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NASA restarts astronaut recruitment to prepare for Artemis moon landing

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has launched an open recruitment process for astronaut candidates after two years. This recruitment is expected to start in 2026 Eastern Time […] This article NASA restarts astronaut recruitment to prepare for the Artemis moon landing first appeared on Chain News ABMedia.

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Serenity talks about four optical communications stocks: bullish on Coherent, turning negative on Lumentum

The continued expansion of AI data centers has driven demand for high-speed optical communication components, which has also pushed up the price and industrial value of continuous wave laser (CW Laser) chips. The market […] This article Serenity talks about four optical communication stocks: optimistic about Coherent, turning negative on Lumentum first appeared on Chain News ABMedia.

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Sports

Wilcox and Berrada poised to tell Ratcliffe in Monaco that Carrick should be sacked

Manchester United executives to settle head coach’s fate Mauricio Pochettino a strong candidate to take over Manchester United’s director of football, Jason Wilcox, and chief executive, Omar Berrada, are expected to meet Sir Jim Ratcliffe in Monaco on Tuesday and recommend the sacking of Michael Carrick. Wilcox and Berrada have come to the conclusion that the 45-year-old should be removed as head coach after analysing his and the team’s performance. Continue reading...

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Entertainment

Jarvis Cocker on judging the Booker prize: ‘It’s just like being in a band’

The singer on how being in Pulp prepared him for judging a literary prize, reading 163 books while on tour, and feeling like the odd one out on the panel • M John Harrison becomes the first science fiction author to win the Booker prize Judging the Booker prize is like being in a band. A band will often bring together a very disparate set of people, their only thing in common the fact they’re in the same group. And a good band takes account of the interests and strengths of its members – that’s how you get a unique sound. Being part of this year’s Booker prize judging panel – chaired by Mary B

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Politics

Will the Trump-supporting UK right share in his ignominy? No, it’s too dishonest for that | Polly Toynbee

Sustained not by public opinion but by billionaire media owners, British rightwing commentators will embrace a Maga successor, not moderation Hallelujahs and hosannas have been echoing around the democratic world over the last few weeks. The White House madman is a loser. Rejoice at Serbia, Hungary, Brazil and hold our breath for Israel. Take heart from our best historians’ encouragements. Margaret MacMillan wrote in the Observer: “And now we can hope these elections will bring an end to cruelty, naked greed, contempt for decency, and the relentless vulgarity that tries to pass for boldness an

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A flaccid roam through Bloomsbury’s desperately mediocre modernists: Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant review

Tate Britain, London Trying to present these two as pioneers of British art is fruitless: their lives, sexualities and the Picasso and Cézanne paintings in their home were more exciting than what’s here The Bloomsbury Group once induced yawns as the smug epitome of a snobbish high culture but they’re now admired for their feminism and queer abandon. There’s a West End play about the loves of the Bloomsbury economist John Maynard Keynes and if you visit the National Trust’s Sissinghurst, its flowerbeds are set alight by Vita Sackville-West’s affair with Virginia Woolf. But biography can’t set a

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