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Aviation fans, mark your calendars! On Wednesday, August 27th, Simple Flying’s Managing Editors, Tom Boon and Sumit Singh, will go live for a special Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, hosted directly on the Simple Flying website using our new threads functionality.Continue Reading

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Privacy-focused services like encrypted email, secure messaging, and VPNs are growing in importance with each passing day. We live in an era where dissent is crushed and corporations treat user data like chips on a poker table. Your browsing habits, location data, and online communications have become valuable commodities toContinue Reading

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Noveon Magnetics has announced a multi-year supply agreement to deliver rare earth magnets to General Motors. Production has begun and initial magnet deliveries started in July 2025, according to Noveon. The agreement supports a wide range of GM vehicle components, with an explicit focus on the company’s full-size SUVs andContinue Reading

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Sponsored by Lumafield. EV-battery engineers wrestle with defects they can’t see until a pack fails. The Engineer’s Guide to Battery Defects lays out how industrial CT surfaces those threats in minutes. As the paper states, “Industrial CT scanning allows battery engineers to visualize and analyze specific issues related to anodesContinue Reading

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Mozilla’s Thunderbird team announced plans earlier this year to launch Thundermail, their own email service and premium Thunderbird Pro subscription backed by a suite of enhanced, if entirely optional, features. This week, MZLA Technologies Corporation gave an update on their plans – plans that could finally let viable open-source, privacy-mindedContinue Reading

Scientists Capture Rare Images of Indonesian Coelacanth

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First discovered in 1997 and described as a new species two years later, the Indonesian coelacanth (Latimeria menadoensis) is one of two living species of coelacanth, a deep-sea fish that closely resembles its ancestors from the Cretaceous period. The post Scientists Capture Rare Images of Indonesian Coelacanth appeared first onContinue Reading

China Races to Dominate Latin America’s EV Market

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As China continues to grow its electric vehicle (EV) industry, it has expanded to several new markets in recent years, opening multiple production and assembly plants across Latin America. Chinese EV companies now offer a wide variety of EV models at competitive prices, making them well-suited to the Latin American market…Continue Reading

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A new version of Kdenlive, the free, open source video editor for Windows, macOS, and Linux, has been released with improvements its makers hope will “give you a pleasant editing experience”. Kdenlive 25.08.0 improves audio mixing. A redesigned sound control board offers “clearer visuals and thresholds” for fine-tuned level tweaking.Continue Reading

10 Amazing Space Secrets from Our Own Solar System

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It seems as if we’ve got the solar system pinned down pretty good: eight planets, one big Sun, a bunch of space rocks, some chunks of ice, and Pluto. However, there are lots of subtleties and secrets that go unappreciated or unreported. The following phenomena include some of the most spectacular space secrets hiding rightContinue Reading