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Meet the daring female pioneers of the aviation world

The Little Mix singer, 32, used full prosthetics as she transformed into a sexy Gremlin from 1990 sequel Gremlins 2: The New Batch.

Bitcoin bridge biz offers 10 percent reward to attackers if they play nice

Blockchain company Garden admits it was compromised and temporarily shut down its app after approximately $11 million worth of assets were stolen.…

Ofcom 'disappointed' by decision that 'goes against the spirit of our rules'

Updated  Britian's comms regulator has criticized O2 for hiking prices beyond what customers agreed to, exploiting a loophole in rules designed to end unpredictable mid-contract increases.…

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The conservative commentator spoke on her show Thursday about the Euphoria star's sparkly silver dress which left very little to the imagination.

Researchers believe it is one of the largest studies to date examining babies born during the early days of the pandemic - before vaccines were widely available.

European car producers could run out of semiconductor chips by the end of next due to ongoing Nexperia chip supply crisis. New car production could halt and used car prices shoot up.

Sarah Ferguson has been evicted from Royal Lodge alongside Andrew as the shamed ex-Duke is stripped of his Prince title.

The former TV personality, 66, signed up to the website on Thursday while continuing to seek £10K damages from the BBC for 'distress and harassment'.

Zuckcorp will gladly pay you in 2065 for the eyewatering sums it is borrowing today

Even the world's richest companies need outside help to fulfill their datacenter dreams. Now, Meta is selling $30 billion in bonds to build out its infrastructure estate and support its ambition in AI markets. Some of these won't mature for 40 years.…

Paul Beckwith, 53, admitted three counts of having indecent images of children and five counts of voyeurism at York Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.

A young man is facing an uncertain future after doctors misdiagnosed symptoms of prostate cancer as a urinary tract infection (UTI).

Neighbours fear the Yeomans are being greedy and want to sell the property off as flats, and have called the plans 'bulky and oppressive'.

The Algerian men were living in tents in the northern Spanish city of Pamplona after dodging expulsion orders.

Sceptic and parapsychologist Tony Cornell spent his life disproving the existence of spirits at 'haunted' sites across Britain. But one old mansion in Cambridge proved the exception...

The presenter, 36, is currently on maternity leave after welcoming her first child in August but was happy to step in for the awards ceremony.

Holiday expert Rob, known on TikTok as @robonthebeach, shared his advice in a video, and wrote: 'Extreme day trips are dead.'

Hot on the heels of an updated contract with OpenAI that will see the AI model builder commit to spending an incremental $250 billion for Azure infrastructure, Microsoft has reported that it has a revenue backlog dominated by its Azure cloud that stood at $392 billion as the first quarter of its fiscal 2026 year ended in September. …

Microsoft: Getting Margins From AI Means Sometimes Saying No was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Guardian: Australian scientists have developed roof coatings that can passively cool surfaces up to 6C below ambient temperature, as well as extract water from the atmosphere, which they say could reduce indoor temperatures during extreme heat events. One coating made from a porous film, which can be painted on to existing roofs, works by reflecting 96% of incoming solar radiation, rather than absorbing the sun's energy. It also has a high thermal emittance, meaning it effectively dissipates heat to outer space when the sky is clear. Its properties are known as passive radiative cooling. [...] In a study, published in the journal Advanced Functional Materials, the researchers tested a prototype for six months on the roof of the Sydney Nanoscience Hub, pairing the cool paint with a UV-resistant topcoat that encouraged dew droplets to roll down into a receptacle. As much as 390 milliliters per sq meter per day could be collected for about a third of the year, the scientists found. Based on that water capture rate, an average Australian roof -- about 200 sq meters -- could provide up to 70 liters on days favorable for collecting dew, they estimate. [...] In well-insulated buildings, a 6C decrease in roof temperature "might result in a smaller fraction of that cooling being reflected in the top level of the house," [said the study's lead author, Prof Chiara Neto of the University of Sydney], but greater temperature reductions would be expected in most Australian houses, "where insulation is quite poor." She said the coating could also help reduce the urban heat island effect, in which hard surfaces absorb more heat than natural surfaces, resulting in urban centers being 1C to 13C warmer than rural areas. The researchers found that the prototype coating was comprised of poly(vinylidene fluoride-co-hexafluoropropene), which is used in the building industry but was "not a scalable technology going forward" due to its environmental issues. However, they are now commercializing a water-based paint with similar performance that is affordable and environmentally safer, costing about the same as standard premium paints.

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