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Residents of Kermadec Islands Accustomed to Moderate Quakes After 5.0 Event
For the people who live and work in the Kermadec Islands region, a moderate earthquake is not a…
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Enbridge Line 5 Tunnel Faces Regulatory and Legal Delays
LANSING, July 17 — The Line 5 tunnel project, already carrying approved permits from state regulators since January…
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India’s First Private Orbital Rocket Vikram-1 Launches July 18
HYDERABAD, July 17 — India’s first privately built orbital-class rocket is set to launch tomorrow, and global markets…
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NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin Vie for Moon’s Future via Lunar Gateway
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Artemis program carries a total budget of $93 billion through 2025, according to…
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Space Congestion Raises Collision Concerns for Orbital Safety
ASTANA, July 15 — The orbital economy is getting crowded, and the bill for traffic management is coming…
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Global Oil Markets Brace for Price Surge as Hormuz Toll Takes Effect
ASTANA, July 13 — The 20% toll on cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz, announced on July 2,…
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A Strait of Hormuz fee could spike global oil prices
ASTANA, July 13 — A proposed toll on oil shipments transiting the Strait of Hormuz carries the potential…
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Seismologists Warn Shallow Depth of 6.3 Loyalty Islands Quake Increases Danger
The Loyalty Islands earthquake on July 13 was a magnitude 6.3 event at a depth of just 10…
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Russia’s Energy Sector Facing Growing Structural Strain
MOSCOW, July 13 — The shift in Russia’s energy sector is becoming impossible to ignore. For decades, oil…
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Global Oil Markets Brace for Hormuz Closure Disruption
ASTANA, July 12 — A prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz would hit global oil markets harder…
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Trump administration explores two paths to impose Russian oil tariffs
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The shift is quietly underway. Heavy tariffs on Russian oil are being floated in…
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China Aims to Cut Space Launch Costs with New Long March 10B
BEIJING, July 10 — For years, the cost of putting a kilogram of payload into low Earth orbit…
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China Academy, Li Dong lead Long March 10B rocket development
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s state-owned rocket builder has put a new heavy-lift vehicle into the air. The…
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CALT Chief Designer Li Jun Reveals Long March 10B Reusable Design
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s push into reusable rocketry has a clear technical lineage, and the man now…
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China’s Long March Rockets Evolve from Single-Use to Reusable
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s Long March rocket family, the workhorse of the country’s space ambitions, is now…
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China’s Long March 10B Rocket Matches SpaceX Falcon 9 Reusability
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s state-owned space contractor has demonstrated a rocket technology that could reshape the global…
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SpaceX’s 2008 breakthrough reshaped spaceflight forever
LOS ANGELES, July 9 — When Elon Musk founded SpaceX, the idea that a private company could rival…
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Iran’s Strait of Hormuz: 17M Barrels Daily at Economic Risk
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The economic stake in the Strait of Hormuz is enormous, and a new analysis…
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Ancient Waterworks: From Roman Aqueducts to Global Governance
LONDON, July 7 — The calculus of global water security has never been more strategically urgent. From the…
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Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Rattle Global Energy Markets
ALMATY, July 7 — For Central Asian economies watching global oil markets, the Strait of Hormuz is not…
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Moderate earthquake strikes Chile with no tsunami warning issued
OVALLE, Chile, July 4 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck 43 kilometers southwest of Ovalle, Chile, early Saturday…
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Heliconius butterflies defy aging norms with near-year-long lifespans
PANAMA CITY, July 3 — 348 days. That is how long one tropical butterfly, Heliconius hewitsoni , survived…
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India key to energy transition: Norway CEO urges green partnerships
NEW DELHI, July 1 — India’s economic growth and clean-energy targets are creating what the head of Norway’s…
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Magnitude 5.2 Quake Strikes 268 km SSE of Dunhuang, China at Shallow Depth
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake hit 268 kilometers south-southeast of Dunhuang, China, at 23:44 UTC on June 30. The…
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