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International Space Station: Decades of Groundbreaking Medical Research in Orbit
ROME, July 16 — The International Space Station, continuously occupied since November 2000, is emerging as a proving…
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DarkSky International: The Nonprofit Leading the Global Fight
TUCSON, July 16 — DarkSky International, the nonprofit originally founded as the International Dark-Sky Association, has grown from…
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Vera Rubin Observatory Vulnerable to Satellite Interference
LA SERENA, Chile, July 16 — The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has been scanning the southern sky every…
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SpaceX’s Private Funding: Investor Risks and Unique Structure
STARBASE, Texas, July 16 — SpaceX has quietly become one of the most consequential contractors in the American…
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Brent Crude: How a North Sea Oilfield Became Global Jet Fuel Benchmark
LONDON, July 16 — Brent Crude, the global oil benchmark that underpins approximately 80% of the world’s petroleum…
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Elon Musk vs. Jeff Bezos: A Billionaire Rivalry in Space
HAWTHORNE, California, July 15 — The rivalry between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos remains one of the defining…
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Bezos-Musk Rivalry: From E-Commerce to Space Over 20 Years
SEATTLE, July 15 — The technical reality of the billionaire space race is that it has never really…
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Gwynne Shotwell steers SpaceX from bold vision to launch-day precision
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 15 — Gwynne Shotwell, the president and chief operating officer of SpaceX, has built a…
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Major Tech Firms’ Satellite Rush Raises Orbital Debris Concerns
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The rapid expansion of satellite constellations by two of the world’s largest technology companies…
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EPA probe, fines, permit process loom for Colossus 2
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The Environmental Protection Agency may initiate an investigation into Colossus 2’s compliance with the…
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Space Surveillance Network Tracks Debris Larger Than 10cm in Low Earth Orbit
LONDON, July 14 — The U.S. Space Surveillance Network is the quiet workhorse behind every satellite collision warning…
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U.S., EU, and Academics Lead Space Debris Monitoring
COLORADO SPRINGS, July 14 — The business of keeping track of what is orbiting overhead has become a…
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The Economics of Oil: From Price Shocks to the Petrocurrency System
LONDON, July 14 — The mechanism that has underpinned global oil trade for half a century is the…
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Water Economics: Pricing, Privatization, and Inaction Costs
LONDON, July 14 — The economics of water are warping under the weight of climate pressure, population growth,…
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Sidney Loeb and Srinivasa Sourirajan: The Scientists Whose Reverse
LOS ANGELES, July 14 — The membranes that turn seawater into drinking water have a birthday worth noting.…
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Israel Turns Barren Land into Water Abundance with Desalination
JERUSALEM, July 14 — A nation once defined by chronic water scarcity has rewritten its relationship with every…
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Dodge’s Legacy: The Engineer Who Shaped the Transcontinental Railroad
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 14 — A century after his death, the work of Grenville M. Dodge still…
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Achieved First Orbital-Class Booster Landing In 2015
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 14 — When the first stage of a Falcon 9 booster settled onto the concrete…
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Starship Delays Impact SpaceX Founder Musk’s Mars Ambitions
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 14 — The technical reality of sending humans to Mars has always been a matter…
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Oil Extraction’s Environmental Toll: Spills, Emissions, & Hidden Costs
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The petroleum industry’s environmental footprint is written into the geological record, the regulatory landscape,…
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Apollo to Artemis: NASA’s 50-Year Quest to Return Humans to the Moon
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The technical reality of getting humans back to the Moon is a matter of…
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The Lunar Gateway: NASA’s Planned Orbital Outpost Around the Moon
LONDON, July 13 — The Lunar Gateway, the small space station planned for orbit around the Moon, is…
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U.S. Energy Dept targets $50/kWh for 10+ hour storage by 2030
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The U.S. Department of Energy’s bid to slash the cost of grid-scale energy storage…
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Economic Impact: Venezuela’s Oil Revenue and the Role of PDVSA
CARACAS, July 13 — The Biden-era sanctions architecture around Venezuela’s state oil company is being dismantled by executive…
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