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The first clear photograph of a total solar eclipse was taken 175 years ago by a man almost forgotten by history: captured during an 84-second exposure, the image revealed the Sun’s faint corona and paved the way for studies that today help understand solar storms and damage to satellites.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 15:46
Oil and Gas
After attacks, Iran loses 230 million cubic meters of gas production capacity, reduces fuel for refineries and power plants, asks the population to save energy, and tries to preserve jobs, while war damages deepen a crisis capable of affecting industries, homes, and the supply of essential goods in the coming months.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 15:41
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After attacks, Iran loses 230 million cubic meters of gas production capacity, reduces fuel for refineries and power plants, asks the population to save energy, and tries to preserve jobs, while war damages deepen a crisis capable of affecting industries, homes, and the supply of essential goods in the coming months.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 15:41Public and Federal Examinations
Public and Federal Examinations
Navy opens competition for the Technical Corps of Naval Ratings with strategic positions in military submarines and nuclear facilities, expanding the technological role of the naval force in 2026 with highly specialized training and impact on Brazilian defense.
Hilton Libório 25/05/2026 at 10:45
Public and Federal Examinations
Attention exam candidates: Maranhão accelerates public competitions in 2026 after the announcement by Governor Carlos Brandão with 3,350 confirmed vacancies, the definition of the organizing committee, and expected notices, expanding opportunities in security, education, and administration with a direct impact on the state economy.
Hilton Libório 22/05/2026 at 09:17
Public and Federal Examinations
Decision by the Brazilian Navy extends the Naval School’s timeframe for Officer training and reinforces the search for new talents in strategic areas with free education, state-of-the-art military infrastructure, stable career, and involvement in high-complexity maritime operations.
Hilton Libório 19/05/2026 at 10:31
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After attacks, Iran loses 230 million cubic meters of gas production capacity, reduces fuel for refineries and power plants, asks the population to save energy, and tries to preserve jobs, while war damages deepen a crisis capable of affecting industries, homes, and the supply of essential goods in the coming months.
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Former headquarters of Santa Catarina ceramics giant goes up for auction again for up to R$ 9.43 million: the 10,700 square meter plot in Criciúma received a discount of almost R$ 1 million after not receiving offers and can be paid in up to 36 installments by Celesc.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 15:22
Construction
After 2 years living in a tent under extreme heat in Gaza, a potter gathers 15 people, transforms clay from the land into bricks, and builds a dome-shaped house for his parents, while 1.9 million displaced people seek protection every day among fragile tents, rubble, and materials blocked by the war.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 15:18
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Luciano Huck and Angélica crossed the Corinth Canal by boat, a project dreamed of since 600 BC and only completed in 1893: the 6.3-kilometer corridor passes through walls nearly 80 meters high and replaced an old land route used to transport small vessels across the Greek isthmus.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 14:37
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Father and daughter recreate graduation photo 18 years later: he held the girl as a baby during his own ceremony and once again held her in his arms, now graduated from the same school, in an image reproduced almost frame by frame that transcended time and went viral on social media.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 14:35
Economy
In less than five months, bus fares increase twice in the Northern Coast of Santa Catarina, with the fare reaching R$ 16.90. Families are redoing their budgets to work and study, and criticism is growing because the 6.85% increase came before the improvements demanded by users on the most used intercity lines in the region.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 14:33
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Without experience in the field, a vascular surgeon, his wife, and their ex-paramedic son took over a historic 33-acre orchard that had been closed for almost two years. They faced trees taken over by pests, saved some of the apple trees, and reopened the farm store to prevent the farm from disappearing.
Ana Alice 29/07/2026 at 14:25
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At just 2 years and 6 months old, a boy who learned the alphabet before his first birthday, could count to 50, and solved games designed for children five years older achieved an IQ of 142, surpassing 99.7% of the population and joined the select group of the brightest minds at Mensa Singapore.
Ana Alice 29/07/2026 at 14:24
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Flight attendant with 15 years of experience debunks tricks to get an upgrade on a plane and reveals that a check-in done in 30 seconds can put passengers at the front of the line, while gifts, elegant clothes, and honeymoon stories don’t work, and an apparently innocent detail can still eliminate the traveler from first class.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 14:21
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More than 500 cave paintings hidden in caves in the Basque Country reveal a pattern created about 16,000 years ago, with bison in central positions, horses facing right, and other species oriented to the left, indicating that the drawings followed shared rules and were not made at random.
Carla Teles 29/07/2026 at 14:15
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A man bought a plot of land covered with giant rocks, took advantage of the cave where his children played, and after the children grew up, spent a month drilling the junction between two blocks, reaching a second chamber where he built a house with natural walls, steel beams, insulation, and earth covering.
Caio Aviz 29/07/2026 at 14:06
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