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Strait of Hormuz Chokepoint Impacts Global Oil and Stock Prices
TEHRAN, July 9 — A narrow ribbon of water just 21 miles wide at its most slender point…
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SpaceX’s 2008 breakthrough reshaped spaceflight forever
LOS ANGELES, July 9 — When Elon Musk founded SpaceX, the idea that a private company could rival…
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U.S.-Iran Tensions May Send Oil Prices to $100/Barrel, Experts Warn
WASHINGTON, July 9 — Oil prices are once again in the crosshairs of geopolitics, and the numbers help…
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Strait of Hormuz Threats Raise Global Oil Price Fears
MUSCAT, July 9 — For decades, the Strait of Hormuz has functioned as a kind of global energy…
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Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell: Leadership in SpaceX’s Rise
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 9 — SpaceX’s leadership structure, with Elon Musk at the top and a tight-knit group…
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How Oil Price Shocks Impact the U.S. Economy and Gas Prices
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The mechanics of an oil shock are brutal and well-documented. When the price of…
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The Strait of Hormuz: World’s Most Critical Oil Chokepoint
WASHINGTON, July 8 — A 21-mile-wide maritime chokepoint, the Strait of Hormuz, carries roughly 17 million barrels of…
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Strait of Hormuz Scenarios: Global Oil Supply at Risk
LONDON, July 8 — For all the noise around the geopolitics of the Persian Gulf, the salient point…
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Shadow Fleet Tankers Pose Oil Spill Risk in Black Sea
MOSCOW, July 8 — A series of Ukrainian strikes on shadow fleet tankers in the Black Sea is…
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Treaty of Tordesillas split world between Spain and Portugal
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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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Seismologists note shallow depth and no tsunami threat from Balleny Islands quake
Seismologists tracking the Balleny Islands earthquake on Wednesday saw a familiar pattern: a moderate jolt, shallow depth, no…
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Balleny Islands earthquake part of long-term seismic pattern near Antarctica
The Balleny Islands region shook Wednesday with a magnitude 5.5 earthquake, a moderate event that fits a well-documented…
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Space Race Inventions Transform Daily Life: From Rockets to Modern Essentials
WASHINGTON, July 8 — When astronauts on the Apollo missions needed to drill moon rocks, they used a…
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Space Debris Cleanup Risks Atmospheric Pollution Trade-Off
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — The very satellites designed to connect humanity are leaving a quiet, growing trail…
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Amazon, OneWeb Race to Launch Thousands of Orbital Data Centers
ROME, July 8 — Against this backdrop of a rapidly crowding celestial sphere, the race to build vast…
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Data Center Sites Vulnerable to Organized Theft Rings
NEW YORK, July 8 — The economics of a data center construction site have become a magnet for…
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SpaceX deorbits 260 Starlink satellites, launches upgraded replacements
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 7 — SpaceX has written off an estimated $65 million in satellite assets during the…
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SpaceX, FCC, Environmental Groups Clash on Satellite Disposal
WASHINGTON, July 7 — In the corridors of American regulatory power, a quiet but consequential battle is unfolding…
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Elon Musk: SpaceX founder behind Starlink satellite network
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — Elon Musk turned 55 last week, and if his birthday wish list is…
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SpaceX Scuttles 260 Starlink Satellites in Controlled Atmospheric Burn-Up
WASHINGTON, July 7 — SpaceX deliberately incinerated 260 Starlink satellites in Earth’s atmosphere during the first six months…
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Drone Strikes Cut Russian Oil Exports, Shake Global Markets
MOSCOW, July 7 — Against this backdrop of sustained conflict and shifting global energy currents, Russia’s vast oil…
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SpaceX deorbits over 500 Starlink satellites safely
HAWTHORNE, California, July 7 — When a Starlink satellite reaches the end of its useful life, SpaceX commands…
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Omsk Oil Refinery: Russia’s largest, most critical fuel producer
OMSK, July 7 — The Omsk Oil Refinery, Russia’s largest by crude oil processing capacity, remains a critical…
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