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‘Workhorse’ PERC technology to drive Suniva’s scaling up of US solar cell production Space Debris

‘Workhorse’ PERC technology to drive Suniva’s scaling up of US solar cell production

“Suniva will continue to produce PERC cells,” Card told PV Tech this week, when asked about the cell technology that the new facility will use. “What this announcement validates is that PERC remains a workhorse product, particularly in the US market.” PERC has been a key component of the company’s return to cell…
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September 11, 2026
Inside La Roche-Posay’s Purple Lab: A Much-Needed Conversation on Hyperpigmentation and Skin Health Space Debris

Inside La Roche-Posay’s Purple Lab: A Much-Needed Conversation on Hyperpigmentation and Skin Health

La Roche-Posay is bringing consumers closer to the science behind their skincare, creating an opportunity to better understand their skin, their wellbeing and the habits that support healthy skin in the long term. In Lagos, La Roche-Posay is creating space for that conversation to happen through Purple Lab, an immersive…
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September 11, 2026
Inside IBM’s New Quantum Computing Fridges, 180 Times Colder Than Deep Space Space Debris

Inside IBM’s New Quantum Computing Fridges, 180 Times Colder Than Deep Space

To advance the capabilities of quantum computers, scientists need to make the delicate and incredibly power-demanding systems more stable, as well as scale up the processing power. In the next decade, IBM plans to address both of these issues, starting with its new Modular Cryogenic Systems, or “super refridgerators.” Put…
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September 11, 2026
Monica E. Chikhani explores how airport F&B venues are flying high Space Debris

Monica E. Chikhani explores how airport F&B venues are flying high

For millions of travelers across the Middle East, airports are no longer occasional destinations. Instead, they are recurring touchpoints woven into the rhythm of modern life. Whether it’s a business executive flying between regional hubs or an expat heading home during holidays, many travelers pass through the same airports multiple…
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September 11, 2026
Musa Mishamo: The young Tanzanian engineer watching African farms from space Space Debris

Musa Mishamo: The young Tanzanian engineer watching African farms from space

Musa Mishamo speaks so softly that you find yourself leaning across the table to catch the end of his sentences. He smiles often, answers questions briefly, and does not embellish. This is slightly inconvenient when you are interviewing a man whose ambitions stretch hundreds of kilometres above the earth. We…
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September 11, 2026
Stylised XCOM-like tactics game Ex Sanguis straps Othercide’s obsession with timelines to a leaner roguelike campaign Space Debris

Stylised XCOM-like tactics game Ex Sanguis straps Othercide’s obsession with timelines to a leaner roguelike campaign

Image credit: Firesquid The nasal greenhorn strategy gamer understands "strategy" to be about mastery of space by means of clanging offensives, shining shieldwalls, and brute attrition, but the true Napoleon of Drag-Select knows that strategy is always, primarily, the mastery of time. I don't think Napoleon would have approved of…
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September 10, 2026
BRICS Summit 2026: Delhi airspace restrictions, train diversions from Sept 11-13; all you need to know Space Debris

BRICS Summit 2026: Delhi airspace restrictions, train diversions from Sept 11-13; all you need to know

INDIA Delhi faces airspace restrictions and train cancellations, diversions and delays from September 11-13. Check key travel updates. BRICS Summit: Delhi airspace restrictions, train diversions from Sept 11-13; all you need to know Add DNA as a Preferred Source TRENDING NOW Gold, silver prices today, February 8, 2026: Check city-wise…
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September 10, 2026
Space debris is multiplying, so satellite makers are building better ways to survive a hit Space Debris

Space debris is multiplying, so satellite makers are building better ways to survive a hit

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. The takeaway: Satellites in low Earth orbit face a growing threat from debris, and companies are developing new ways to detect and withstand impacts. New sensors could help operators learn more about strikes that damage satellites…
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September 10, 2026
The next ‘Star Trek’ movie will be inspired by ‘Crimson Tide’, and ‘Strange New Worlds’ latest episode just showed them how to do it Space Debris

The next ‘Star Trek’ movie will be inspired by ‘Crimson Tide’, and ‘Strange New Worlds’ latest episode just showed them how to do it

(Image credit: Paramount) During the recent press rounds for Apple TV's Ryan Reynolds/Kenneth Branagh vehicle "Mayday", writer/director duo Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley talked about their plans for the next "Star Trek" movie . As well as confirming their story will feature an all-new crew, they mentioned that the…
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September 10, 2026