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Seattle World Cup barge gives soccer's global language a waterfront home
Seattle World Cup barge gives soccer's global language a waterfront home EVERETT, Washington, June 8 : Every World Cup is memorable, but Seattle's two pro soccer clubs - the Sounders and the Reign - hope they have created an unforgettable waterfront venue for fans to watch games and for kids to play: a pierside barge with a mini soccer pitch, a huge video screen and amenities. The barge commemorates a campaign by the RAVE Foundation, the clubs' charitable arm, to build 52 mini soccer pitches...
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Wind as Driver of Bird and Bat Abundance, Flight Direction, Altitude, and Speed on the North Atlantic Shelf
arXiv:2511.14983v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Quantifying the collision risk of birds and bats with offshore wind turbines requires an understanding of the drivers of flying animal behavior at offshore wind sites. An omnidirectional S-band radar system was deployed on a research barge on the Northeastern Shelf of the United States (40.9 deg N, 70.79 deg W) and collected data for a 5-week window during the 2024 autumn bird and bat migration. The barge also supported two profiling lidar...
Indonesia Weighs Export Rule Exemptions for Commodity Traders
A barge transports coal in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
‘Timmy’ the humpback whale hauled ashore on Danish island
The carcass of a humpback whale known as “Timmy” was pulled onto a beach on Denmark’s Anholt island after spending two weeks in shallow waters. The whale captured public attention in Germany after being spotted in the Baltic Sea in March, prompting months of rescue efforts. Teams repeatedly tried to guide the animal back toward the North Sea, including a last-ditch operation in May that transported it by barge.
Denmark probes death of humpback whale that captivated Germany
Scientists carried out the examination on 4 June on the Danish island of Anholt, where the whale's body was brought after being found dead. Authorities said the results will be released at a later date. Timmy died after a major rescue operation that saw him transported aboard a barge into the North Sea and released off the Danish coast on 2 May.
Quantum Hierarchical Locally Recoverable Codes
arXiv:2606.06736v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Quantum locally recoverable codes (QLRCs) have recently gained attention as a framework for achieving efficient quantum storage with local recovery capabilities. Analogous to their classical counterparts, QLRCs allow a lost qudit to be reconstructed using only a small subset of other qudits, thereby reducing the resource and operational overhead in recovery.
Axolotl salamander: Why an unofficial World Cup mascot has sparked backlash from locals
Axolotl salamander: Why an unofficial World Cup mascot has sparked backlash from locals Amidst the debate, some hope the increased visibility might spark positive change - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments As Mexico City prepares to host five World Cup matches, including the competition opener on Thursday, visitors are greeted by an unexpected, wide-grinned mascot: the axolotl. This unique salamander, native to the region, is splashed in vibrant purple across murals, subway cars, and even...
In Mexico City, axolotl salamanders are everywhere before the World Cup — except in the wild
In Mexico City, axolotl salamanders are everywhere before the World Cup — except in the wild MEXICO CITY, June 8 : One of the first things visitors arriving in Mexico City for the World Cup are likely to see is the wide grin of an axolotl, with the salamander unique to this part of the world splashed in bright purple on murals and subway cars or depicted in sculptures dribbling a soccer ball. Named after the Nahuatl word for "water monster," the axolotl (pronounced ah-sho-LO-tul) has become...
Tugboat? Pipeline? Why there's no quick fuel fix for the Nuyina
RSV Nuyina can't access Hobart's marine refuelling depot, so what are its other options? Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 5:18am When the Australian government decided to spend $528 million on a state-of-the-art icebreaker, it was envisaged the ship would be able to refuel in its home port of Hobart. But in 2023, the harbourmaster rejected an application for the RSV Nuyina to travel under the Tasman Bridge to reach city's marine fuel depot.