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    Triple Sunrise Captured Over Gdansk Bay●A Triple Sunrise Over Gdansk Bay Credits: Barry, McMaster U. # nature # space # astrophotographyMmastodonScienceSpace91 h ago

    An astrophotograph showing what looks like a triple sunrise over Gdansk Bay, Poland, is drawing attention on the fediverse. The image is credited to a photographer named Barry associated with McMaster University, and was shared under nature and space tags. The unusual multiple-sun effect, typically caused by atmospheric conditions such as ice crystals or temperature inversions, is delighting space and nature enthusiasts.

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    Lions' Jahmyr Gibbs drawing Barry Sanders comparisons▼Jahmyr Gibbs is doing Barry Sanders-like things -- it's what the Lions envisioned https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76444MmastodonSportFootball12 h ago

    Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs is drawing comparisons to franchise legend Barry Sanders after a dynamic start to the season, with The Athletic reporting that his elusive, playmaking style is exactly what the team envisioned when drafting him. Commentators are highlighting his agility and big-play ability as evidence he could join the Lions' all-time greats.

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    Jahmyr Gibbs drawing Barry Sanders comparisons with Lions●Jahmyr Gibbs is doing Barry Sanders-like things -- it's what the Lions envisioned https://www. nfl.com/news/jahmyr-gibbsMmastodonSportFootball21 h ago

    Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs is turning heads with elusive, highlight-reel play that Detroit fans and media are comparing to franchise legend Barry Sanders. The comparison carries extra weight in Detroit, and NFL.com reports this style of dynamic running is exactly what the Lions envisioned when they drafted Gibbs, whose versatility and burst have become central to the team's offense.

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    Barry Melrose, the former NHL defenseman who became one of ESPN's most recognizable hockey analysts and later coached the Los Angeles Kings and Tampa Bay Lightning, is being remembered for the legacy he leaves behind. ESPN has published a reflection on his career and impact on the sport, prompting fans and colleagues to share tributes and memories of his broadcasting years.

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    Barry Marshall, who proved ulcers come from bacteria, marks birthday●Barry Marshall, born OTD in 1951, was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2005 for showing that the bacterium Helicobacter pyloriMmastodonHealthMedicine12 min ago

    Barry Marshall, born 30 September 1951, is being remembered as the Australian researcher who won the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for showing that the bacterium Helicobacter pylori causes most peptic ulcers. His discovery, famously tested when he drank a culture of the bacteria himself, overturned decades of medical doctrine blaming ulcers on stress and diet, and transformed treatment worldwide.

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    Maureen Tucker and Jad Fair blues cover resurfaces●Maureen 'Moe' Tucker, Jad Fair, Kate Messer, Barry Stock feat. David Fair — Baby What You Want Me to Do [1986, blues]: cMmastodonCultureMusic19 h ago

    A 1986 recording of the blues standard "Baby What You Want Me to Do" by Maureen "Moe" Tucker, Jad Fair, Kate Messer and Barry Stock, featuring David Fair, is being shared as a cover of the Jimmy Reed original. The pairing of the Velvet Underground drummer with the lo-fi duo Half Japanese's frontman makes the old session a curiosity for music fans.