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China’s Long March Rockets Evolve Toward Reusability
BEIJING, July 10 — China has quietly added a new chapter to its space ambitions, marking the first…
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Mumbai’s Monsoon Flooding History Reveals Infrastructure Challenges
MUMBAI, July 10 — A school of fish was found scattered across flooded railway tracks in suburban Mumbai…
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CNSA Chief Zhang Kejian Leads China’s Reusable Rocket Push
BEIJING, July 10 — Zhang Kejian, the administrator of the China National Space Administration (CNSA) since May 2018,…
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Reusable Rockets Could Reshape Global Launch Industry Economics
BEIJING, July 10 — The global space launch market is undergoing a structural shift that analysts say could…
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China’s CASC Advances Long March 10B Rocket Program
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s state-owned space giant, the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), is pressing…
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Trump’s Iran ceasefire end sends oil prices surging
WASHINGTON, July 8 — President Donald Trump’s declaration on March 30, 2025, that the ceasefire with Iran is…
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Oil Route at Risk: Strait’s History of Tensions and Threats
TEHRAN, July 8 — A narrow stretch of water between Iran and Oman, the Strait of Hormuz, has…
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Shallow 5.5 Earthquake Shakes Balleny Islands Region Without Tsunami Warning
The Balleny Islands region sits on a tectonic knife-edge where the Australian and Antarctic plates grind together. On…
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Chinese Workers Formed 80% of Central Pacific, Building U.S. Transcontinental Railroad
BEIJING, July 8 — The story of the transcontinental railroad in the United States is often told as…
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Smallpox Eradication Launched by English Physician’s Observation
LONDON, July 8 — Two centuries after an English physician first tested his theory on a young boy,…
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Chemists crack 30-year rye-pollen anti-tumor compound mystery
EVANSTON — Nearly 30 years after researchers first discovered two unusual molecules in rye pollen that showed promise…
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Power outage cripples MTN Uganda services, exposing digital infrastructure risks
KAMPALA, July 7 — A power failure at a data center knocked out services for MTN Uganda customers…
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Planned satellite count tops 40,000, raising environmental toll fears
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The orbital environment above Earth is being reshaped at a pace without precedent, and…
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Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Raise Global Oil Prices
TEHRAN, July 7 — The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway that has long been the flashpoint for…
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EPA Launches Review of Tire Chemical Tied to Salmon Deaths
WASHINGTON — The US Environmental Protection Agency has begun evaluating a chemical compound found in tyres, and its…
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Halley’s Comet, Disposable Cameras and the 1986 Yen Impact
TOKYO, July 6 — For a nation that once watched Halley’s Comet streak across the sky with the…
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Iran Strait Attacks Threaten Global Oil Market Disruption
TEHRAN, July 6 — The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway that carries roughly a fifth of the…
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Moderate 5.0 earthquake strikes remote Reykjanes Ridge
REYKJANES RIDGE, July 4 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the Reykjanes Ridge at 12:42 UTC today, the…
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London heatwave cancels climate forum while satire thrives nearby
LONDON, July 3 — The shift is unmistakable. A conference on extreme heat was cancelled this week —…
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Canada’s Kitsault Energy LNG project gains momentum amid global market shifts
VANCOUVER, July 1 — The bottom line: Canada has a nation-building opportunity on its hands with Kitsault Energy,…
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Emerita Resources Advances IBW Project with Critical Prefeasibility Study
TORONTO, June 30 — The human side of mining projects often gets lost in the talk of drill…
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Deep earthquake depth of 81 kilometers limits shaking and tsunami risk
The depth of Sunday’s magnitude 5 earthquake west of Foxton Beach tells the real story. At 81.184 kilometers…
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Deep 160 km Quake Near Port-Olry, Vanuatu, Recorded at 07:05 UTC
Sunday’s magnitude 5.2 earthquake northeast of Port-Olry was not a surprise to anyone who watches the geology of…
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China Is Quietly Winning the Clean Energy Trade War
TEHRAN, June 27 — China’s grip on the global clean energy trade is tightening, and new customs data…
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