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China reveals advanced space suit for upcoming moon landing
China is gearing up for its first manned moon landing, and the country’s space agency has just revealed its new spacesuit designed for the mission. After four years of research and development, the lightweight suit is specially built to protect astronauts during their mission. The lunar environment is harsh, temperatures can swing over 300 degrees… -
Embattled Vineyard Wind project may face SCOTUS scrutiny over whale impact
An offshore wind farm that scattered debris into the Atlantic Ocean this summer is now at the center of a high-stakes legal battle that could be heading to the U.S. Supreme Court. A group of Nantucket residents with the organization ACK for Whales is challenging the federal government’s approval of the Vineyard Wind project, arguing… -
Discovery of 50 skeletons in Denmark sheds light on ancient Viking life
Archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered over 50 well preserved Viking skeletons, offering a glimpse into the everyday lives of the ancient people. The skeletons were discovered during renovations to the electrical grid in Asum. Archaeologists had no idea what they’d find beneath the surface, and said the discovery was a complete surprise. It was “truly… -
Las Vegas radio stations ban Green Day after Billie Armstrong slams the city
Green Day has found itself banned from the airwaves on two Las Vegas radio stations following comments made by the band’s lead singer, Billie Joe Armstrong. The punk rock trio is facing backlash after Armstrong trashed Las Vegas during a concert at San Francisco’s Oracle Park. Armstrong, who is an Oakland native, took aim at… -
Spain builds solar farm over a cemetery, but did not tell relatives of the deceased
Spain is constructing the country’s largest urban solar farm by installing about 7,000 solar panels over cemeteries in the city of Valencia as part of a $3.5 million renewable energy initiative. The project, known as Requiem for Power (RIP), is designed to help the city achieve its goal of reaching climate neutrality by 2030, but… -
Ford offers customers complimentary home EV chargers and installation
Ford has launched a new incentive program aimed at encouraging more consumers to adopt electric vehicles (EVs). Starting on Oct. 1 through the end of 2024, the company will provide free home charging stations and cover installation costs for customers who purchase or lease one of its electric models as part of an initiative known… -
Vacations and travel may lead to real health benefits: Study
New research reveals that your next vacation might do more than just help you unwind. It may actually help to slow down the aging process. That’s the key takeaway from the study, which comes out of Australia’s Edith Cowan University, published in the Journal of Travel Research. The findings suggest new experiences and social connections… -
Uber Safari launching this week as company promotes conservation
Uber announced on Monday, Sept. 30, that it is getting into the safari business. The rideshare company said that it’s allowing customers in Cape Town, South Africa, to hail its services starting on Wednesday, Oct. 2, for a wildlife adventure. Here how it works, Uber customers will be able to open the rideshare app and… -
Montana man to be sentenced for creating then cloning giant hybrid sheep
A Montana man is set to be sentenced Monday, Sept. 30, for illegally creating hybrid sheep for captive trophy hunting. Arthur “Jack” Schubarth, 81, pleaded guilty in March to felony charges of wildlife trafficking and conspiracy to traffic wildlife. Authorities said he used tissue and testicles from large, endangered sheep, the Marco Polo sheep, hunted… -
As more employers push for in office return, super commuters see rise
In a post-COVID-19 pandemic world, more and more companies are pushing employees to return to in office work. As a result, so called super commuting is on the rise. A recent study that garnered some new attention on Friday, Sept. 27, found that workers who travel 75 miles or more to get to their jobs… -
Chinese researchers use solar power to extract lithium from seawater
The rising demand for lithium, a crucial component in technologies such as renewable energy infrastructure and electric vehicle batteries, is driving new technological advancements aimed at procuring more of the metal. Researchers in China are developing a method for extracting lithium directly from seawater to try and help meet the world’s growing need for this… -
Casino mogul offers to help pay for UNLV to retain departing QB Matthew Sluka
Las Vegas is known for its wealth and high-rolling lifestyle, but none of that fortune will be aiding the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) football team’s recent dilemma with former starting quarterback, Matthew Sluka. The senior who led the Rebels to a 3-0 start this season has departed from the team following a dispute… -
Coast Guard hearing highlights Titan safety failures, corporate greed
A two-week Coast Guard hearing into the Titan submersible implosion is nearing conclusion in South Carolina. The hearing has highlighted concerns over safety negligence and corporate greed with OceanGate. Witnesses at the hearing provided critical testimony, with several pointing to OceanGate’s decision to prioritize profits over safety. A former operations technician expressed alarm over the…
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