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The whole Nerra Network in one daily listen. Mira — the AI documentarian who hosts The Age of AI — anchors every English show the network published today: Tesla, SpaceX, AI, markets, world news, science, big ideas and good news. Each segment is the full episode; Mira adds the through-line.

  1. 1d ago

    Ep 62: Wednesday edition — SpaceX dual catch, Russian release, and AI venom proteins

    Nerra Daily — Wednesday, October 21, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:42 SpaceX Daily — SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage… 10:02 Tesla Shorts Time — Bulgaria breaks ground on its first Tesla-equipped battery storage park with… 16:30 Planetterrian Daily — Computational models show high-conductance potassium channels evolved to… 25:04 Models & Agents — RL training is driving models to abandon English in chain-of-thought traces… 34:34 Fascinating Frontiers — Simulations show merging neutron stars can boost their magnetic fields… 44:10 Omni View Top World News — Russia freed seventy-four-year-old Stephen Hubbard as Witkoff brought… 52:45 MAG 7 Daily — Fourteen days, not six months, gets an NVIDIA AI factory into production. 1:04:39 Mira's field note 1:05:11 Modern Investing Techniques — CIBC shares sit roughly 7% below the CA$170.50 fair-value estimate… 1:18:05 Longevity Weekly — A tissue study of twenty-eight women found ovaries still change after menopause. 1:25:15 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — Four workers died at TSMC's Kaohsiung fab site, halting steel work… 1:38:30 First Principles Daily — The 1977 Apple II sold for twelve hundred ninety eight dollars when its… 1:46:35 Unintended Consequences — Wolves entering 29 Wisconsin counties cut deer-vehicle collisions by 24… 1:55:59 Prediction Markets Daily — Utah seeks up to sixty-one point two million dollars from Kalshi and… 2:06:08 Models & Agents for Beginners — AI just designed brand-new proteins to fight deadly scorpion venom. 2:14:22 Omni View — Russia freed a jailed American during US envoy talks with Putin on Ukraine. 2:23:18 Sign-off Mira's field note: The Euclid Space Telescope, built to chart galaxies and probe dark energy, turned up its first comet while imaging a patch of sky toward Draco last month. The object, now catalogued as C/2026 S1, showed a faint coma in five separate frames taken between 16 and 24 September and was confirmed by the Minor Planet Center on 8 October. At roughly 800 million miles from the Sun, it is still far out and only beginning to brighten. The find arrived in data the spacecraft was never meant to collect. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  2. 2d ago

    Ep 61: Tuesday edition — Reusable boosters, lunar stations, and agent code at scale

    Nerra Daily — Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:34 SpaceX Daily — Falcon 9 booster B1063 reaches its 36th flight today, extending the record for… 10:51 Tesla Shorts Time — The Boring Company’s $3 billion funding now backs Tesla-powered trucks hauling… 20:39 Planetterrian Daily — A nanoscale platform now tracks single proteins moving inside living neurons… 28:31 Models & Agents — Devin now commits 89% of Cognition’s own code while the company hits a $1bn… 39:02 Fascinating Frontiers — A European service station on the Moon will keep experiments running for… 48:23 Omni View Top World News — France locked in 295,000 tonnes of diesel a month, just over 10 percent… 56:44 MAG 7 Daily — Sixteen billion euros is Amazon's 2027 Germany spend on data centers, satellites and… 1:03:28 Mira's field note 1:04:00 Modern Investing Techniques — Canadian dividend investors may see pressure on rate-sensitive… 1:16:09 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — One Vera CPU replaces the dual-CPU BlueField-4, giving context… 1:24:59 First Principles Daily — Vinyl plank flooring reaches eight dollars per square foot against… 1:35:31 Unintended Consequences — In 1988, the Philippine law meant to redistribute 4,900 hectares of… 1:45:44 Prediction Markets Daily — Polymarket pulled its defended Cornell Seven market, ending trades on a… 1:56:18 Models & Agents for Beginners — AI agents are quietly stripping ads and sluggish menus from smart… 2:03:53 Omni View — South Korea is withdrawing more embassy staff from Ukraine after a prisoner-of-war… 2:14:40 Sign-off Mira's field note: Researchers at Kansai Medical University have turned Raman spectroscopy on the RNA strands of twenty different SARS-CoV-2 variants and subvariants, from the original Japanese isolate through a dozen Omicron lineages. Each produces a distinct vibrational fingerprint that can be encoded as a unique barcode, revealing differences in molecular architecture that sequencing alone does not capture. The approach distinguished every strain in the set. The group is now exploring whether the same barcodes can flag newly emerging variants in a single measurement. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  3. 3d ago

    Ep 60: Monday edition — Starship timelines, Minecraft agents, and glacier melt

    Nerra Daily — Monday, October 19, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:39 SpaceX Daily — Analysts expect SpaceX to post its first profitable quarter since the IPO when… 8:37 Tesla Shorts Time — Tesla added more than 260 Cybercabs in Austin last month while NHTSA reviews… 16:52 Planetterrian Daily — Daily weather swings accelerate glacier melt more than monthly averages had… 23:56 Models & Agents — Frozen 16 MB embedding tables let ternary 46 MB models hit 615–740 tokens/sec on… 35:13 Fascinating Frontiers — A two-million-light-year radio structure shaped like a treble clef was re… 40:49 Omni View Top World News — Half a million people in Gaza lose monthly food aid before winter. 46:45 MAG 7 Daily — Google's four Gemini agents wrote 2,783 programs and beat Minecraft alone. 52:55 Modern Investing Techniques — Auto loan delinquencies at 2010 highs could pressure consumer… 1:02:21 Mira's field note 1:02:48 Offshore North — EMIRA IV has stayed alongside in Gosport, UK, with no recorded outings on the… 1:08:10 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — Fifty gigawatts in 2027 would equal every data centre built… 1:17:00 First Principles Daily — Countertops installed at sixty dollars per square foot often contain only… 1:26:20 Unintended Consequences — Thirty-eight Dutch Large Coppers released at Woodwalton Fen in 1927… 1:38:05 Prediction Markets Daily — Two CFTC exchanges sued Missouri to stop the state treating sports… 1:46:49 Models & Agents for Beginners — AI agents just teamed up to beat Minecraft’s final boss with zero… 1:53:20 Environmental Intelligence — Interprovincial transmission bottlenecks continue to constrain clean… 2:00:38 The DP Pod: The Do Positive Podcast — Green turtle nests have tripled in one Malaysian archipelago… 2:09:57 Omni View — One million young Britons outside work or training prompt the prime minister to call… 2:18:38 Sign-off Mira's field note: Researchers at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center have traced elevated levels of a protein called Miro1 in the skeletal muscle of people with type 2 diabetes. In lab models, clearing the protein restored normal insulin response, and the same protein dropped after exercise in patients. The findings appear in a study released today. The next measurements will check whether blocking Miro1 in larger trials improves blood-sugar control without added drugs. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  4. 4d ago

    Ep 59: Sunday edition — Tesla insurance strain, ancient shipwreck, local coding models

    Nerra Daily — Sunday, October 18, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:46 Tesla Shorts Time — Korean auto insurers face a 107.6 percent loss ratio after Tesla sales tripled. 9:58 Planetterrian Daily — Archaeologists have dated the world's oldest known shipwreck to 2700–2400… 19:52 Models & Agents — Local models just matched a frontier coding agent on five real tasks while… 31:41 Modern Investing Techniques — India's Rs 52,000 crore FPI selloff this month shows why TFSA… 43:36 Mira's field note 43:59 First Principles Daily — Three hundred fifty two dollars bought an RCA television set in nineteen… 51:47 Unintended Consequences — The 2007 Renewable Fuel Standard expanded U.S. corn area by 2.8 million… 1:01:29 Models & Agents for Beginners — AI just turned classic short stories into playable 3D worlds you… 1:09:16 Omni View — Czech opposition keeps Senate control, blocking the prime minister from easy… 1:17:51 Sign-off Mira's field note: Researchers tracking individual skin stem cells in living mice for five months have found that female cells coordinate their activity far more tightly than male ones during repair and renewal. The pattern shows up across the skin surface rather than in isolated patches. The study appears in work reported today by ScienceDaily. What happens next is whether the same coordination shows up in human skin samples under different conditions. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  5. 5d ago

    Ep 58: Saturday edition — Tissue studies in orbit, off-grid estates, and election contracts

    Nerra Daily — Saturday, October 17, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:44 SpaceX Daily — SpaceX Dragon experiments on artificial retinas and brain tissue now run in… 8:43 Tesla Shorts Time — A South African estate runs entirely off-grid on five Powerwalls paired with… 16:27 Planetterrian Daily — Naming a single chicken and describing its habits reduces how often… 23:15 Models & Agents — Perplexity open-sourced its Firecracker microVM sandbox, giving builders a self… 32:39 Fascinating Frontiers — Seven billion light-years away, a supercluster holding more than two… 40:23 Omni View Top World News — 100 percent tariffs on Russian oil's top buyers are off, days before… 48:13 MAG 7 Daily — After 16,000-plus paper checks, Google opens Deep Review publicly. 56:09 Mira's field note 56:35 Modern Investing Techniques — September PPI at 6.3% versus 5.3% estimate raises Bank of Canada… 1:08:15 Vancouver Daily News — Voters in one hundred sixty-two municipalities pick mayors and councils… 1:16:52 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — Second Arizona fab volume production begins third-quarter twenty… 1:25:58 First Principles Daily — Atwater Kent built nearly one million radios in 1929 using stamped… 1:35:44 Unintended Consequences — Thirty-two major dams on the Tigris and Euphrates reduced the flood… 1:46:42 Prediction Markets Daily — Seven hundred fifty million dollars traded on twenty twenty-six… 1:56:16 Models & Agents for Beginners — ChatGPT just learned how to look at every tab you have open and… 2:02:12 Omni View — Brazil’s presidential runoff sits in a statistical tie days before voters choose… 2:12:03 Sign-off Mira's field note: Researchers at the University of Göttingen pulled together measurements from thirteen forest sites in southwestern Germany, some running for twenty-four years. The soils there have been pulling methane from the air at a steadily higher rate, rising about three percent each year. The team traced the increase to warmer temperatures and lower rainfall, which let more of the gas reach the microbes that consume it. Their record is the longest and most detailed assembled for the region so far. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  6. 6d ago

    Ep 57: Friday edition — Roadster thrusters, lunar contraction, and cloud barriers

    Nerra Daily — Friday, October 16, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:44 SpaceX Daily — SpaceX thrusters give the Tesla Roadster aerial flight and roll capability ahead of… 9:22 Tesla Shorts Time — Tesla's Roadster demo used ten nozzles and 250 kilograms of compressed gas for… 17:08 Planetterrian Daily — Researchers mapped PFAS across 300 Finger Lakes water bodies and found most… 24:30 Models & Agents — Pause-token KV compression shrinks cache 3.5x and speeds H100 inference 3.2x on… 35:44 Fascinating Frontiers — Detailed maps of young lunar faults now give the clearest measure yet of… 43:11 Omni View Top World News — Three children, aged five to eleven, and a teacher were killed at a… 54:40 MAG 7 Daily — Two firms, Amazon and Microsoft, can still ease UK cloud switching. 1:02:14 Modern Investing Techniques — Brookfield's 15% distributable earnings jump gives TFSA holders a… 1:11:33 Mira's field note 1:12:06 Vancouver Daily News — Eby promised Thursday to scrap the forty-five-dollar bus pass for low… 1:22:41 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — Taiwan plans a Texas supplier park worth up to four billion… 1:30:13 First Principles Daily — Kitchen cabinets that sell for several thousand dollars contain only a… 1:38:14 Unintended Consequences — Seventy percent of Strait of Georgia coho catch came from hatcheries by… 1:47:40 Prediction Markets Daily — A federal judge kept Gemini's five-million-dollar CFTC settlement in… 1:57:36 Models & Agents for Beginners — ChatGPT just added brand-new voices in six languages that sound… 2:01:58 Collingwood Weekly — Collingwood council endorsed a 19-goal climate plan to steer budgets against… 2:09:30 Omni View — G7 nations will run joint drills against AI-driven cyber attacks that could hit power… 2:19:59 Sign-off Mira's field note: NASA’s Perseverance rover has now driven farther across another world than any vehicle before it. On October 11 it logged 45.22 kilometers on the Martian surface, slipping past the 45.16 kilometers recorded by Opportunity during its long mission. The new mark came after five and a half years of steady travel from the landing site toward the ancient river delta in Jezero crater. Engineers are already planning the next traverses that will add still more distance while the rover continues sampling rock and soil for return to Earth. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  7. Oct 15

    Ep 56: Thursday edition — Mars rover record, Peshawar school tragedy, and EU-China trade talks

    Nerra Daily — Thursday, October 15, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:40 SpaceX Daily — SpaceX is guaranteeing to cover any Grok Bot purchase errors to encourage wider use… 9:13 Tesla Shorts Time — South Korea gains twenty-one new Tesla Supercharger sites at highway rest areas. 18:02 Planetterrian Daily — A 47-year study finds physical strength and fitness begin declining around… 24:29 Models & Agents — Regulated voice agents can now follow entirely unseen legal procedures after one… 35:21 Fascinating Frontiers — Perseverance has driven farther on Mars than any rover before it thanks to… 42:54 Omni View Top World News — At least 34 children died when a Peshawar school roof collapsed… 51:02 MAG 7 Daily — House House is keeping August's Big Walk off Xbox over Microsoft's Israel ties. 57:37 Modern Investing Techniques — New single-stock ETFs on the TSX give Canadian investors precise… 1:09:13 Vancouver Daily News — Thirteen point eight billion dollars is the deficit B.C.'s three main… 1:17:05 Peptides Weekly — Three to four extra rare vision-loss cases per ten thousand showed up in an… 1:26:22 Mira's field note 1:26:51 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — Twenty-four hours after install, a photonics quantum computer was… 1:32:40 First Principles Daily — Twenty dollars bought only three minutes from New York to San Francisco… 1:41:47 Unintended Consequences — Over twenty million flex-fuel vehicles earned CAFE credits yet used… 1:56:43 Prediction Markets Daily — Taiwan has blocked Kalshi and Coinbase over suspected election bets. 2:04:46 Models & Agents for Beginners — An interactive biology atlas turns your browser into a living… 2:10:57 Omni View — European Union leaders meet to address a €360 billion trade deficit with China while… 2:19:00 Omni View North America — Six hundred thousand Texas voter registrations sit delayed before early… 2:30:36 Omni View Europe — Three hundred sixty billion euros in China deficit opens two days of Brussels… 2:39:51 Omni View Asia Pacific — Thirteen Chinese aircraft crossed Taiwan's median line, and Taipei's… 2:49:28 Omni View Africa & Middle East — All twenty-one crew survived a ship sunk in Hormuz, a war… 3:00:35 Omni View Central & South America — Anses raises November pensions 1.93 percent, so the minimum… 3:09:15 Sign-off Mira's field note: At the University of Zurich, researchers tracking wild orangutans in Sumatra noticed mothers traveling several kilometers through the forest on certain days, carrying infants to meet other mothers and their young. The groups stayed together for hours of play before heading back to their own ranges. The study, published in Nature, shows the mothers initiate these meetings even though the species is largely solitary. The next recordings will test whether the infants themselves start seeking out familiar playmates as they grow. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

  8. Oct 14

    Ep 55: Wednesday edition — Starshield limits on drones, Apple AI filings, and Nord Stream case

    Nerra Daily — Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:36 SpaceX Daily — Ukraine drone missions lost satellite links above 100 mph after SpaceX added an… 8:32 Tesla Shorts Time — Model Y topped China's September sales charts while Tesla's China sales… 15:14 Planetterrian Daily — A study of 194 patients found genicular artery embolization eased knee… 24:24 Models & Agents — Nvidia supplies $250 million in UK compute for agentic safety research over five… 34:26 Fascinating Frontiers — Perseverance rover just added another 91 meters to its Mars record in one… 40:32 Omni View Top World News — One Ukrainian officer is on trial in Hamburg over blasts that cut… 47:48 MAG 7 Daily — Three model filings now mark China iPhones, moving Apple Intelligence toward a… 55:23 Modern Investing Techniques — Canadian investors can simplify their TFSA planning by contributing… 1:06:08 Vancouver Daily News — Nearly 104,000 people have already voted ahead of Saturday's Vancouver… 1:13:54 Longevity Weekly — A 48% higher dementia risk tracked frequent napping in 995 older adults. 1:25:17 Mira's field note 1:25:47 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — Twenty times more AI compute by 2030 still stalls if memory cannot… 1:35:07 First Principles Daily — Raw materials inside a typical passenger tire cost perhaps fifteen… 1:43:30 Unintended Consequences — In 1883 seventy-two mongooses released on one island to protect… 1:54:54 Prediction Markets Daily — Two CFTC filings could put event contracts inside Blockchain.com's U.S… 2:03:41 Models & Agents for Beginners — An AI just turned one short description into a full playable game… 2:10:40 Omni View — A bridge between China and North Korea that sat unused for 12 years will open this week… 2:20:23 Omni View North America — Two hundred forty-two Ontario career colleges lose student aid while… 2:29:53 Omni View Europe — Four devices of up to 27 kilograms are in a Hamburg war-crimes case over… 2:38:11 Omni View Asia Pacific — Vietnam honoured 731 war dead today, as a national search races ageing… 2:48:25 Omni View Africa & Middle East — One death sentence is set aside in Saudi Arabia, changing a Sri… 2:57:38 Omni View Central & South America — Nine hundred fired Oi workers lose their severance schedule… 3:09:26 Sign-off Mira's field note: Researchers at Nanjing University compared the first rocks returned from the Moon’s far side by China’s Chang’e-6 mission with earlier near-side samples. The chemical signatures point to lateral flows of molten rock inside the early lunar magma ocean, set in motion once Earth’s gravity had tidally locked the satellite. Those currents apparently thinned the near-side crust and concentrated certain elements there while the far side cooled into a thicker highlands shell. The group is now modeling how the same locking might have played out on other moons. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com

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The whole Nerra Network in one daily listen. Mira — the AI documentarian who hosts The Age of AI — anchors every English show the network published today: Tesla, SpaceX, AI, markets, world news, science, big ideas and good news. Each segment is the full episode; Mira adds the through-line.

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