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Mars Won’t Sterilize Our Germs—Some Survive the Trip and Confuse Your Immune System

Mathias Novel - 0
Mars isn’t a cosmic disinfectant: lab tests show some Earth pathogens can survive Mars-like stress—and may become harder for our immune system to fight.
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Verdun borrows $5M to ditch gas boilers—here’s what that means for locals

Mathias Novel - 0
Verdun is borrowing about $5 million to build a low-carbon district heating network—swapping scattered gas boilers for shared heat pipes.
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Microsoft hyped the next big Xbox sequel—then shut down the studio a week later

Patrick Lefebvre - 0
Microsoft showcased a major Xbox sequel—then reportedly closed the studio behind it a week later, rattling player trust again.
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One Bionic Leg, Six Months in Orbit: The Brutal Reality Facing Astronaut John McFall

Patrick Lefebvre - 0
John McFall could fly in 2027—forcing space medicine and spacecraft design to confront the gritty realities of a prosthetic leg in orbit.
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Starbase’s Rocket Roar Has 80 Texans Saying SpaceX Shook Their Homes Apart

Mathias Novel - 0
80 South Texas residents are suing SpaceX, claiming Starship tests blasted their homes with 110+ dB noise, vibrations, and overpressure.
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Synology’s Europe Boss on the 2025 RAM Mess: Two Problems That Still Bite in 2026

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Synology’s Europe chief says the 2025 RAM shortage exposed fragile supply chains—and Europe’s privacy demands are now shaping what NAS makers build and ship.
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Gears of War: E-Day’s smartest tweak isn’t bigger guns—it’s hugging the dirt

Patrick Lefebvre - 0
E-Day’s big idea is simple: cover isn’t just walls anymore. The ground itself becomes shelter—and that could change every firefight.
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A French power company just locked down 322 MW in Brazil—data centers are the target

Michèle Dupont - 0
Voltalia locked in 322 MW of grid access at Brazil’s Port of Pecém, aiming to feed power-hungry data centers chasing reliable renewable electricity.
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France’s New Mosquito War: Drones Will Dump Sterile Males Over Cities

Raphaël Dubois - 0
France wants drones to drop sterile male mosquitoes over cities—an odd but serious plan to curb tiger mosquitoes without blanket pesticide spraying.
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Google Got the OK to Release 32 Million GMO Mosquitoes in CA and FL—Here’s the Catch

David - 0
Google got approval to release 32 million GMO mosquitoes in Florida and California—aiming to curb dengue and Zika, but raising real ecological concerns.
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Your “Clean Air” Reading Might Be Lying to You — Even “Legal” Pollution Can Hurt

Mathias Novel - 0
“Within legal limits” doesn’t mean “safe”: new research and French health data warn that even moderate air pollution can raise disease and death risk.
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Southern Spain’s Organic Boom Is Real—Up 30%—But Farmers Still Want to Get Paid

David - 0
Andalusia’s organic farming is up 30% in four years, powering over half of Spain’s bio output—yet farmers say values and profit both drive the shift.
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