Jorge Bejarano1h ago

La ciudad más grande de Vietnam está a punto de ofrecer autobuses gratuitos. Ciudad Ho Chi Minh, con 14 millones de habitantes, está preparando un plan anual de 280 millones de dólares para que todos los viajes en autobús dentro de la ciudad sean gratuitos, con el objetivo de aumentar el número de pasajeros en un 30 % y reducir el tráfico y las emisiones. Esta política se basa en los subsidios existentes y en una creciente flota de autobuses eléctricos. VN Express

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Rich Stein (he/him)6h ago
"Before the Legend, There Was Skipper" — the Prince formerly known as Skipper the Babysitter. Nice story.
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“Prince was my babysitter": Before the Legend, There Was Skipper - StoryCorps

Yvette Thompson and her mother, Sue McLilly, remember the neighborhood boy they called Skipper, who would later become the musical icon Prince.

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Ada Palmer7h ago
Viet Nam’s largest city is about to make buses free. Ho Chi Minh City, home to 14 million people, is preparing a $280 million annual plan to make all intra-city bus travel free, aiming to increase ridership by about 30% and reduce traffic and emissions. The policy builds on existing subsidies and a growing electric bus fleet. VN Express https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/traffic/ho-chi-minh-city-to-spend-280m-a-year-to-make-bus-travel-free-for-all-5058105.html
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Ho Chi Minh City to spend $280M a year to make bus travel free for all

Ho Chi Minh City is preparing to allocate around VND7 trillion (US$280 million) annually to make bus travel free across the city, with authorities aiming to finalize the policy by late April.

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Ada Palmer10h ago
Viet Nam’s largest city is about to make buses free. Ho Chi Minh City, home to 14 million people, is preparing a $280 million annual plan to make all intra-city bus travel free, aiming to increase ridership by about 30% and reduce traffic and emissions. VN Express buff.ly/WYbduTu #ShareGoodNewsToo

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Ho Chi Minh City to spend $280M a year to make bus travel free for all

Ho Chi Minh City is preparing to allocate around VND7 trillion (US$280 million) annually to make bus travel free across the city, with authorities aiming to finalize the policy by late April.

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Ada Palmer1d ago
Renewables hit a record share of US electricity, overtaking fossil gas
Renewables generated over a third of US electricity in March 2026 for the first time, surpassing gas as wind and solar reached a record 26% combined share. The milestone reflects rapid structural growth, especially in solar, while coal fell to just 12%, one of its lowest levels on record. Ember https://ember-energy.org/data/electricity-data-explorer/
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Ada Palmer1d ago
Renewables generated over a third of US electricity in March 2026 for the first time, surpassing gas as wind and solar reached a record 26% combined share. The milestone reflects rapid structural growth, especially in solar. Ember buff.ly/XdDNJ1F #ShareGoodNewsToo

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Ada Palmer2d ago
Four humans just flew behind the Moon…and photographed Earthrise.
At 12:37 a.m. on April 6, 2026, four people crossed an invisible line in space. The Artemis II spacecraft Orion, carrying NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen, entered the Moon’s sphere of influence. About an hour later, Koch radioed down: “We are now falling to the Moon rather than rising away from Earth.” https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/missions/2026/04/06/artemis-ii-flight-day-6-crew-ready-for-lunar-flyby/
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Artemis II Flight Day 6: Crew Ready for Lunar Flyby - NASA

The Artemis II crew is awake and beginning preparations for today’s lunar flyby — a first for humans since Apollo 17 in 1972.

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Victator2d ago

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Jorge Bejarano3d ago

Científicos triplican el tiempo de conservación de corazones humanos. Los corazones donados suelen sobrevivir fuera del cuerpo un máximo de cuatro horas, lo que dificulta los trasplantes y provoca que muchas personas que necesitan un corazón nuevo no lo reciban a tiempo. Ahora, un equipo de la Universidad de Vanderbilt ha desarrollado un fluido conservante que podría triplicar el tiempo de supervivencia del corazón fuera del cuerpo, revolucionando potencialmente la medicina de trasplantes. https://news.vumc.org/2026/02/11/heart…-preservation-technique-increases-pool-of-organs-available-for-transplant/
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