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Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft is scheduled to return to Earth on September 6, over 12 weeks later than originally planned and without the astronauts who initially flew aboard it. NASA announced that the spacecraft will undock from the International Space Station (ISS) around 6 p.m. ET, contingent on weather and operational readiness. The uncrewed Starliner is expected to land shortly after midnight at a designated landing zone in New Mexico before being transported back to Boeing’s Starliner factory at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. An empty Boeing Starliner is set to return next week, while its crew stays in space…

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Scientists have explored the depths of the Nazca Ridge, an underwater mountain chain 900 miles off the coast of Chile, uncovering a massive seamount teeming with life and at least 20 never-before-seen species. This seamount rises over 1.9 miles from the ocean floor—about a third as tall as Mount Everest—and is part of an international effort to explore Earth’s largely uncharted oceans, with 95% of them still a mystery. Using underwater robots, researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute mapped the seamount and filmed some of the extraordinary life forms inhabiting this unique ecosystem. Among the discoveries were a pristine coral…

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Recent research has uncovered that marmoset monkeys use specific vocalizations, known as “phee-calls,” to communicate in a way that suggests they use names to identify and address each other. This behavior has been observed in a study conducted by scientists at the Hebrew University and published in the journal Science. The researchers found that marmosets could recognize these vocal labels and respond more accurately when called by their specific “name” call, indicating a high level of social and cognitive complexity, similar to behaviors previously documented only in humans, dolphins, and elephants​ The Express Tribune  and Neuroscience News A recent study…

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The situation in the West Bank has escalated significantly as Israeli forces have conducted their deadliest raids in the region since the start of the war in Gaza. The Israeli military’s operations, particularly in cities like Jenin and Tulkarem, have resulted in the deaths of at least 16 people, nearly all identified as militants. The raids are aimed at preventing attacks on Israeli citizens, but Palestinians and international observers see them as a widening of the conflict and an extension of Israel’s military control over the territory​ Hosted  and tribtoday.com In the murky dawn of Thursday, the echoes of gunfire…

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U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein dismissed the case, stating that Musk’s comments were “aspirational and puffery, not factual and susceptible to being falsified.” The judge concluded that no reasonable investor could have relied on Musk’s tweets for investment decisions, and thus, the claims of securities fraud were unfounded Teslarati  and Yahoo Finance Canada  and Cointelegraph On Thursday, a U.S. federal judge ruled to dismiss a class action lawsuit that accused Elon Musk and Tesla of manipulating the market through enthusiastic public endorsements of Dogecoin. The plaintiffs, representing investors who alleged financial losses from Musk’s social media comments over recent years,…

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Libya is currently experiencing a significant oil production shutdown, impacting its largest oil fields, including Sharara and Sarir. The shutdown was initiated by the authorities in eastern Libya in response to a dispute over the leadership of the country’s central bank. This has led to a drastic reduction in oil output, which is now at a fraction of its normal levels, and could potentially push the country towards economic collapse, according to the United Nations​ Al-Monitor  and Business Insider Africa  and Al-Monitor Libya stands on the edge of a precipice once again, teetering between a fragile peace and the abyss…

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