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Russia blames Nauka software for thruster misfire at ISS
Roscosmos, the Russian state space agency, said that a “short-term software failure” was responsible for an engine mishap on the International Space Station (ISS). Russia was attempting to deliver the…
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Black Holes: Light at the end of a tunnel
Stanford University astronomer Dan Wilkins and his group of researchers saw something no one has seen before. Their…
By Jackie AllenGalileo Project Looking for Evidence of Alien Technology
Israeli-American Astrophysicist Avi Loeb claims that alien technology has already been here. And using Harvard’s Galileo Project initiative…
By Jackie AllenPorsche joins the Space Race
Carmaker Porsche SE, the German multinational corporation which includes Volkswagen has now jumped into the Space Race. It…
By Jackie AllenBezos offers cuts for NASA contract of Human Landing System
Blue Origin and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos submitted a public letter to NASA on Monday. He offered to…
By Jackie AllenChinese Education Stocks Plummet as China Decides to scale Tutoring Companies into Non-Profits
In a new shock to the Chinese stocks, shares of Chinese education companies plunged on Friday. The news…
By Rochdi RaisBezos safe return to Earth, Twitter reacts
After Bezos safe return from his 10-minute 10-second flight into space, ex-Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos held a press conference.…
By Jackie AllenUS Accusing China of Hacking Microsoft
The White House is publicly accusing China of a cyberattack on Microsoft that compromised thousands of computers. The…
By Jackie AllenPegasus Project reveals spyware targeting journalists and activists
On Sunday, the Pegasus Project released a report. It claims that there has been ongoing surveillance of journalists,…
By Jackie AllenIceland’s Aurora Borealis lights up sky over erupting volcano
Earlier this year, photographer Chris Mathews captured an unforgettable view of the Aurora Borealis in all its glory…
By Jackie AllenConservatives Call on Biden to Restore Internet Connectivity to Cubans
Many Cubans are currently without water, food, internet access, or electrical power. This comes in response to mass…
By Gabrielle SeunagalPopular News
Noelia Castillo Euthanasia Case Ends After Lengthy Legal Battle in Spain
Goliath Ventures Filed for Chapter 11 as Alleged $328M Crypto Scheme Unravels
Ohio State Suspends Fraternity After Student Hospitalization
US Delay Ukraine Weapons Shipments Raises Alarm Across NATO Allies
Senate Vote on DHS Shutdown Ends Weeks-Long Standoff
