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Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida has warned that Hurricane Ian will cause historic devastation as it pummels the state with catastrophic wind and rain. Ian, which has trapped people in their homes, is expected to set flood records and may be one of the worst storms to ever hit the state, on Thursday, it continued to wreak havoc as it moved east over Florida. One confirmed death has occurred in the state, and approximately 2.7 million people are without power, President Joe Biden has declared the storm a major disaster, making federal funds and disaster relief accessible. He stated on…

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Scientists guess the dog’s sense of smell is somewhere around 100,000 times more acute than ours, the reason being the huge number of scent receptors. The emotional sensitivity of our canine friends was put to the test once again, this time in the context of a scientific sniffing experiment, Researchers have found that dogs are able to detect stress in the breath and sweat of humans. We trained four dogs, all of which were pets whose owners volunteered them for the task, to “choose” one of three scent canisters. In addition, they were successful in identifying a sample of sweat…

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The EU stated that sabotage was the cause of two major gas pipeline (Nord Stream) leaks from Russia to Europe, but refrained from directly accusing Russia. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, stated that intentional disruption would be met with the “strongest possible response.” Previously, the EU has accused Russia of using gas supplies as a weapon against the West in retaliation for its support for Ukraine. However, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed sabotage allegations as “predictable, stupid, and ridiculous.” Secretary of State of the United States Antony Blinken stated that he did not believe the…

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Due to an approaching hurricane Ian, the United States space agency will remove the Artemis-I Moon rocket from its launch pad in Florida. To protect the Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle, NASA will roll it back into its engineering workshop. Thursday is expected to be the day that Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida. Ian is currently moving through the Gulf of Mexico, and the forecast for the Kennedy Space Center includes strong winds and heavy rain. Although the spaceport will likely escape the worst of the storm’s effects, NASA cannot risk damage to its multibillion-dollar rocket. The return to…

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Ukraine accuses Russia of causing gas pipeline leaks to Europe in a “terrorist attack.” The damage to Nord Stream 1 and 2 was “an act of aggression” against the EU, according to Mykhaylo Podolyak, later he said Russia wanted to cause pre-winter panic and urged the EU to support Ukraine militarily. Before the leaks, seismologists detected underwater explosions. “There is no doubt that these were explosions,” said Bjorn Lund of Sweden’s National Seismology Center, as quoted by local media, on Monday afternoon, Nord Stream 2 operators reported a loss of pressure and Danish authorities warned ships to avoid Bornholm’s area.…

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Grey wolves, Eurasian beavers, grey seals, and European bison have experienced some of the most robust population and geographic range recoveries. The report, which was commissioned by the conservation organization Rewilding Europe, examined 50 European species. The Zoological Society of London, BirdLife International, and the European Bird Census Council compiled the report. The European Wildlife Comeback Report 2022 is a continuation of research conducted in 2013. It focuses primarily on species that have experienced recoveries within the last 40 to 50 years. “This new report sheds light not only on which European wildlife species are recovering well, but also on…

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  Liz Truss stated in her first speech as prime minister, “We will put shovels in the ground to ensure that no one faces unaffordable energy bills.” She has pledged to increase domestic energy production by increasing North Sea oil and gas extraction and fracking. And on 22 September, the new Business and Energy Secretary, Jacob Rees-Mogg, told MPs, “We also need more secure and cheaper gas supplies, which is why we will issue more licenses and investigate shale gas. The government expects to award “more than one hundred new licenses” for oil and gas exploration in the North Sea,…

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The deputy defense minister, Gen. Dmitry Bulgakov, was removed from his position on Saturday, the defense ministry announced via Telegram. Vladimir Putin has dismissed the general in charge of the faltering logistics operations of the Russian military in Ukraine. According to the ministry, the 67-year-old was “released” to assume a new position. Col. Gen. Mikhail Mizintsev, who oversaw Moscow’s brutal siege of the port city of Mariupol, will replace him. Since 2008, Gen. Bulgakov has been in charge of the military’s logistics operations and was responsible for supplying Russian troops after their deployment to Syria in 2015. Nonetheless, according to…

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The Nasa Artemis-1 Moon Rocket has completed its fueling test. NASA’s leak-plagued Artemis moon rocket had problems during a fueling test on Wednesday. Although Engineers “managed” a new leak in a fitting that stopped a Sept. 3 launch attempt and filled the huge booster with 750,000 gallons of super-cold propellants. They also tested the rocket’s four hydrogen-powered engines and the core stage’s hydrogen tank. Charlie Blackwell-Thompson wouldn’t say whether NASA would launch on September 27. She wanted her team to examine the test data before drawing any conclusions. “Today’s test gave me hope,” she said. “I don’t like to get…

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Russia’s nuclear threats are “totally unacceptable,” said the UN secretary general. Russia’s plans to take over parts of Ukraine are “a violation of the UN charter and of international law,” he said. António Guterres also said that the effects of the war could lead to a shortage of food next year. “Plain and simple, there won’t be enough food for everyone,” he said. Guterres was speaking at the start of a UN security council meeting the day after Vladimir Putin raised the stakes in his invasion of Ukraine by announcing a partial mobilization and threatening to use nuclear weapons “if…

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