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May 04 2025TECHNOLOGY

Fast Train Communication Breakthrough

There is a growing need for high-speed trains to offer broadband services. This is because more people are traveling between home and work. The current radio frequency technology is not up to the task. It cannot handle the demand for high-speed data transfer. A possible solution is free space optics

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May 03 2025CRIME

Close Calls Over Washington: Helicopters and Airplanes in Tight Spaces

The National Transportation Safety Board is looking into two commercial flights that had to abort their landings at Washington Reagan National Airport. This happened on a Thursday afternoon when a US Army Black Hawk helicopter was heading towards the Pentagon. The helicopter was part of the same uni

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May 03 2025BUSINESS

SpaceX's Big Win: What's in Store for the Future of Space?

The future of space exploration and defense might be looking up for SpaceX. The company, led by Elon Musk, could be in for a windfall if a certain budget proposal gets the green light. This proposal is part of a larger plan to shift how the U. S. government spends money on space-related projects. T

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May 02 2025SCIENCE

The Future of Space Exploration: Major Shifts in NASA's Budget

The White House has unveiled a budget proposal for 2026 that could significantly alter NASA's trajectory. This proposal aims to reduce the agency's funding by nearly 25% from the previous year. This cut is a big deal because it could change how NASA operates and what it focuses on. The budget p

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May 02 2025SCIENCE

Seeing Halley's Comet's Leftovers: The Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower

Halley's Comet is famous for its rare visits to Earth, appearing only once every 75 years. But here's a cool fact: its debris causes two big meteor showers each year, including the Eta Aquarids. These meteors are speedy, zipping through the sky at incredible speeds. During the peak of the Eta Aquar

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May 02 2025SCIENCE

A Soviet Spacecraft's Long-Awaited Return

A spacecraft from the Soviet era is on its way back to Earth. This craft was originally intended to explore Venus in the 1970s. It is expected to make an uncontrolled descent. The exact landing spot is unknown. Experts are unsure how much of the spacecraft will survive the fall. The spacecraft is a

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May 02 2025SCIENCE

A Minor Glitch in a Major Milestone

A small issue popped up during a big moment in space history. Two astronauts, Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, stepped out of the International Space Station for a special task. Their mission? To install a bracket for a new solar array. This upgrade could boost the station's power by up to 30 percent

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Apr 30 2025SCIENCE

Alpha Rocket's Setback: A Mission to Low Earth Orbit Fails

The Alpha rocket, a two-stage, 96. 7-foot-tall (29. 6 meters) vehicle, took off from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base. Its goal was to send a technology demonstration into low Earth orbit (LEO) for aerospace company Lockheed Martin. The launch was the sixth for the Alpha rocket. It was part

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Apr 30 2025SCIENCE

Jupiter's Secrets and Io's Fire Revealed

Jupiter is a giant planet with some of the most extreme weather in our solar system. It has massive cyclones, powerful jet streams, and intense radiation belts. The Juno spacecraft has been exploring Jupiter and its moon Io, providing new insights into these extreme conditions. Juno's latest find

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Apr 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Space Race: The Growing Traffic Jam in Orbit

Space is becoming a busy place. More and more companies are sending satellites into orbit. This includes big names like Amazon and SpaceX, as well as others from the UK and China. In just one year, over 2, 500 objects were launched into low-Earth orbit. That is more than five times the number launch

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