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Orbex expands facilities in preparation for UK Mainland's First Vertical Rocket Launch

Spacedaily.com 

Forres UK (SPX) Jul 11, 2023
K-based spaceflight company, Orbex, has extended its footprint by over thirty percent across its Scottish and Danish design and production facilities, in preparation for the launch of its Prime rocket. The company is adding an extra 1,500 square metres of factory and office space to its existing 4,750 square metre estate in Forres, Scotland and Copenhagen, Denmark. The additional space wil

LandSpace to launch methane-propelled rocket

Spacedaily.com 

Beijing, China (SPX) Jul 11, 2023
LandSpace, a leading private rocket maker in China, will soon carry out the second launch of its ZQ 2, the world's first methane-propelled carrier rocket, at a launch facility in the Gobi Desert. The rocket was transported to its service tower at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwestern China on Thursday, and would go through final function checks, LandSpace said on Friday, noti

Studying rivers from worlds away

Spacedaily.com 

Boston MA (SPX) Jul 11, 2023
Rivers have flowed on two other worlds in the solar system besides Earth: Mars, where dry tracks and craters are all that's left of ancient rivers and lakes, and Titan, Saturn's largest moon, where rivers of liquid methane still flow today. A new technique developed by MIT geologists allows scientists to see how intensely rivers used to flow on Mars, and how they currently flow on Titan. T

Study increases probability of finding water on other worlds by x100

Spacedaily.com 

Washington DC (SPX) Jul 11, 2023
A new analysis shows that there are probably many more Earth-like exoplanets with liquid water than had been thought, significantly increasing the chance of finding life. The work finds that even where the conditions are not ideal for liquid water to exist at the surface of a planet, many stars will harbour geological conditions suitable for liquid water under the planet's surface. Present

Tensions on Earth don't have to affect outer space diplomacy

Spacedaily.com 

Durham NC (SPX) Jul 11, 2023
If the United States and the former Soviet Union could cooperate on space efforts during the Cold War, then tensions between nations on Earth today don't have to extend to diplomacy and agreements governing outer space. That's according to speakers at a recent webinar organized by the Space Diplomacy Lab at Duke, part of the university's Rethinking Diplomacy program. "Plans to have R

Mountain of strategic metals stranded in DR Congo begins to shift

Energy-daily.com 

Tenke Fungurume, DRC (AFP) July 6, 2023
A mountain of copper and cobalt worth up to $2 billion is piled up in DR Congo, symbolising the wildly volatile market for metals touted as crucial to the green energy revolution. As many as 13,000 tonnes of cobalt powder are thought to be hoarded in the Chinese-owned Tenke Fungurume mine - equivalent to seven percent of the world's production last year. It was stuck for over nine month

Pentagon concludes review after Discord leak, will tighten controls for classified info

Energy-daily.com 

Washington DC (UPI) Jul 5, 2023
The Pentagon has concluded a 45-day review into how the military handles classified information after a National Guardsman with a top-secret clearance leaked information he did not need to know on Discord. Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, had the clearance through his job as an information technology technician at Otis Air National Guard Base, but the fac

A space rocket hotter than the Sun

Energy-daily.com 

London, UK (SPX) Jul 06, 2023
UK aerospace company Pulsar Fusion has started constructing the largest practical nuclear fusion rocket engine ever built. The 8-metre fusion chamber is being assembled in Bletchley, England and when fired in 2027, will temporarily become the hottest place in the solar system creating exhaust speeds of over 500,000 MPH. Researchers at Pulsar Fusion hope to reach several hundred- mill



AI robots at UN reckon they could run the world better

Energy-daily.com 

Geneva (AFP) July 7, 2023
A panel of AI-enabled humanoid robots told a United Nations summit on Friday that they could eventually run the world better than humans. But the social robots said they felt humans should proceed with caution when embracing the rapidly-developing potential of artificial intelligence. And they admitted that they cannot - yet - get a proper grip on human emotions. Some of the most a

Rise of the robots: UN tries to tackle 'mind-blowing' growth of AI

Energy-daily.com 

Geneva (AFP) July 6, 2023
The mind-blowing growth of artificial intelligence poses many questions that have no answers yet, the United Nations admitted Thursday at its AI summit, attended by some exceptionally life-like humanoid robots. The UN is aware that AI technology is racing ahead of the capacity to set its boundaries and directions, and so it brought together some of the best minds on the topic - whether huma

NASA humanoid robot to be tested in Australia

Energy-daily.com 

Rebecca Wickes for JSC News
Houston TX (SPX) Jul 08, 2023 NASA's Valkyrie robot is beginning a new mission half a world away from its home at the agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston. As part of a reimbursable Space Act Agreement with Woodside Energy in Perth, Western Australia, NASA plans to use a Valkyrie robot to develop remote mobile dexterous manipulation capabilities to accommodate remote caretaking of uncrewed

Researchers grow precise arrays of nanoLEDs

Energy-daily.com 

Boston MA (SPX) Jul 08, 2023
Halide perovskites are a family of materials that have attracted attention for their superior optoelectronic properties and potential applications in devices such as high-performance solar cells, light-emitting diodes, and lasers. These materials have largely been implemented into thin-film or micron-sized device applications. Precisely integrating these materials at the nanoscale could op

Underwater mining of high seas inches closer

Energy-daily.com 

United Nations, United States (AFP) July 7, 2023
Governments will soon likely be able to apply for deep sea mining contracts in international waters, a plunge into the unknown that is worrying conservationists as calls for a moratorium on such digging grow. States have for ten years been negotiating a mining code to set rules for the possible exploitation of nickel, cobalt and copper in deep seabed areas that fall outside of national juris

Jealousy man kills ex-girlfriend’s new lover

The Herald 

Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent A 35-year-old Epworth man has appeared in court for killing a reveller who was in the company of his ex-girlfriend at Reuben Shops. Wenset Charuzika was not asked to plead to murder charges when he appeared before Harare Magistrate Mrs Yeukai Dzuda. He was advised to apply bail at the High […]

Hot and muggy stretch of weather with a few storm chances on the way

Ksnt.com 

There is a slight chance a couple thunderstorms could develop this morning, but most spots will stay dry with mostly sunny skies. A light southerly breeze will continue to bring in more heat and humidity for the next few days. Today, we'll warm into the middle 90s, but dewpoints will likely be in the lower [...]





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