@thenewsink.bsky.social🌍 Could a Super El Niño develop in 2026 and help make 2027 another record-breaking year?
Super El Niño 2026 could become historically strong as climate change raises heat, flood and drought risks.
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@thenewsink.bsky.social🤖 **Humanoid robots are moving from science fiction into the real world.**
What once seemed futuristic is now taking shape inside factories, warehouses and early home environments.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialU.S. Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Surpasses 15,700 Cases.
A major cyclosporiasis outbreak has affected thousands of people across the United States.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialA hacker may not need your password.
If they steal a valid session token after you log in, they may be able to reuse that authenticated session.
That is why token theft matters even when MFA is enabled.
@thenewsink.bsky.socialGood news for students in Pakistan!
The offer could give students greater access to AI for research, studying, coding, writing and career preparation.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialCould artificial intelligence help scientists prepare for the next pandemic before it begins?
Researchers are also exploring similar AI-driven vaccine strategies.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin has no central company to regulate.
So governments regulate the activities around it: exchanges, custody, taxes, ETFs, KYC and payments.
And the rules differ dramatically by country.
@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin settlement can be slow for small everyday payments.
Lightning moves many payments through off-chain channels, making them much faster and often cheaper.
But routing and liquidity still matter.
How it works:
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin halving doesn’t cut your BTC in half.
It cuts NEW issuance.
Current block subsidy: 3.125 BTC
Next halving: 1.5625 BTC around 2028.
Why it matters:
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialAustralia is increasing pressure on social media companies as its under-16 ban faces a major enforcement test.
Around 4.7 million accounts were restricted or removed during the first month of the ban.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialA Bitcoin wallet does not actually store Bitcoin like a physical wallet stores cash.
It manages the cryptographic keys that allow you to control and spend your BTC.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin mining does much more than simply create new BTC.
Miners use specialized ASIC computers to compete through proof of work.
The current block subsidy is 3.125 BTC, plus transaction fees.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin began without a company, CEO, government or central bank behind it.
Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin white paper on October 31, 2008.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin can move value around the world without relying on one central bank or company.
Behind every payment is a network of independent computers following the same rules.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialBitcoin is much more than a digital coin or a price chart.
It is a decentralized network for transferring and storing value.
Bitcoin’s maximum supply is fixed at approximately 21 million BTC.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialNASA’s biggest missions often begin years earlier as experimental technologies.
During Artemis II, NASA’s optical communications system sent more than 484 GB of data.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialNASA does not only look outward into space. It also studies Earth.
Satellites monitor oceans, land, ice, vegetation,
and the weather.
NASA Earth data can support research into floods, droughts, fires.
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#NASA #ClimateScience #Satellites #EarthObservation #TheNewsInk
@thenewsink.bsky.socialNASA has an entire program dedicated to finding asteroids before they find Earth.
Planetary defense begins by discovering, tracking and calculating the orbits of near-Earth objects.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialMars has become one of NASA’s most important destinations for robotic exploration.
NASA currently lists four active missions working at or around the Red Planet.
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@thenewsink.bsky.socialNASA officially opened for business on October 1, 1958.
It emerged during the Space Race after the Soviet Union launched Sputnik.
Gemini developed techniques needed for longer and more complex missions.