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The Traitor Downplays Renewed U.S. Strikes on Iran as “Just a Love Tap” and Claims Ceasefire Is Holding, UAE Expels Pakistani Workers as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Leaves 20,000 Sailors Stranded, Israeli Attacks Kill 12 in Lebanon, Including Paramedic and Two Children, U.S. Imposes More Sanctions on Cuba as Brazil’sContinue Reading

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For decades, NASA has advanced on-board spacecraft computer processors that coordinate and execute the functions needed to support mission success. Space computing originated in the 1960s with the Apollo Guidance Computers, which were pivotal for guidance, navigation, and control computations during NASA’s first Moon missions. For decades, radiation-hardened processors have been the backbone of theContinue Reading

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Description Engineer Jaakko Karras inspects a next-generation Mars helicopter rotor blade prior to supersonic speed testing in the 25-Foot Space Simulator at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California in November 2src25. The three-bladed rotor hanging horizontally in the foreground is the next-gen rotor being tested…Continue Reading

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The Qazaqstan Barysy Grand Slam opened in style in Astana, with packed stands and top-level judo. Sukhbat Byambasuren, Amber Gersjes, Blandine Pont, Abdurakhim Nutfulloev and Faiza Mokdar all took gold, while Kazakhstan celebrated two medals on day one., Read MoreContinue Reading

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Kesha is done playing by anyone else’s rules. The pop icon officially launched her self-described “freedom era” with the release of “ORIGAMI!,” a bold anthem celebrating sex, liberation, and radical self-love. The track arrives ahead of her upcoming Freedom Tour and marks another confident step into her fully independent chapterContinue Reading

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Old headlines pop into my head at the oddest times. I was booking plane tickets for a family trip around the Fourth of July, noticing the difference in price from last year, and there it was, a 2004 Harper’s headline: “The Oil We Eat.” We might as well belly upContinue Reading