News of 15 October 2026
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Artemis I launch in slow motion turns night into day
Slow-motion footage shows NASA's SLS rocket lifting off in 2022 as its exhaust lights up the sky.
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What we lose when the neighbourhood pitch disappears
The scraps of land where children once played were never just football pitches. They were classrooms where a generation learned to live together.
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Hurricane Erin seen from the International Space Station
Footage from the ISS shows the vast cloud shield of Hurricane Erin over the Atlantic.
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Harbour and coast at dawn: boats waking up to the day
Harbours, lighthouses and quiet shores in the first light of morning.
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The library is the last free living room in town
One of the few places where we can sit for hours without buying anything, the public library now holds far more than books.
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Up close with offshore wind turbines
Turbines rising from the open sea show the sheer scale of renewable energy projects.
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Movement starts in daily life, not in the gym
Inactivity is not only a personal failing; it is shaped by how our cities, workplaces and buildings are designed.
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Winter storm rolls over the Grand Canyon in timelapse
Clouds and curtains of precipitation drift over the canyon's red cliffs in a timelapse.
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Second-hand is no longer a sign of need. It's a sign of sense
Buying and selling used goods has become one of the soundest routes through the household economy, and one of the greenest.
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Night sky and space: from the stars to Earth's lights
The Milky Way, star trails and auroras photographed from the International Space Station.
