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Shallow Mid-Atlantic quake felt strongly, no tsunami risk
WASHINGTON, July 20 — A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck the northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge late Monday evening, according to…
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Oil markets jittery as U.S.-Iran tensions, Houthis stir supply risks
WASHINGTON, July 20 — As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East simmer, the global oil market is once…
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Space Debris Threatens Lunar Orbit: Tracking Objects in Cislunar Space
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The first confirmed uncontrolled impact of a man-made object on the Moon is now…
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Oil at Risk: The Economic Stakes of the U.S.-Iran Standoff
WASHINGTON, July 19 — Global oil markets have long kept a nervous eye on the Strait of Hormuz,…
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Mg/Ca Ratios in Foraminifera Shells Reveal Ancient Ocean Temps
WASHINGTON, July 19 — When scientists want to know how warm the ocean was during the last ice…
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Mothers Rise Up: Climate Group Demands Child-Focused Policies
LONDON, July 19 — A climate activism group founded by parents in 2021 is making a direct appeal…
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Ancient Indian Universities: Nalanda, Vikramshila, and Takshashila
NALANDA, India, July 19 — Ancient Indian universities like Nalanda, Vikramshila, and Takshashila were teaching astronomy, mathematics, medicine,…
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Projects range from pollinator planting to solar installations
WASHINGTON, July 18 — A new funding round from the Local Environmental Action Fund is opening the door…
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British Steel nationalised to secure UK’s steel supply
LONDON, July 17 — British Steel Limited is now a state-owned enterprise. The nationalisation took effect on 16…
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Transmission Spectroscopy Reveals Exoplanet Atmospheres
NEW YORK, July 17 — Astronomers have a powerful new tool for reading the chemical fingerprints of planets…
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SpaceX President Shotwell Drives Starlink’s Commercial Success
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 16 — Gwynne Shotwell has been the steady hand guiding SpaceX’s day-to-day operations for nearly…
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SpaceX’s rocky start gave way to orbital dominance with reusable rockets
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 16 — Elon Musk, the South African-born entrepreneur behind SpaceX and Tesla, remains one of…
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Starlink vs. Project Kuiper: The Race to Dominate Satellite Internet
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16 — The satellite-internet race is entering a critical new phase, and for once, the…
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SpaceX and Amazon in $4.5T Satellite Internet Collision
LOS ANGELES, July 16 — The race to beam high-speed internet from space is heating up between two…
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Starship vs. New Glenn: Battle for Heavy-Lift Launch Supremacy
BOCA CHICA, Texas, July 16 — The heavy-lift rocket race is no longer a theoretical competition. SpaceX’s Starship…
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Supply shock sends global food, energy prices soaring
ROME, July 15 — Four years after the Russian invasion of Ukraine sent shockwaves through global commodity markets,…
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SpaceX Starlink leads global race for space-based internet
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The race to wire the world from space is no longer a theoretical contest…
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SpaceX and Amazon, worth $4.5T, head for space collision
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 15 — The race to control the skies above us is no longer just about…
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Astronomers, Environmentalists Warn of Light Pollution Harm
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A California startup’s plan to launch a mirror satellite that could reflect sunlight onto…
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How It Works: The Technology Behind Orbital Reflectors
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A new type of satellite, essentially a giant mirror in space, could soon beam…
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DeSoto County: 59 Turbines, 2,500 Tons NOx Linked to Lung Disease
DESOTO COUNTY, Miss., July 15 — A new report from the Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) alleges that the…
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OPEC and the Geopolitics of Oil: How a Cartel Shapes Global Power
VIENNA, July 14 — The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, the cartel that controls a massive share…
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Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling: Pyrometallurgical & Hydrometallurgical Methods
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Battery recycling is no longer a niche environmental concern. It’s becoming a major industrial…
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Geosynchronous Orbit Faces Growing Satellite Vulnerability
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A new study has revealed a debris swarm in geosynchronous orbit that is far…
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