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NASA's rescue mission for the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is underway after Katalyst Space's LINK spacecraft launched from Kwajalein on July 3. The point is not only saving one aging telescope. It is proving whether orbital servicing can become a practical tool for keeping expensive space hardware alive.
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The adjusted British Grand Prix grid looks clean at the front, but the real story is how Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull, McLaren and a shuffled midfield are boxed into very different first-stint problems.
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Silverstone's home-hero weekend became a Mercedes control test, with Kimi Antonelli turning Ferrari pressure, wind and a compressed Sprint format into the clearest title-fight signal of the British GP so far.
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British GP Qualifying starts with Mercedes holding the best season-level case, but Silverstone's fast corners, hard tyres, breeze risk and 2026 energy limits give Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull credible routes to pole.
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The British GP Sprint is short enough to feel simple, but Silverstone's high-speed corners, hard tyre range, dry-windy forecast and compressed sprint-weekend format make Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull all vulnerable in different ways.
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Sony says new PlayStation games will stop shipping on physical discs from January 2028, even as its own FY25 data shows tens of millions of full-game sales still happen outside the fully digital path. The real issue is not nostalgia. It is whether players trust digital access enough to give up the fallback that discs provided.
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The 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV has the range, towing claims, power outlets and clever packaging that should make it an easy electric-truck pitch. Weak sales show the harder problem: truck buyers do not switch because a spec sheet is impressive. They switch when the use case feels safer than the habit.
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Ferrari has brought back the gated-shifter fantasy with the limited-run 12Cilindri Manuale, but the twist is that the manual feel is delivered through an eight-speed DCT and a by-wire clutch/shifter system. It is not purist, and that is exactly why it matters.
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Google Play is putting $1 million behind 10 African indie game studios, with equity-free funding, mentorship and technical support. The relevant point for players and developers is not the dollar figure alone. It is whether African studios can turn local storytelling into globally distributed games without losing control too early.
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