A cold front brings heavy rainfall and significantly decreasing temperatures over large parts of Germany this weekend, especially in Baden-Württemberg, while the sun occasionally shines in the north and east. #Kaltfront #Dauerregen #Herbstwetter (translated)
Simon Betschinger wrote that climate protection activists should subsidize or at least support Elon Musk and SpaceX so that AI data centers in space could become possible. In his view, it always seemed to be sunny there. At the same time, he claimed that the Greens he knew rejected Musk, even though he was promoting electric mobility, energy storage, and fully solar-powered data centers. According to his assessment, their worldview was based on a refusal to acknowledge reality. #Klimaschutz #ElonMusk #Raumfahrt (translated)
Hessen was the sunniest state in Germany in autumn 2025, with only 231.1 hours of sunshine, while the national average was 298.6 hours, and on average, 188.4 liters of precipitation fell per square meter. #Hessen #Wetter #Herbst2025 (translated)
After another defeat for OM in the Europa League, Actu Foot relayed the concerns of the Marseille press and expressed doubts about the team's ability to play on two fronts. Le Phocéen questioned the value of a European campaign with a squad it deemed limited. La Provence pointed out that OM would be at the top of Ligue 1 and the Europa League if encouraging defeats were counted. L’Équipe indicated that the stands were starting to find the wait long. Le Phocéen also suggested that the Europa League risked becoming a burden for an already complicated season and warned against using it as an excuse, reminding that some players were expected to do better. A supporter interviewed by Maritima claimed that players were cramping in the 75th minute while OM was trailing, adding that he had never seen that before. #OM #LigueEuropa #Marseille (translated)
The Restos du Cœur of Belgium is sounding the alarm about a sharp increase in requests for food assistance accompanied by a reduction in public resources, putting their distribution capabilities at risk. #AideAlimentaire #Précarité #RestosDuCœur (translated)
General Jérôme Bellanger, Chief of Staff of the Air and Space Force, sounds the alarm about the overuse of the 184 French fighter aircraft, in light of the need to increase this number to maintain operational capacity and meet military commitments. #AviationDeChasse #ArméeDeLAir #DéfenseFrançaise (translated)

A mayor who censors an exhibition title because it sounds too anarchist: no, you are not dreaming, we are not in 1895 but in France in 2026 www.lemonde.fr/culture/arti... (translated)
Serge Aurier reflected on the aftermath of the Periscope incident that shook PSG in 2016. He recounted that his phone rang very early in the morning while he was sleeping and that he discovered the situation upon waking up. Aurier said that Ibra asked him why he hadn’t come to apologize in the locker room the next day so that the team could move on. According to him, everyone wanted to resolve the matter quickly among themselves. He added that his teammates could think that they themselves could have found themselves in that situation. Regarding Sirigu, Aurier stated that everyone could judge the other as bad, but that the locker room was not the right place to say it. He was speaking in an interview with Canal+ Foot. https://t.co/kY490LTVM3 #PSG #SergeAurier #Football (translated)
Tear Off reported that Amnesty International criticized the announcement of a Grand Prix in Rwanda for ten years, presented by Visit Rwanda. According to statements from the organization relayed by Tear Off, the partnership with events and clubs like Arsenal, Aston Villa, the World Cycling Championships, and Formula 1 aimed to improve the country's image and divert attention from its human rights record. Amnesty also believed, according to Tear Off, that F1's comments on the positive role of sport sounded hollow if it ignored the actions of its partners. The organization accused the Rwandan authorities of arbitrary detentions, torture, and repression of freedom of expression. #DroitsHumains #Sportwashing #Rwanda (translated)
A new future study shows that our solar system may become unstable much earlier than previously thought, as the Sun could have unexpected effects on the orbits of the planets when it loses its mass. #Sonnensystem #Zukunftsstudie #PlanetChaos (translated)
A test of the FR-Alert warning system was conducted in 56 municipalities of Seine-et-Marne, allowing phones to ring even in silent mode. #SeineEtMarne #Alerte #ModeSilencieux (translated)
Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, Sam Altman, head of Open AI, and even Elon Musk have all sounded the alarm over the past month, calling to slow down the development speed of models, which would not be secure enough. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Microsoft #RégulationIA (translated)
Warema's CEO Angelique Renkhoff-Mücke emphasizes that extremely hot summers may increase the demand for sun protection products, but the overall economic situation remains crucial for the company's productivity. #Sonnenschutz #Klimawandel #Mittelstand (translated)
Beatrice Rosen believed that presenting Glucksmann as a social democrat was as misleading as calling E.M. the Mozart of finance. She described these claims as seductive lies and stated that they would destroy France. #Glucksmann #Economie #Politique (translated)
The police urgently requests information, as eight-year-old boy Sascha has been missing since Monday morning after leaving the school bus from Sonnenschein School in Schweinfurt. #Vermisstenfall #PolizeiSchweinfurt #Sascha (translated)
The week starts in Hesse with morning fog, which gives way to the sun during the day, while localized frost is possible at night. #Hessen #Wetterbericht #Buchmesse (translated)
Kolja Barghoorn ironically referred to the energy transition as a "masterpiece" and stated that instead of the promised cheap electricity, electricity prices are 16.4 percent higher than in 2021. He also pointed to billions in costs for grid bottlenecks and reserve power plants, battery storage that only lasts two hours at full capacity, and hydrogen, which has been considered a future technology for years. Barghoorn also criticized a new market created by the state, in which power plant operators would be paid for 15 years to provide electricity in case of outages from wind and solar power. He cited Blackout News as the source for the mentioned data. #Energiewende #Strompreise #Energiepolitik (translated)
Lower Austria is increasingly becoming a state for solar energy in addition to wind energy; this hybrid park is a model for other projects in the region. This way, we can further strengthen the security of supply in our country with domestic electricity. Support also comes from the state; Andreas Minnich, a member of the National Council representing Governor Mikl-Leitner, emphasizes: “Lower Austria is increasingly becoming a state for solar energy in addition to wind energy; this hybrid park is a model for other projects in the region. This way, we can further strengthen the security of supply in our country with domestic electricity.” #Solarpark #ErneuerbareEnergien #Niederösterreich (translated)
Wind and sun complement each other perfectly. "Wind and sun complement each other perfectly. That is why we are increasingly thinking about all our energy sites across technologies," says Markus Winter, Chief Technology Officer of Windkraft Simonsfeld. #Solarpark #ErneuerbareEnergien #Niederösterreich (translated)
Charlotte Rocher accused Mathilde Panot of spitting on the symbol of the fight against breast cancer and crossing, in her opinion, a new line in the conflictualization of society. She wrote that, despite the contempt she claimed to feel for Panot, the gesture had personally affected her: her mother had learned in May that she had breast cancer. Rocher defended the pink ribbon, believing it could remind that awareness and screening save lives, and expressed her hostility towards LFI. #CancerDuSein #Sensibilisation #RubanRose (translated)