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SpaceX IPO Filing Shows $1.94 Billion Quarterly Loss and Musk’s Tight Control
LOS ANGELES, July 15 — For a man who built his fortune on electric cars and rockets, Elon…
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Strait of Hormuz: History of World’s Key Oil Chokepoint
TEHRAN, July 15 — The waters of the Strait of Hormuz have a long memory, and for the…
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Astronomers detect erythrulose, the first true sugar found in interstellar space
COPENHAGEN, July 13 — A Danish astronomer has been formally recognized for a discovery that reshaped the field…
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Strait of Hormuz: Why the Oil and Gas Chokepoint’s 2026 Closure Matters
DUBAI, July 13 — For decades, the Strait of Hormuz has been the world’s most important energy chokepoint,…
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Loss of GATA6 Protein Lets Colon Cancer Cells Spread to the Liver
NEW YORK, July 8 — A discovery about how colorectal cancer spreads to the liver is reframing what…
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US Strikes on Iran Rattle Global Oil Prices and Supply
TEHRAN — The aftershocks of a single day of military action are still being felt in global energy…
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Starlink Satellites Deorbited via Controlled Burn-Up in Atmosphere
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The thousands of small satellites blanketing the sky in the name of global…
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SpaceX Deorbited 260 Starlink Satellites in Six Months, FCC Filing Shows
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The sky above us is becoming a graveyard for machinery. Between December and…
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SpaceX Retires 260 Starlink Satellites, With 349 More Queued, in FCC Filing
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The economics of space are shifting under the weight of hardware failures. SpaceX,…
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Brent Holds Above $100 as Iran and US Trade Attacks on Shipping
TEHRAN, July 7 — For the families whose livelihoods depend on the steady flow of oil through the…
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Ultra-Black Vantablack 310 Coating Could Dim Satellites, Surrey Study Finds
ROME, July 6 — For astronomers, a satellite streaking across the night sky is more than a nuisance.…
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SpaceX Vaporizes 260 Starlink Satellites, Raising Pollution Fears
LOS ANGELES, July 6 — The quiet hiss of a satellite burning up in the atmosphere is something…
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Ultra-Black Coating Reflects 2% of Light, Slashes Satellite Pollution
ROME, July 6 — For families who have taken children to see the Milky Way, only to find…
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FCTA, IHS distribute 10,000 LPG cylinders to curb air pollution
ABUJA, July 5 — Ten thousand families across Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory are getting a cleaner way to…
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St. Johns County’s $191.8 Million Recycled Water Plant Now Operational
St. Johns County is betting big on recycled water, and the bet just got real. The $191.8 million…
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NDPHC moves from reactive repairs to AI-driven power plant maintenance
For years, a familiar pattern has played out across Nigeria’s power grid. A turbine fails. Engineers scramble. Lights…
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Gambia’s Tourism and Geology Agencies Sign Pact to Guard Coastal Land
The mining licence for a plot of beachfront land in the Gambia’s Tourism Development Area could be cancelled…
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Ameren Missouri Rate Request Targets 2027, Not Immediate Bills
Missouri families and businesses are staring down a rate increase that won’t hit their bills for nearly two…
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National Drought Group meets after dry spring and recent heatwave
LONDON, June 19 — The National Drought Group met yesterday to discuss the increasing risk of drought this…
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NASA Tests Lithium-Fueled Plasma Engine Designed for Mars
PASADENA, June 10, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have tested an experimental magnetoplasmadynamic…
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AGL Brings Down Two 170m Chimneys at Retired Liddell Coal Power Station
Australia’s coal era is coming down in literal dust. Last month, two chimney stacks at the Liddell power…
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Philippines Earthquake Kills 37, Survivor Recalls Home Swaying
GENERAL SANTOS, June 10, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — A powerful earthquake struck the southern Philippines, killing at least…
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JUICE Spacecraft Captures Images of Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
BERLIN — The European Space Agency’s JUICE spacecraft was never meant to be an interstellar lookout. Its mission…
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AI-Designed Viral Genomes Work, Sparking Biosecurity Concerns
STANFORD, June 3 — In a development that merges artificial intelligence with synthetic biology, researchers from Stanford University…
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