Black Hole Sagittarius A*: Monster in Milky Way Seems Tamer Than Thought ↗
A recent observation of the black hole Sagittarius A* at the center of the Milky Way suggests it is less active than previously believed.
Germany
The DER SPIEGEL front page highlights several key stories, with a strong focus on the impact of extreme weather across Germany and Europe. This includes the political response to heatwaves, drought conditions in England, and the effect of low water levels on the Rhine River impacting businesses…
A recent observation of the black hole Sagittarius A* at the center of the Milky Way suggests it is less active than previously believed.
The head of the German Association of Cities and Municipalities is demanding financial relief from the federal government, citing growing financial problems in local authorities.
The ongoing low water levels on the Rhine River are impacting transportation and consequently leading to higher fuel prices.
An entrepreneur has been arrested in Italy on suspicion of ordering an attack on a journalist.
US President Donald Trump has voiced his support for FIFA boss Gianni Infantino, calling any move to remove him a 'terrible mistake'.
The article criticizes the political response to heatwaves, citing issues like inadequate cooling in hospitals and problems with goods transport on the Rhine, and questions how past shortcomings can be corrected.
Drought conditions are severe in England, with over 70 percent of the country experiencing water shortages.
The low water levels on the Rhine are paralyzing companies and causing prices to rise, affecting various sectors of the economy.
Due to a large forest fire, residents in the Main-Kinzig district of Hesse have been advised to conserve water and refrain from showering.
This opinion piece suggests that the water scarcity affecting rivers is not the most critical catastrophe of this summer.
A debate section posing the question of whether climate protection measures should be enshrined in the German constitution.