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NASA's uncrewed Artemis I mission launched from KSC on November 16, 2022. After a successful mission that included orbiting the
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Iceye raises additional $65 million
Iceye has added $65 million to a funding round it announced in April, bringing the total the SAR imaging company
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True Anomaly achieves milestone with Jackal satellite deployment
The Jackal spacecraft is designed for military applications requiring in-orbit maneuvering and object identification capabilities The post True Anomaly achieves
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Best Car Steam Cleaners: Deep Cleaning for Your Vehicle’s Interior
Keeping your car’s interior pristine isn’t just about looking good—it’s about creating a space that feels fresh and comfortable every
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Deep in space, a flicker of life
Scientists have found a new building block of life deep in the cold darkness of interstellar space...
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Chinese stealth jet is ‘super weapon’ that could blast the superpower ahead in the race to control the skies: Dangerous fighter jet can ‘fly on the edge of space’ and attack previously unreachable US military targets
The new stealthy 'super weapon' was spotted over China and speculation suggests the country may be on the edge of
Ido Mizrahy
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An Eight-Day Space Mission Turned Into Six Months. Astronauts Are Built Different.
Astronauts are made of different stuff from you and me...
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Langley businesses worried about impacts as city centre revitalization gears up
Shops are worried about the potential economic impacts of construction. Starting Jan. 2, 2025, the Fraser Highway One-Way Project will
Leigha Michaud
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4 radio emissions Earth received from space in 2024
Radio telescopes received mysterious signals in 2024 including strange slow pulses, powerful and ancient bursts, interference from Starlink, and magnetar
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It’s time to break up with your office scanner
Macworld We’ve all known it was coming. How long could bulky office scanners keep justifying the space they take up?
