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Airbus and Singapore secure world’s first fully automatic air-to-air refuelling certification
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High above the clouds, a subtle transformation in air-combat logistics is taking place, driven less by pilots than by algorithms....
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The Riviera Bob: The Spring 2026 Haircut Refreshing Faces After 60
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Red carpets and city streets are increasingly showcasing the same hairstyle, with the trend making a distinct statement about style...
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US Navy tests Patriot PAC-3 MSE and Mk 70 on Littoral Combat Ships
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The US Navy and American industry have been advancing a concept that combines operational urgency with a degree of technical...
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China installs 261-tonne reactor dome in 94 minutes
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At the heart of a vast construction site, a steel dome descends slowly from above. Its movement is controlled to...
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The shocking new rule putting pets at risk in your home
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On a short street where every resident knows every other resident’s dog by name, the atmosphere shifts in a single...
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Khazna Solar PV: Abu Dhabi’s Artificial Sun in the Desert
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Amid vast stretches of sand and extreme heat, a quiet project is beginning to reshape the global energy map. Far...
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France signs decade-long deal for 7,000 military trucks
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The French government has approved a major long-term procurement programme for thousands of logistics vehicles, awarding the contract to a...
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How 90,000 Sea Otters Are Restoring Pacific Kelp Forests
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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From a low cliff above the Pacific, the salt catches on your lips and the pounding surf seems to vibrate...
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Michael Hargreaves, Bees and the Village Tax Row
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The first sound on Michael Hargreaves’ land is not a tractor or a chainsaw, but bees. Their low, even drone...
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Gaia’s Milky Way Rotation Curve Favours Dark Matter Over MOND
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Using millions of highly accurate stellar-motion measurements from Gaia, a new study contends that the Milky Way’s rotation favours unseen...
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Gut-Brain Connection May Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The human body is sometimes described as having ‘two’ brains: the large one inside the skull and a smaller counterpart...
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The 5–4–3–2–1 Grounding Trick for Racing Thoughts at Night
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It somehow always happens at 2:37 a.m. The bedroom is silent, the corridor is unlit and your phone lies screen-down....
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9 Grandparenting Habits That Quietly Erode the Bond With Grandchildren
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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They flourish, falter or fracture through the small decisions made each day. As grandchildren become teenagers and young adults, a...
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Stellaria’s Stellarium: France’s Mini Nuclear Reactor for Industrial Heat
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Their goal is not to construct another vast reactor supplying the national grid, but a compact unit conceived primarily as...
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Polestar sets its electric course with four new models by 2028
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At a time when the automotive industry is wavering amid cooling demand for electric vehicles, Polestar appears unaffected, holding its...
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Why Writing by Hand Brings Mental Clarity
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Late afternoon: the coffee is already going cold and notifications keep popping up on the screen. You open the notes...
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Why Healing Is Not Linear: How to Ride Emotional Waves
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The night you finally stop crying, you may think, “That’s it. I’m over it.” You sleep a bit more soundly,...
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Is the AMOC slowing beneath Britain’s weather?
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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It was one of those British afternoons when the sky could not make up its mind between steel and silver....
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ORION 2026: France launches a major military exercise
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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France is rolling out ORION 2026, a demanding and highly realistic joint and allied military exercise. Over three months, France...
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Why Silence After Conflict Feels So Heavy
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The door shuts slightly too forcefully. Someone says “whatever” under their breath. After that, nothing. A dense silence settles over...
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Why Your Brain Resists Happiness Even When Life Is Good
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Your life appears perfectly all right on paper. The rent is covered, your notifications are manageable, and perhaps you have...
