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    Falling space junk risk is rising, experts warn●"For now, people are more likely to be struck by lightning than by falling space junk. But those odds are shifting. SeanMmastodonScienceSpace Policy4618 min ago

    While the odds of being hit by falling space debris remain far lower than those of being struck by lightning, experts including former NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe say the risk is growing as more objects are launched into orbit. They argue governments and companies should be required to use materials that fully burn up on re-entry, as concern mounts over the environmental and safety impact of expanding space activity.

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    Belo Horizonte braces for storms on election day●previsão do tempo belo horizonteGgoogleBR2005 h ago

    Belo Horizonte is under a weather alert after days of heat, with thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds forecast for Sunday, which also coincides with Brazil's elections. Local outlets including Estado de Minas, Metrópoles and CNN Brasil are publishing updated forecasts, advising residents and voters to prepare for heavy rain and gusty conditions at the polls.

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    Photographer captures lightning storm over Papunya●On Sunday (11th Oct) evening an absolutely stunning lightning storm flashed it's way slowly over Papunya and I managed tMmastodonEnvironmentWeather1513 min ago

    A spectacular lightning storm moved slowly over Papunya, a remote community in the Northern Territory, on Sunday 11 October, and one photographer managed to capture the display on a phone camera, sharing striking images of bolts lighting up the sky. The pictures are drawing attention for their beauty and for showcasing dramatic weather in central Australia.

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    Photographer shares lucky lightning storm shots from trip●Some of the luckiest shots I had taken my whole trip #lightening #sky #storm #StormPhotography #SkyPhotography #water #oMmastodonEnvironmentWeather1413 min ago

    A photographer is drawing attention after sharing a set of lightning images captured during a trip, tagging them as some of the luckiest shots taken on the journey. The photos show nighttime storm activity over the ocean, combining storm, sky and seascape photography. Responses centre on admiration for capturing dramatic weather on camera, something many photographers consider rare and difficult to time well.

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    South Korea's Culture Wars Erupt Over 'The Assassin(s)' Film▼‘The Assassin(s)’ Movie Fuels South Korea’s Culture Wars✉newsCultureFilm1 h ago

    The film 'The Assassin(s)' has become a flashpoint in South Korea's ongoing culture wars, with audiences and commentators clashing over its political implications. The New York Times reports the controversy has drawn national attention, reflecting deeper ideological divisions in the country. Debates center on how the movie's themes resonate with current political tensions.

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    South Korean actor Kim Joon-sik stunned fans by announcing his marriage on the very day of the ceremony, sharing a handwritten letter that read, 'Today, I am getting married.' The sudden announcement, revealed only as the wedding took place, quickly became a hot topic in Japan, with the name Kim Soo-jung topping search trends as readers reacted to the lightning-fast revelation.

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    Critics Brand Stephen Miller an American 'Psycho' in Scathing Profile●"American ‘Psycho,’ Fascist Dork: Inside Stephen Miller’s War of Terror" "The US is now run by someone whose critics & vMmastodonWorldUS Politics459 min ago

    A sharply critical profile of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller describes him as reveling in the suffering of his political enemies, with critics and alleged victims calling him an American 'psycho' and a 'fascist dork' waging a 'war of terror'. The piece argues the United States is effectively run by someone with a reputation for cruelty toward opponents and immigrants targeted by his policies.

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    Researchers Unveil First Working Post-Quantum Defense for Lightning Network▼Researchers Build First Working Post-Quantum Defense for Bitcoin’s Lightning Network✉newsBusinessCrypto1 h ago

    Researchers have built the first working post-quantum defense for Bitcoin's Lightning Network, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The development aims to protect the payment layer from future quantum computer attacks that could break existing cryptographic protections. It marks an early but concrete step toward quantum-resistant security for Bitcoin's off-chain transaction infrastructure.

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    WT Theatre stages The Lightning Thief musical▼WT Theatre presents ‘The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical’✉newsCultureTheatre2 h ago

    WT Theatre at West Texas A&M University is staging 'The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical', a stage adaptation of Rick Riordan's popular fantasy novel series. The Amarillo Tribune reported on the production, which brings the young demigod's adventures to local audiences. The show's popularity with younger crowds makes it a notable draw for the university's theatre season.

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    Nationals prospect turning heads with fastball velocity in Arizona Fall League▼The next Miz? Nats' No. 4 prospect lightning up the radar gun in AFL✉newsSportBaseballjust now

    The Washington Nationals' No. 4 prospect is drawing attention in the Arizona Fall League for his electric fastball, with radar gun readings standing out among the league's top young talent. Observers are already comparing him to 'The Miz,' suggesting he could be the Nationals' next breakout arm as he builds momentum heading into the 2025 season.

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    Scattered storms expected to increase Wednesday▼Scattered storm chances going up Wednesday✉newsEnvironmentWeather2 h ago

    Meteorologists at WLKY are forecasting an increased chance of scattered thunderstorms on Wednesday. Residents in the coverage area are being advised to keep an eye on updated forecasts as the day approaches, since scattered storm activity can bring brief downpours, gusty winds and lightning. No specific severity or timing details beyond the rising storm chances have been provided.

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    'The Assassin(s)' Becomes Flashpoint in South Korea's Culture Wars●“The Assassin(s)” Movie Fuels South Korea’s Culture Wars✉newsCultureFilm8 h ago

    The film 'The Assassin(s)' has become embroiled in South Korea's ongoing culture wars, with audiences and commentators split over its themes and messaging, according to the New York Times. The debate has turned the movie into a symbol in broader political and social arguments, drawing attention well beyond typical film criticism.

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    South Florida fishing guide recovers after lightning strike▼Longtime South Florida fishing guide shares recovery story after lighting strike✉newsBusinessLabor6 h ago

    A longtime South Florida fishing guide is sharing his recovery story after being struck by lightning. He describes the ordeal and the long road back, offering an unusually close look at what happens to the body and livelihood of someone who works on the water when a strike hits. Local outlet WPLG carried the account.

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    Researcher Works to Shield Bitcoin Lightning Network From Quantum Threats●ETAMU Researcher Helps Protect Bitcoin Lightning Network From Quantum Threats✉newsBusinessCrypto8 h ago

    A researcher at East Texas A&M University-Commerce is working on ways to protect the Bitcoin Lightning Network from potential attacks by future quantum computers. Quantum machines powerful enough to break current cryptography do not yet exist, but the crypto industry is increasingly investing in so-called post-quantum security to stay ahead of the threat. The project highlights growing academic involvement in Bitcoin's second-layer infrastructure.

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    Ken Paxton's Two Decades of Scandals Under Fresh Scrutiny●Ken Paxton has been persecuted for more than a decade—with good reason! Ken Paxton Is No Stranger to Controversy. Here’sMmastodonWorldUS Politics1010 h ago

    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is facing renewed criticism over a long record of legal and ethical troubles, including a recently published timeline compiling nearly 20 years of scandals and headlines. The Texas Republican, long a lightning rod for controversy, has faced indictments, a state impeachment, and ongoing investigations.