The Virtual Tribune
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India’s 2020 reforms open space sector to private launches
NEW DELHI, July 17 — India’s space sector, long the preserve of a single government agency, is undergoing…
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Skyroot Aerospace launches India’s first private orbital rocket
HYDERABAD, July 17 — The story of India’s private space sector begins, in many ways, with two engineers…
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India’s First Private Orbital Rocket Vikram-1 Launches July 18
HYDERABAD, July 17 — India’s first privately built orbital-class rocket is set to launch tomorrow, and global markets…
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5.0 Quake Strikes Mid-Atlantic Ridge; No Tsunami Threat
LISBON, Portugal, July 16 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 21:16 UTC today,…
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Key Players: SpaceMirror Inc. and the American Astronomical Society
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16 — The American Astronomical Society has found itself staring at a novel kind of…
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Astronomers warn satellite could hinder faint-object observations
WASHINGTON, July 16 — By nightfall tonight, a new pinprick of light will begin tracking across the American…
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U.S. Approves Giant Space Mirror, Sparking Astronomer Alarm
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 16 — The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has granted a license for a giant ‘space…
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ADLM 2026 Opens Abstract Submission, Sets Program Development Goals
MANILA, July 16 — For medical laboratory professionals and researchers across Asia, the countdown has begun for the…
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Ancient Theorists Laid Foundations of Civil Disobedience
LONDON, July 16 — Civil disobedience, the active and professed refusal of a citizen to obey certain laws,…
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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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Dr. Richard Green leads fight against satellite light pollution
TUCSON, July 16 — On a clear desert night, the faint glow of a satellite crossing the sky…
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Xona Faces Regulatory Path to 2026 Satellite Navigation Launch
WASHINGTON, July 16 — On the ground in the race to build America’s next-generation navigation network, a small…
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Russia Energy Exports to Europe Risk Security in Conflict
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against the backdrop of a continent still reckoning with the geopolitics of energy, the…
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From Bicycle Shop to the Sky: Wright Brothers’ Path to Flight
KITTY HAWK, N.C., July 16 — The number that matters: 12 seconds. That is how long the first…
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Tesseract Hypercube Expands Geometric Understanding
NEW YORK, July 16 — Here’s something to bend your brain: a four-dimensional shape. It’s called a tesseract,…
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World’s First International Body Founded to Connect Telegraphs
GENEVA, July 16 — The International Telecommunication Union, a specialised agency of the United Nations, stands as the…
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Carl Sagan: The Astronomer Who Brought the Cosmos to Millions
ITHACA, New York, July 16 — The strategic calculus of planetary science and public communication rarely intersect in…
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Building a Hypercube: From Point to Tesseract in Four Steps
LONDON, July 16 — A unit hypercube of dimension four is called a tesseract. That much has been…
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Russia’s Shadow Fleet: How Aging Tankers Evade Western Oil Sanctions
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against this backdrop of escalating economic warfare, the European Union’s 21st sanctions package has…
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Earthquake Strikes Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge, No Tsunami Risk
SOUTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE, July 16 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 19:55 UTC…
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Visible Light Key to Photosynthesis and Plant Growth
TOKYO — For decades, the simple shade net has been a farmer’s standby against the summer sun. But…
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Xona Space Systems Plans 258-Satellite GPS Alternative
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16 — The hum of construction and the glow of soldering irons fill the workspace…
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What Happens Next: Launch Timeline and Potential Regulatory Changes
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A California company is moving ahead with plans to launch a satellite designed to…
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Space Mirrors and Satellites Could Reduce Orbital Junk Risks
LONDON, July 16 — The space around our planet is getting crowded, and not in a good way.…
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