences showing in this one # KleineKunstKl
Artists are sharing work for day three of Cosmictober, a month-long art challenge with space themes. One contributor has posted a black hole piece blending psychedelic and Art Nouveau influences, sharing it with the Mastoart and KleineKunstKlasse communities. The challenge gives artists a daily prompt throughout October, drawing creative interpretations of cosmic subjects.
- 5Pop!_OS bans AI-generated code from its codebase●Pop!_OS bans AI-generated code from much of its codebase
System76, the company behind the Pop!_OS Linux distribution, has banned AI-generated code across many of its COSMIC codebases, the desktop environment underpinning the operating system. The decision bars contributions written by AI tools from large parts of the project, with developers expected to write and review code themselves. The move is drawing attention and debate among open-source developers weighing code quality, licensing and trust issues around AI-assisted programming.
- 6Simulations reveal how the first stars transformed the universe●Powerful simulations reveal how the first stars changed the universe https:// lemmy.today/post/61079740
New powerful computer simulations are showing how the universe's first stars formed and reshaped the cosmos, shedding light on how these early stellar giants ended the cosmic dark ages and seeded the universe with heavier elements. The findings are drawing attention among science enthusiasts online.
- 7Halloween 2026 horror writing contest opens for entries●Gran Convocatoria para el Certamen de Halloween 2026. Terror en todas sus formas: cósmico, psicológico, folk, body horro
Fictograma has opened a call for submissions to its Halloween 2026 contest, inviting horror stories of all kinds, including cosmic, psychological, folk and body horror. Entries must be no longer than 3,500 words, with one work per author, and the contest runs from 1 to 31 October. Writers on the platform are sharing the announcement to encourage participation.
- 8Stage Adaptation of The Hunger Games Panicked by Critics●‘The Hunger Games On Stage’ Review: An Awkward, Interpretive Dance-Filled Mess
A new stage adaptation of The Hunger Games is drawing sharp criticism following its launch. A review from The Cosmic Circus calls the production an awkward mess, singling out its heavy use of interpretive dance as a misstep in translating Suzanne Collins's dystopian story to the stage. The verdict adds to debate over how the blockbuster franchise works in live theatre form.
- 9ALMA Observatory Marks 15 Years of Watching the Universe▼During Science Month: ALMA Opens Its Doors to Celebrate 15 Years of Observing the Universe
The ALMA Observatory in Chile's Atacama Desert is opening its doors to the public as part of Science Month celebrations, marking 15 years of operation. The world's largest radio telescope array has spent the decade and a half observing distant galaxies, star formation and cosmic phenomena. Anniversary events aim to connect local communities with the astronomical research conducted at the high-altitude site.
- 10Artist shares black hole drawing for October art challenge●#MeloCtober day 03 from the #cosmicTober list Black Hole not went as expected but i had fun trying things. (a bit frustr
An artist taking part in the CosmicTober daily drawing challenge has posted their day three entry on the theme of black holes. They said the piece did not go as expected but that they enjoyed experimenting, while expressing some frustration over construction lines left in the wrong places.
- 11iPhone 18 Pro Colors Leak Hints Cosmic Orange May Go●iPhone 18 Pro Colors Leak, With Cosmic Orange Tipped To Disappear
A leak about the iPhone 18 Pro's color lineup suggests Cosmic Orange, introduced with the iPhone 17 Pro, could be dropped when the new model arrives. Reports point to a fresh set of finishes for Apple's next flagship, fueling speculation about which shades Apple will keep or retire.