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Roboterhund Black Panther pulverisiert Geschwindigkeitsrekord im 100-Meter-Lauf
Der chinesische Roboterhund Black Panther II hat inoffiziell einen Laufrekord im 100-Meter-Sprint aufgestellt. Leichtbau und KI machten es möglich.

Has anyone tried making a panther nexus in maine. or pennsylvania. idk yall it feels kinda greedy of em to be the only state with a panther nexus but maybe thats just me

Connecting The Hierarchically Merging Binary Black Hole Population To Their Host Galaxies
Jordan Moncrieff, Fiona Panther
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.18704 https://

Connecting The Hierarchically Merging Binary Black Hole Population To Their Host Galaxies
The detection of gravitational waves from merging black holes with masses $\sim\,80-150\,\mathrm{M_\odot}$ suggests that some proportion of black hole binary systems form hierarchically in dense astrophysical environments, as most stellar evolution models cannot explain the origin of these massive black holes through isolated binary evolution. A significant fraction of such mergers could occur in Active Galactic Nuclei disks (AGN), however connecting individual black hole mergers to host galaxi…

I just finished "An Ember in the Ashes" by Sabaa Tahir. I picked it up because I found her non-fantasy novel "All My Rage" extremely compelling, and I enjoyed fantasy a lot as a genre in my youth but as my politics have changed I'm too disappointed to enjoy a lot of fantasy any more but I thought Tahir might not fall into that.
Although I don't think Ember in the Ashes is bad, it's definitely not what I was looking for, and I don't think I'll pursue the sequels, at least not right now.
Overall the writing was weaker in a lot of ways than All My Rage, and in terms of basic fantasy quality, the worldbuilding was noticeably lacking, the romantic subplot felt stilted, and the politics were a bit murky. Compared to what I felt was Tahir's deft, delicate, and very meaningful handling of trauma in All My Rage, trauma in Ember felt overused and thin.
I also recently finished "Black Panther Red Wolf" by Marlon James, which had excellent world building and (to me) a much more nuance in both romance and in handling trauma. The politics felt a bit off for this one too I guess, but for me it was an overall more enjoyable (if much more difficult) read.
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