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Details Of Arif Patel (Preston/Dubai/London/UK) Estate Agent in fishergate shopping centre, Preston, PR1 8HJ, fishergate shopping centre, Preston, UK, PR1 8HJ

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Russia to evacuate village for first lunar lander mission in 50 years

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Russia to evacuate village for first lunar lander mission in 50 years

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Luna-25 will launch on a Soyuz-2 Fregat booster and will be the first lander to arrive on the South Pole of the moon.

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Katsuta: Rovanpera's driving tips key to WRC Finland podium

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Katsuta: Rovanpera’s driving tips key to WRC Finland podium

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The Toyota driver came through an intense battle with Hyundai’s Teemu Suninen to claim the final podium spot at last weekend’s high-speed gravel rally, marking the Japanese driver’s best result of the season to date.
The Finland-based Katsuta headed to his second home round low on confidence after struggling to unlock pace from his GR Yaris in Estonia last month, where he finished seventh, 3m10.2s adrift of winner Rovanpera.
After sealing third with a 4.3s margin over Suninen, Katsuta paid tribute to the advice Rovanpera had given him after sitting next to the world champion in the GR Yaris during the Finn’s pre-event test. He also credited the assistance from Toyota’s engineers following an analysis of his Estonia struggles. Katusta scored two stage wins during Rally Finland including a win on Stage 18 in tricky wet conditions, where he admitted he felt “scared in places”. But it was here where Rovanpera’s hints proved crucial in overhauling Suninen.
“Of course, it is a big, big thing for me [to be on the podium] because as you know in Estonia I had a bad run there and I had no speed at all,” said Katsuta.
“The team then analysed a lot and gave me things to improve. At the same time I was with Kalle at the test and I was in the car sitting next to him, and he was driving and giving me a lot of tips. “This was helping me a lot to understand how to drive because in Estonia I was almost losing my confidence and everything. I have to give a huge thanks to Kalle and, of course, to the engineers that analysed where I was losing time in Estonia. Elfyn Evans, Scott Martin, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1, Takamoto Katsuta, Aaron Johnston, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT NG Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 with the team
Photo by: Red Bull Content Pool “Okay, the conditions were not the same [as the test] but at least how to use the ruts and things like that were a big, big help for me to understand how he is driving. For sure, in the second pass of some stages they were really rutted and Kalle gave me things from this test about how to push in the stages.
“Before a high-speed rally it is very important to analyse what you are doing wrong, so this has definitely helped me.
“For sure, I’m a lot better [confidence-wise]. The team engineers are analysing a lot and working very hard to give me a lot of things to help me improve. Without this it would be difficult to be in this position with this speed I would say.”
Read Also: Evans: “Quite mad” to match Finnish WRC greats Vatanen and Salonen The podium also arrived in front of Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda, who was also acting as team principal standing in for Jari-Matti Latvala, who made a one-off WRC return in a fourth GR Yaris that he guided to fifth.
“I’m quite happy of course and it was a very intense battle with me and Teemu and actually he was doing a very good job,” Katsuta added.
“I’m really happy to be on the podium in front of Akio-san and I had huge support from him and my family.”

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How Earth's atmosphere affects your images of the night sky

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How Earth's atmosphere affects your images of the night sky

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Dentistry Topics That Are Never Discussed

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Dentistry Topics That Are Never Discussed

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Arif Patel of Preston - Although most people are familiar with the fundamentals of dentistry and the most frequent dental problems, there are still a lot of topics that are often ignored before going to the dentist.

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People tend to know the basics of dentistry and most common dental issues, but there are so many topics that are overlooked that people go through before visiting their dentist.

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Mesmerizing Bookstore Feels Like Walking Into an Escher Drawing | Moss and Fog

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There's a bookshop, with narrow shelves crammed with books, the smell of dust and paper in the air. And then there's a book buying experience, where the shop itself is the attraction.

The mesmerizing Dujiangyan Zhongshuge bookstore in China, is clearly the latter, with an interior that almost defies explanation or description. We're positive that photos don't do the experience justice, either.

The interior uses a mirrored ceiling and reflective tile floor to give an illusion of floating, combined with arches that appear almost M.C. Escher-like. Display tables shaped like boats float atop the black floor, and wallpaper of book spines give the impression that millions and millions of titles line the shelves.

Located in Chengdu, it's a testament to the power of creative interior design, and how clever choices can take a space from ordinary to something surreal and new. Design by X+Living.

Learn more on their website. Via Colossal:

The bookstore has over 80,000 books in stock, but also uses mirrors and images of books near the ceiling to give the appearance of nearly endless rows of books.

"In the city with over a thousand years of history, the designer has injected new vitality into this historical and cultural city with creating a paradise for bookworms, that is, the Dujiangyan Zhongshuge bookstore."

Curving stairways and dramatic lighting add to the visual wonder of this book buying experience.

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A dramatic bookstore in Chengdu that uses swooping arches, mirrors, and images of books to extend the illusion of books...everywhere.

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iPhone 15 Pro action button looks confirmed thanks to leaked Apple-made case

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Another sign of the iPhone 15 Pro's alleged new Action button has been found in the form of an apparent official Apple leather case for the new device, posted to Twitter/X by leaker Majin Bu.

Most iPhone cases tend to have a cut-out in their sides to accommodate the current mute switch, but this particular case instead uses a small button, similar to the existing power and volume keys but shorter. This looks to be further evidence that the slider is out, and a new button is in.

Otherwise, Majin Bu presents us with a trio of otherwise familiar-looking iPhone cases in black, green and blue. Blue is one of the iPhone 15 colors we've heard could be an option on the Pro models, but while black and green have been offered historically on Pro iPhones, they may not be an option this year. That said, not all of Apple's case colors match the ones available on the iPhones themselves, so this doesn't prove or disprove the existence of green, black or blue iPhone 15s.

(Image credit: Majin Bu/X)

One other potential change that we may be able to see on these cases are their rounded edges, which could point to the rumored redesign of the iPhone 15 that will give it a curvier profile. However, here it could be part of the case's own design rather than an element meant to mimic the new iPhone.

(Image credit: Majin Bu/X)

The Action button rumored for the iPhone 15 is thought to only be present on the Pro models, leaving the standard and Plus with the mute switch for at least another year. Further rumors have suggested the new button will behave a lot like the Action button on the Apple Watch Ultra, offering multiple possible functions depending on what you set it to do in the Settings app.

As well as muting and unmuting your iPhone, the Action button could also be capable of activating your camera or flashlight, quickly open apps or shortcuts and more according to findings within the iOS 17 beta.

We should get confirmation of this rumor and all the others we've been hearing about the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max very soon. Next month is September, the traditional iPhone launch month, and with the rumor mill also suggesting we'll see an Apple September event around the usual time, that gives us just over a month until we get all the official details.

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U.S. scientists hit new fusion energy milestone

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U.S. scientists at the federal Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California announced Sunday that they achieved net energy gain in a nuclear fusion reaction for a second time - this time with a higher energy yield.

Why it matters: Scientists have worked for decades to develop nuclear fusion as a source of effectively limitless clean energy, but Axios' Alison Snyder notes that there's still a long way to go in overcoming further scientific, technical and financial hurdles for it to become a commercial power supply.

Driving the news: "Since demonstrating fusion ignition for the first time at the National Ignition Facility in December 2022, we have continued to perform experiments to study this exciting new scientific regime," said Paul Rhien, a spokesperson for the laboratory in an emailed statement first shared with the Financial Times.

"In an experiment conducted on July 30, we repeated ignition at NIF. Analysis of those results is underway, but we can confirm the experiment produced a higher yield than the December test."

What's next: "As is our standard practice, we plan on reporting those results at upcoming scientific conferences and in peer-reviewed publications," Rhien said.

The goal is to build a machine that can control nuclear fusion reactions - when the nuclei of two light atoms combine to create the nucleus of a heavier atom and generate energy in the process, per Axios Science author Snyder.

The reactors would have to produce more energy than they require in the first place to achieve this.

Go deeper: The long road to a fusion-powered future

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Scientists have worked for decades to develop nuclear fusion as a source of effectively limitless clean energy.