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Satellite Replacement Costs: Deorbiting and New Builds Impact Markets
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — SpaceX is spending an estimated $65 million in hardware alone to deorbit 260…
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Starlink Satellite Losses Cost $260 Million for Rapid Deorbit
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The math behind SpaceX’s orbital strategy is staggering. When 260 Starlink satellites recently…
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FCC Proposes Satellite NEPA Exemption, Sparks Environmental Debate
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission is weighing a rule change that would exempt satellite systems from environmental…
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Iran Strait Threats Risk Lifeline for Medicine, Fuel Supplies
WASHINGTON, July 7 — For families who depend on the steady flow of goods through the Strait of…
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Ultra-black coating with 2% reflectivity dims satellites
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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SpaceX Founder Elon Musk Building Starship for NASA Lunar Landing
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 6 — Elon Musk, the founder and CEO of SpaceX, has spent decades building the…
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Fusion Energy’s Human Impact: Reshaping Society and Planet
WASHINGTON, July 6 — For families wondering what the next big breakthrough in energy might mean for their…
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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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Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Strikes Balangonan, Philippines
BALANGONAN, Philippines, July 4 — A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck 24 kilometers southwest of Balangonan, Philippines, at 02:21…
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Can anything other than birds fly?
NEW YORK, July 2 — When we look up and see something dart across the sky, most of…
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India’s Ethanol Program Gains Momentum Amid Longstanding Challenges
NEW DELHI, July 2 — India’s push to expand ethanol production is accelerating as the government seeks to…
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Shallow 5.2 quake east of South Sandwich Islands fits regional pattern
A shallow magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck east of the South Sandwich Islands early Thursday, at 05:14 UTC, the…
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Earthquake of Magnitude 5.6 Detected Deep Below Fiji
SUVA, July 1 — A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck 224 kilometres south of Suva, Fiji, on Wednesday at…
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Phage Display Unlocks Billions of Protein Interactions for Discovery
NEW YORK, July 1 — There is a quiet revolution happening in a corner of biotechnology that most…
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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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Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Action and AI Advance Signal Global Energy Shift
Last week, two events that seemed worlds apart landed on the same timeline. In the Persian Gulf, Iran…
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Deep 525-km quake near Timor Leste spares coastal communities from harm
The depth of Saturday’s earthquake near Timor Leste was its most defining feature. At 525.542 kilometers below the…
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Shallow 5.2 Quake Near Trenggalek, Indonesia, Carries Message on Seismic Risks
Shallow earthquakes near Java are nothing new. But each one carries its own message about the ground beneath…
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GTBoard and Geology pact to resolve TDA land use conflicts
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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Azerbaijan’s Natural Gas Exports to Türkiye Rise in Volume, Fall in Value
Azerbaijan’s natural gas exports to Türkiye rose in volume but fell in value during the first four months…
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Researchers apply statistical physics to improve Hotelling-Downs political model
MANILA — For decades, the Hotelling-Downs model has been a staple of political science classrooms. It paints a…
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