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> To see light from WASP-39 b, Webb tracked the planet as it passed in front of its star, allowing some of the star's light to filter through the planet's atmosphere.
> "The abundance of sulfur hydrogen indicated that the planet presumably experienced significant accretion of planetesimals that can deliver to the atmosphere," said Kazumasa Ohno, a UC Santa Cruz exoplanet researcher who worked on Webb data.
> In so precisely parsing an exoplanet atmosphere, the Webb telescope's instruments performed well beyond scientists' expectations - and promise a new phase of exploration among the broad variety of exoplanets in the galaxy.
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Reply to Iranian security forces on Monday intensified a crackdown in western Iran's Kurdish-populated regions that killed a dozen people over 24 hours, directly shooting at protesters and using heavy weapons, rights groups said by DoremusJessup
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> Paris - Iranian security forces on Monday intensified a crackdown in western Iran's Kurdish-populated regions that killed a dozen people over 24 hours, directly shooting at protesters and using heavy weapons, rights groups said.
> There have been particularly intense anti-regime demonstrations in several towns in the last few days, rights groups say, largely sparked by the funerals of people said to have been killed by the security forces in previous protests.
> The latest violence came alongside continued concern over the situation in Mahabad, where rights groups said security forces had sent reinforcements the day before to press a crackdown.
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Reply to Russian aircraft conduct unsafe, unprofessional overflight of NATO ships in Baltic Sea by Zhukov-74
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> On the morning of Nov. 17, two Russian fighter aircraft made an unsafe and unprofessional approach toward Standing NATO Maritime Group 1, which was conducting routine operations in the Baltic Sea.
> NATO deemed the interaction unsafe and unprofessional since it was conducted in a known danger area, which was activated for air defence training, and due to the aircraft altitude and proximity.
> NATO will respond appropriately to any interference with NATO's lawful activity in the area that endangers the safety of our aircraft, ships or their crews.
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Reply to Tuvalu starts to digitise their nation as rising seas threaten existence | Tuvalu said on Thursday that it plans to build a digital version of itself, replicating islands and landmarks and preserving its history and culture as rising sea levels threaten to submerge the tiny Pacific nation by imrussellcrowe
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> Tuvalu said on Thursday that it plans to build a digital version of itself, replicating islands and landmarks and preserving its history and culture as rising sea levels threaten to submerge the tiny Pacific island nation.
> Tuvalu's Foreign Minister Simon Kofe told the COP27 climate summit earlier in the week that it was time to look at alternative solutions for his country's survival and this included Tuvalu becoming the first digitised nation in the metaverse - an online realm that uses augmented and virtual reality to help users interact.
> Tuvalu will be the first country to replicate itself in the metaverse but follows both the city of Seoul and the island nation of Barbados which last year said they would enter the metaverse to provide administrative and consular services, respectively.
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> Home Secretary Suella Braverman has challenged critics to try to "Get rid of me", as she rejected claims she was to blame for dire conditions at a migrant processing centre.
> Ms Braverman said her policies of co-operating with French authorities and sending some asylum seekers to Rwanda would curb Channel crossings.
> A popular MP on the right-wing of her party, Ms Braverman was keen to return as home secretary, but the scale of the challenge facing her is daunting.
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> A group of anti-war protestors have taken over the Amsterdam home of Russian oligarch Arkady Volozh, a technology tycoon and co-founder of his country's equivalent to Google.
> Volozh later left the country for his home in Israel with a number of other top executives at the company and, as of July, had not visited Russia for some time, an article in the Russian news outlet The Bell reported.
> In the early days of the Russian invasion, a group of protesters had previously broken into the London home of sanctioned Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska.
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> DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Iranian authorities announced on Monday they will hold public trials for 1,000 people in the capital, Tehran, over the protests that have convulsed the country.
> Iran's state-run IRNA news agency quoted judicial officials as saying that a thousand people who had a central role in the protests would be brought to trial in Tehran alone over their "Subversive actions," including assaulting security guards, setting fire to public property and other accusations.
> ADVERTISEMENT. "Those who intend to confront and subvert the regime are dependent on foreigners and will be punished according to legal standards," said Iran's judiciary chief, Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei, indicating that some protesters would be charged with collaborating with foreign governments.
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Reply to Current climate pledges have us heading for a world that is 2.4 to 2.6°C hotter, says UN report - no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place by BattlemechJohnBrown
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> As intensifying climate impacts across the globe hammer home the message that greenhouse gas emissions must fall rapidly, a new UN Environment Program report finds that the international community is still falling far short of the Paris goals, with no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place.
> The "Emissions Gap Report 2022: The Closing Window-Climate crisis calls for rapid transformation of societies" finds that urgent sector and system-wide transformations-in the electricity supply, industry, transport and buildings sectors, and the food and financial systems-would help to avoid climate disaster.
> Action in these four areas can reduce projected 2050 food system emissions to around a third of current levels, as opposed to emissions almost doubling if current practices are continued.
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Reply to Current climate pledges have us heading for a world that is 2.4 to 2.6°C hotter, says UN report - no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place by BattlemechJohnBrown
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> As intensifying climate impacts across the globe hammer home the message that greenhouse gas emissions must fall rapidly, a new UN Environment Program report finds that the international community is still falling far short of the Paris goals, with no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place.
> The "Emissions Gap Report 2022: The Closing Window-Climate crisis calls for rapid transformation of societies" finds that urgent sector and system-wide transformations-in the electricity supply, industry, transport and buildings sectors, and the food and financial systems-would help to avoid climate disaster.
> Action in these four areas can reduce projected 2050 food system emissions to around a third of current levels, as opposed to emissions almost doubling if current practices are continued.
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Reply to Current climate pledges have us heading for a world that is 2.4 to 2.6°C hotter | UN Environment Program report finds that the international community is still falling far short of the Paris goals, with no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place. by imrussellcrowe
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> As intensifying climate impacts across the globe hammer home the message that greenhouse gas emissions must fall rapidly, a new UN Environment Program report finds that the international community is still falling far short of the Paris goals, with no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place.
> The "Emissions Gap Report 2022: The Closing Window-Climate crisis calls for rapid transformation of societies" finds that urgent sector and system-wide transformations-in the electricity supply, industry, transport and buildings sectors, and the food and financial systems-would help to avoid climate disaster.
> Action in these four areas can reduce projected 2050 food system emissions to around a third of current levels, as opposed to emissions almost doubling if current practices are continued.
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Reply to Current climate pledges have us heading for a world that is 2.4 to 2.6°C hotter, says UN report - no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place by BattlemechJohnBrown
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> As intensifying climate impacts across the globe hammer home the message that greenhouse gas emissions must fall rapidly, a new UN Environment Program report finds that the international community is still falling far short of the Paris goals, with no credible pathway to 1.5°C in place.
> The "Emissions Gap Report 2022: The Closing Window-Climate crisis calls for rapid transformation of societies" finds that urgent sector and system-wide transformations-in the electricity supply, industry, transport and buildings sectors, and the food and financial systems-would help to avoid climate disaster.
> Action in these four areas can reduce projected 2050 food system emissions to around a third of current levels, as opposed to emissions almost doubling if current practices are continued.
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> Another general, Hibatullah Alizai, the last Afghan army chief before the Taliban took over, said the effort is also being helped by a former Afghan special forces commander who lived in Russia and speaks the language.
> A GOP congressional report in August specifically warned of the danger that the Afghan commandos - trained by U.S. Navy SEALs and Army Green Berets - could end up giving up information about U.S. tactics to the Islamic State group, Iran or Russia - or fight for them.
> ADVERTISEMENT. Former Afghan army chief Alizai said much of the Russian recruiting effort is focused on Tehran and Mashhad, a city near the Afghan border where many have fled.
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Reply to Ireland to introduce law that ensures all tips and service charges paid via card to to staff. by openetguy
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> The Government has announced that a new law designed to protect tips received by workers will come into effect on 1 December.
> Any charge called a "Service charge" or anything that would lead a customer to believe it is a charge for service will have to be distributed to staff as if it were a tip or gratuity received by electronic means.
> The main sectors to which the measures will apply are tourism, hospitality, hairdressing, taxi, and delivery services, but there may be additions to the list in the future if new areas where tipping is prevalent emerge in the economy.
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Reply to South Korean officials face criticism over 'manmade disaster' in Halloween deaths by HRJafael
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> SEOUL, South Korea - Seoul police assigned 137 officers to manage a crowd of Halloween revelers anticipated to number over 100,000 over the weekend - a decision that has come under intense criticism following the deaths of more than 150 people when the group surged.
> By comparison, nearly 7,000 police officers were sent to another part of the South Korean capital on Saturday to monitor dueling protests that drew tens of thousands but still fewer people than flocked to the popular nightlife district of Itaewon the same night.
> On top of assigning more personnel, police and officials in the Yongsan district, which governs Itaewon, should have pedestrianized some streets and taken other measures to ease the crowding in narrow lanes like the one where the deaths occurred, experts said.
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Reply to French MEP says Russian attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure “war crimes,” urges probe by [deleted]
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> French Member of European Parliament Stéphane Séjourné, who chairs a Renew Europe Group, says Russia's strikes targeting Ukraine's critical infrastructure constitute a war crime, which must be investigated, while the international community must take seriously Kyiv's claims of an ongoing genocide of Ukrainians by the Russian forces.
> Earlier, Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba, who spoke at a briefing for foreign media, called on the international community to see Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure as part of genocide of the Ukrainian people being committed by the Russian Federation.
> In turn, Lithuanian legislator Paulius Saudargas said Lithuania was one of the first countries to recognize Russia's war against Ukraine "as a genocide and the atrocities committed by Russian army as war crimes.
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> Indian refiners expanded their basket of Russian crude by adding 15 per cent East Siberia Pacific Ocean blends, 6 per cent of Arctic Oil, and 3 per cent of Novy Port to their overall Urals-dominated Russian supply mix.
> Saudi Arabia shipments slumped to 706,000 barrels per day last month, compared with 807,000 barrels per day in September - a 16 per cent share.
> "I think India will be able to continue to import Russian oil, and it will not be browbeaten by the Western alliance in its sovereign decisions to purchase oil from whatever source in its own national interest," said London-based oil industry consultant Tilak Doshi, who was previously with Saudi Aramco.
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> More than 17 hours after Brazil's electoral chief declared Luíz Inácio Lula da Silva the winner of the presidential election, defeated incumbent Jair Bolsonaro has yet to concede.
> With all the votes counted, Lula had 50.9% of the valid votes against Mr Bolsonaro's 49.1%. In his victory speech, Lula touched on the political rift running through Brazil which further deepened during a bitterly fought and often acrimonious election campaign.
> The strong backing Lula has received both at home and abroad so quickly after his win will make it more difficult for Mr Bolsonaro to contest the result, analysts say.
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> Videos circulating on Chinese social media platforms showed people who are allegedly Foxconn workers climbing over fences and carrying their belongings down the road. The Foxconn plant in Zhengzhou, Henan province, is one of the largest factories in China that assembles products for Apple Inc., including its latest iPhone 14 devices.
> The workers' exodus comes after reports that Foxconn had placed a number of workers under quarantine following a COVID-19 outbreak in the factory.
> The Foxconn facility in Zhengzhou can accommodate up to 350,000 factory workers, but it is not clear how many are currently employed by the factory.
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Reply to Putin calls for cessation of hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh by supppbrahhh
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> Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to end hostilities in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, a confrontation that has dragged on for "Decades" and which, he says, everyone agrees must end.
> After the face-to-face meeting between Putin and Pashinian, the Russian leader is now preparing to do the same with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.
> Hostilities between the two nations lasted six weeks and left thousands dead. They finally ceased when the two countries reached a Russian-brokered cease-fire agreement allowing Russian peacekeepers to settle in Nagorno-Karabakh for a period of five years.
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> Another general, Hibatullah Alizai, the last Afghan army chief before the Taliban took over, said the effort is also being helped by a former Afghan special forces commander who lived in Russia and speaks the language.
> A GOP congressional report in August specifically warned of the danger that the Afghan commandos - trained by U.S. Navy SEALs and Army Green Berets - could end up giving up information about U.S. tactics to the Islamic State group, Iran or Russia - or fight for them.
> ADVERTISEMENT. Former Afghan army chief Alizai said much of the Russian recruiting effort is focused on Tehran and Mashhad, a city near the Afghan border where many have fled.
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> Turkey says it is determined that Ukraine continues its food exports despite Russia announcing its withdrawal from a UN-brokered grain deal, a move that has heightened concerns for nations desperate for food assistance.
> In July, Russia and Ukraine signed the grain deal, which allowed the resumption of grain exports halted because of the war.
> Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of wheat expected to be delivered to Africa and the Middle East are at risk after Russia's withdrawal from the deal.
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Reply to UK Government orders all poultry to be kept indoors indefinitely in an effort to prevent farmed bird and human exposure to avian influenza by GarlicCornflakes
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> Orders to keep all captive birds and poultry indoors are being extended across the whole of England from next week.
> It comes after the national risk of bird flu in wild birds was raised to 'very high', and the whole of Great Britain was made a bird flu prevention zone two weeks ago.
> "Chief veterinary officer Christine Middlemiss said:"We are now facing this year the largest ever outbreak of bird flu and are seeing rapid escalation in the number of cases on commercial farms and in backyard birds across England.
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> Ukraine has shipped a daily record tonnage of grain via a UN and Turkish administered scheme despite the withdrawal of Russia, and warnings from Moscow that continuing grain shipments without its approval would be "Risky".
> A large convoy of ships carrying grain set sail from Odesa on Monday despite Russia pulling out of the UN-brokered deal - designed to stave off a global hunger crisis - in retaliation for a drone attack on warships based in the Black Sea port of Sevastopol.
> At least 12 ships carrying grain left Ukrainian ports on Monday, including the Admiral de Ribas and Mount Baker, which left the port days after Russia suspended its participation in an agreement that allowed vital grain shipments to pass through the Black Sea.
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Reply to Ukraine war: Power and water supply hit across Ukraine in 'massive' Russian missile strikes by beraleh
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> Ukraine says power and water supply across the country has been badly hit after Russia launched more than 50 missiles targeting critical facilities.
> On Monday morning, missile strikes were also reported in the central Vinnytsia region, as well as Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia in the south-east, and Lviv in western Ukraine.
> In neighbouring Moldova, the authorities reported that a missile shot down by Ukraine fell in the "Northern end of the town of Naslavcea" near the border with Ukraine.
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Reply to Zelenskyy urges UN to act over airstrikes by FearfulAnomaly
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> Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed to the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday to take action to stop Russian airstrikes targeting vital infrastructure that have once again plunged Ukrainian cities into darkness and cold as winter sets in.
> In his speech, Zelenskyy called for the adoption of a UN resolution condemning energy terror.
> Russia's UN ambassador Vasily Nebenzya responded by complaining that it was against council rules for Zelenskyy to appear via video, and rejected what he called "Reckless threats and ultimatums" by Ukraine and its supporters in the West.
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