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A Florida State University scientist has helped reveal, in a multi-year study, how changing the chemical composition of water in Arctic rivers could affect the entire planet. A new study has been
While the powerful Western countries were stuck in the development of technologically complex and large air taxis, China continued the tradition of bicycle rickshaws and created the simplest air transportation for two
Population ecologist William Rees of the University of British Columbia’s School of Community and Regional Planning reminds Earth’s inhabitants that the planet can only support a certain number of people. In an
China added Earth observation satellites to its fleet with a new launch on Sunday. According to China Aerospace Science, the Long March 4C rocket was launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center
Future Galaxy A25 It hasn’t been in the news lately. Initial rumors suggested that the phone might never arrive, but then there was more credence to the idea that Samsung was not
NASA has selected a team of geologists to develop a survey plan for the first manned Moon mission in over 50 years. NASA’s Artemis III mission will land astronauts near the moon’s
OnePlus is rolling out new firmware updates for the OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 10T with the latest security patch. Updates are rolling out in India and may take some time to roll
In aviation strategy and national space policy, the government outlines how it plans to develop the local space sector by launching rockets and satellites and promoting Earth observation research. The documents outline
Flying from New York to London four times faster than is currently possible may seem like a far-fetched dream, but NASA is investigating whether the commercial market can support travel at this
Spacenews has signed contracts with the US Space Development Agency (SDA) and American companies Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin to build and operate 72 space satellites with a total cost of $1.5
