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Andy Burnham Faces Early Test on North Sea Drilling Policy
LONDON, July 17 — Against the backdrop of a shifting political landscape in Westminster, Andy Burnham is preparing…
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SpaceX Raptor Engine Powers Starship with Full-Flow Staged Combustion
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 17 — In the high-stakes arena of rocketry, where every kilogram of thrust and every…
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Astronomers warn satellite could hinder faint-object observations
WASHINGTON, July 16 — By nightfall tonight, a new pinprick of light will begin tracking across the American…
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Ancient Theorists Laid Foundations of Civil Disobedience
LONDON, July 16 — Civil disobedience, the active and professed refusal of a citizen to obey certain laws,…
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Russia Energy Exports to Europe Risk Security in Conflict
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against the backdrop of a continent still reckoning with the geopolitics of energy, the…
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Russia’s Shadow Fleet: How Aging Tankers Evade Western Oil Sanctions
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against this backdrop of escalating economic warfare, the European Union’s 21st sanctions package has…
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International Sanctions Cut Russia’s Oil Revenue Since 2014
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against this backdrop of nearly a decade of economic confrontation between the West and…
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Horses Identify Threats Using Only Visual Cues, Study Finds
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — A new study from 2024 adds to our understanding of how animals perceive danger,…
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Russia’s energy pivot reshapes global trade after Ukraine invasion
MOSCOW, July 15 — The shift in Russia’s energy posture is no longer a whisper; it’s a structural…
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Russia’s Oil and Gas Revenue Funds Ukraine War Machine
MOSCOW, July 15 — Against the backdrop of shifting global alliances and the long shadow of war in…
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Wernher von Braun: Saturn V rocket took US to the Moon
HUNTSVILLE, July 15 — Against this backdrop of renewed transatlantic debate over the legacy of Nazi-era scientists who…
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Space Race ignited Cold War rivalry with Sputnik and NASA’s rise
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The Cold War’s most visible contest for technological prestige, the Space Race, was fundamentally…
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Geosynchronous Orbit Faces New Risks and Mitigation Strategies
PARIS, July 14 — Against this backdrop of a rapidly filling orbital environment, the question of what happens…
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Shallow 5.3 quake jolts Aleutian community, no tsunami issued
FALSE PASS, Alaska, July 14 — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck 101 kilometers southeast of False Pass, Alaska,…
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Space debris accumulates in crowded geosynchronous orbit
BEIJING, July 14 — A 2023 study published in Acta Astronautica has identified a hidden swarm of over…
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Proposed Solutions Target Cleanup of Geosynchronous Orbit
PARIS, July 14 — Against this backdrop of a crowded orbital highway, the international community is grappling with…
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International treaties struggle to govern growing space debris crisis
VIENNA, July 14 — The legal architecture governing humanity’s activities in space rests on a foundation laid nearly…
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Russia’s 1990s Znamya Space Mirror Experiments: Historical Precedents Analyzed
MOSCOW, July 14 — Against this backdrop of renewed interest in space-based solar reflection, a little-known chapter of…
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Economic Impact: Disruption of Russian Oil and Petrochemical Exports
MOSCOW, July 14 — Against this backdrop of sustained Western sanctions and a grinding war of attrition, Russia’s…
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Mishustin Oversees Russia’s Response to Energy Attacks
MOSCOW, July 14 — Against this backdrop of grinding war and Western sanctions, Mikhail Mishustin has become the…
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Oil’s Century-Long Grip: How Petroleum Forged the Modern Economy
ROME, July 14 — Against the backdrop of a global energy landscape in flux, petroleum remains the world’s…
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579,379 Norwegian Men Reveal Cognitive Trends in Military Data
OSLO — In the corridors of Norwegian military conscription, a vast archive of human cognition has quietly accumulated…
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Wealthy Norwegian families see steepest IQ score decline
OSLO, July 14 — The long-celebrated Flynn effect, which tracked rising intelligence test scores across many parts of…
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Norwegian Military Conscription Data Provides Unique IQ Dataset
OSLO, July 14 — Against this backdrop of a small nation with a proud but complex military tradition,…
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