The telecom industry is undergoing its greatest period of disruption since the telegraph, as companies work to open up space as the next frontier for communications. French startup Constellation hopes to take part by repurposing 5G tech to provide a Starlink-like satellite broadband that uses telecoms’ existing assets. Constellation Technologies & Operations, to call it […]
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The Hottest Startups in London in 2024
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Last year, people in the Netherlands started working more hours on balance. The group of people who started working more hours was slightly larger than the group who started working less.
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LVMH investors jittery over anaemic China demand for European designer goods
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Scientists from Wageningen University & Research are concerned that the government is not presenting a draft nature plan ahead of a summit on biodiversity, they wrote on Sunday on the nature pl
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Arnold Karskens has been dismissed as chairman and member of the board of directors at broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland (ON!). The supervisory board (rvt) of ON! announced this on Friday.
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Drinking Caffeine May Reduce Alzheimer's Clumps in The Brain, Study Finds
The evidence is mounting.
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DNA Reveals a Surprise Twist About Christopher Columbus
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Stock market today: Asian shares gain after China says more help is needed for its slowing economy
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Last Wednesday, an unusual spectacle took place off the coast of Bonaire when a crocodile was spotted. A father and his son spotted the crocodile in a bay in the shallow water near Sorobon beach.
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Two Far-Flung Comets Are Visiting Earth Just in Time For Halloween
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Used EVs Sell for Bargain Prices Now, Putting Owners and Dealers in a Bind
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'Absolutely Wild': Viruses Are Teeming on Your Toothbrush And Showerhead
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Mysterious Tick-Borne Virus in China Uncovered by Scientists
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Asia shares await China markets' response to detail-thin stimulus pledges
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WATCH: Amazing Moment as SpaceX Catches Giant Starship Booster
Simply incredible to see.
Politics Read on ScienceAlertBOCA CHICA BEACH, Texas—SpaceX accomplished a groundbreaking engineering feat Sunday when it launched the fifth test flight of its gigantic Starship rocket and then caught the booster back at the launch pad in Texas with mechanical arms seven minutes later. This achievement is the first of its kind, and it's crucial for SpaceX's vision of rapidly reusing the Starship rocket, enabling human expeditions to the Moon and Mars, routine access to space for mind-bogglingly massive payloads, and novel capabilities that no other company—or country—seems close to attaining. The test flight began with a thundering liftoff of the 398-foot-tall (121.3-meter) Starship rocket at 7:25 am CDT (12:25 UTC) from SpaceX's Starbase launch site in South Texas, a few miles north of the US-Mexico border. The rocket's Super Heavy booster stage fired 33 Raptor engines, generating nearly 17 million pounds of thrust and gulping 20 tons of methane and liquid oxygen propellants per second at full throttle. Read full article
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