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OUA football: Western Mustangs open season with four-OT thriller
The Western football team finished an all-time comeback with a win for the ages. The Mustangs rallied from 16 points down late in the fourth quarter, then finally subdued Queen’s on Brian Garrity’s 16-yard field goal in the fourth overtime for a rousing 45-42 season-opening victory Saturday at Richardson Stadium in Kingston. “I thought I […]
Hopeville Kite Festival wows crowds with flying whales and dragons
‘I’m quite impressed. I didn’t think kites can get this big, and be up in the air like this.” — Josie Felts, Dundalk resident
John Ball Zoo Fights for Great Lakes’ Rarest Butterflies
By Donté Smith
Butterfly populations are in decline across the continental U.S., dropping by 22% between 2000 and 2020 according to a study in the journal Science. Almost a third of the 342 species studied have seen their numbers fall by more than half. To help combat that trend, the John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids, Michigan, launched its Great Lakes Rare Butterfly Program in 2021 to protect the region’s most threatened species.
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Walia: What you can do with a humanoid robot that costs $6K
China’s Unitree Robotics has unveiled a humanoid robot priced at under US$6,000 that packs serious mobility, sensors and AI potential
Fracking Hydrogen From Rocks: Clever Tech, Tough Economics
Engineered mineral hydrogen is an elegant idea. Water reacts with iron rich magnesium and iron rich, silica poor igneous rock — ultramafic — from Earth’s mantle rocks to release hydrogen, and with the right chemistry and temperature you can raise reaction rates and collect a clean product. In the lab … [continued]
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