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CNES@cnes.fr · 2h ago

Le spatial ne sert pas seulement à observer notre planète : il aide aussi à mieux préparer les villes aux défis climatiques. 👉 Découvrez Urba-Clim et son fonctionnement dans notre article. cnes.fr/actualites/u... #cnes #urbaclim #changementclimatique

Urba-Clim : une solution venue de l’espace pour les îlots de chaleur urbains | CNES

Alors que la France connaît une série inédite de vagues de chaleur, le spatial permet la mise en place d’outils pour adapter les villes aux conditions extrêmes, comme à Rennes avec Urba-Clim.

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A. Faë@anaisfae.art · 5h ago

Since it's the start of the month, here's a reminder that you can support me on Ko-fi! ko-fi.com/anaisfae/tiers You can get early access to finished art plus high res scans and wallpapers, or you can just toss me a coin if you want! I'm chronically ill and art is my sole source of income

watercolor painting of a very tiny kitten sitting with its front paws stretched. Its fur is white with patches of tabby grey, its eyes green and its smol snoot dark pink.
Dr. Serge Zaka@sergezaka.bsky.social · 10h ago

Cette carte est gravissime. Mais elle n'a pas fait la une de l'actualité. Pour moi, l'été 2026 marque un tournant. Après celui de 2022, il devient difficile de ne plus parler de "rupture écologique" ou de "point de non retour" pour une partie des milieux aquatiques français. 1/18

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Eerie etc.@extravaguer.bsky.social · 13h ago

To the surprise of no one… I always found it very weird and icky and with all the models scandals in the 90’s, I figured it was the same. Good luck to those women tho.

Lisa Guerrero@lisaguerrero.bsky.social · yesterday

Was there sex trafficking at the Playboy Mansion? Several women have now claimed there was. The parallels to Epstein are extraordinary, but in this case, the crimes were glamorized on tv’s The Girls Next Door. Watch this clip of Karissa Shannon from Lisa Guerrero Unleashed youtu.be/rbCW4poBhXM?...

Lars Bergmann@drlarsbergmann.bsky.social · 23h ago

June 2026: second-warmest June on record globally. Hottest June ever for western Europe. Hottest June ocean ever measured. If your memory says "it was like this in the 80s," your brain isn't remembering. It's lying to your face, and you're tipping it.

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Luca@lucagalletti.bsky.social · 20h ago

Yes, elephant shrews are more closely related to actual elephants than they are to true shrews. Despite weighing only a few ounces, they share a major super-group ancestry with elephants, manatees, and aardvarks. IG: @love_animalsgram

Agence France-Presse@afp.com · 14h ago

🇮🇳 Inde: des inondations et des glissements de terrain dus aux pluies de mousson torrentielles ont causé plus de 100 morts depuis début juillet et forcé des milliers d'évacuations, selon un bilan des autorités mercredi.

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Ononebete@ononebete.bsky.social · yesterday

Microsoft: $101 BILLION in profits. $12.5 BILLION in tax breaks. $176 BILLION in stock buybacks. 4,800 workers fired this week. 9,000 workers fired last year. Please don't tell me trickle-down economics works. It never did. Nothing trickles down.

ProPublica@propublica.org · 19h ago

We created this guide for anyone who could experience a miscarriage in a state with abortion restrictions. We wrote it in consultation with dozens of doctors, including those who regularly treat patients who are miscarrying 👇

If You’re Pregnant, Here’s What You Should Know About the Medical Procedures That Could Save Your Life

Women experiencing pregnancy loss in states with abortion bans told us they wished they had known what to expect and how to advocate for themselves. We created this guide for anyone who finds themselv...

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Chapps@chapps.bsky.social · yesterday

Most Pompeiians lived in multi-story dwellings without kitchens and got their food at thermopolia, essentially taverns with ready-made food and wine. There is a fine fresco and colored plaster lararium - shrine - above the counter at the thermopolium of Lucius Vetutius Placidus.🏺 1/ 📸 me

This beautifully painted lararium - household shrine - is found in the thermopolium of Lucius Vetutius Placidus. Since most Pompeiians lived in multi-story dwellings without kitchens, these hot food and drink establishments were critical, where citizens could purchase sustenance and consume it there, or take it home. This lararium depicts two Lares - protective spirits of the home (and business, it seems) - pouring wine from rhytons; a veiled Genius (protector of the home) in the middle, sacrificing to the gods and holding a cornucopia, symbol of abundance; the god of trade, Mercury, on the left, holding his caduceus and a bag of coins, which would bring success and abundance to the business; and finally the god Dionysus on the right, also a symbol of abundance in this establishment which served wine. Notably, stucco is used to create the small shrine, which is in the shape of a temple, including two Corinthian columns and a pediment. Stucco acanthus vines and volutes appear above the temple, and two painted agatha daemons (which appear as crested snakes) are facing a large egg on an altar, below. A 3 kg (6.6 lb) hoard of coins was found in one of the terracotta jars set into the counter, probably the last daily profits of the establishment. House and thermopolium of Vetutius Placidus, Pompeii (I, 8.8)
Max Waugh@maxwaughphoto.bsky.social · yesterday

We’ve wrapped our African adventure. The trip ended with a few fantastic days on the coast of Mozambique, as the first visitors to Zimanga’s new lodge. We enjoyed spectacular scenery, lots of whale and dolphin action, snorkeling, and the kids even got to try fishing for the first time.

Fishing on the coast of Mozambique.