This year marks our first-ever TC Sessions: Space event, and what better way to kick things off than with the head of NASA: Administrator Jim Bridenstine will join us onstage on June 25 in LA. NASA has been more open than ever before to working with star
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On Monday morning, SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket as part of its fifth Starlink satellite mission — but the landing was a bit rough.
With video streaming live, the Falcon 9 first stage appeared to miss the drone ship stationed in the
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grandforksherald - Minnesota Public Utilities Commission Commissioner Matt Schuerger deserves thanks for not just “believing” the IPCC’s reports on climate change. Thanks to science and objective reasoning, Schuerger digested the fact th
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The International Astronomical Union has issued the preliminary results from a study on the potential effects of multi-thousand satellite constellations like that being built by StarLink. Finding that Earth-based astronomical observations may be “se
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Soylent, the once high-flying Los Angeles-based meal replacement startup that has raised $72.4 million in financing from investors including Google Ventures, Lerer Hippeau and Andreessen Horowitz, has shaken up its executive team.
This week, the company
Colorado State University is launching a cannabis degree program aimed at meeting the demand for experts as legalized cannabis becomes more commonplace across the United States, according to the Associated Press.The new Cannabis, Biology and Chemistry pro
Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos — the world's richest man — is pledging $10 billion of his massive fortune in order to quash climate change and its effect on the globe.
Bezos' $10 billion pledge is approximately 8% of his massive fortune
On Monday morning, SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket as part of its fifth Starlink satellite mission — but the landing was a bit rough.
With video streaming live, the Falcon 9 first stage appeared to miss the drone ship stationed in the
Connecticut high school athlete Chelsea Mitchell finally got her big win.Mitchell is one of three girls who filed a lawsuit in federal court last week challenging the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference's policy of letting boys compete in girl
No 4-year degree? No problem in North Dakota where 'good' blue collar jobs are plentifulBen Spaeth demonstrates the use of a robotic welder Wednesday, Feb. 5, on the Fargo campus of the North Dakota State College of Science. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo
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The longer a woman with gestational, or pregnancy-related, diabetes breastfeeds her infant, the lower her risk for developing type 2 diabetes later in life, suggests an analysis by researchers at the Natio
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) did not let Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) get away with touting the radical Green New Deal on Thursday, by simply asking the self-described democratic socialist why he did not vote for the measur
The movie, which initially received so much backlash from fans over the appearance of the iconic speedster that the character was completely redesigned, is now facing an imminent release on Feb. 14. And Majdoub is preparing fo
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NIH-supported research of Hydractinia could provide clues to human reproductive conditions.
A little-known ocean-dwelling creature most commonly found growing on dead hermit crab shells may sound like an unlikel
On Monday morning, SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket as part of its fifth Starlink satellite mission — but the landing was a bit rough.
With video streaming live, the Falcon 9 first stage appeared to miss the drone ship stationed in the
The dilemma is this: salt is good for bread, from its impact on taste, to its role as a natural preservative, to the way it stops dough from getting sticky. But too much salt is bad for humans, and that's where Dr. Filiz Koksel comes in.
The Langdon Area Elementary School parents and students have a new after-school program that challenges students through the application of science, technology, engineering, art, and math-themed projects. The STEAM CAMP after-school care program began on
Even at over 8-feet long, the female boa constrictor had big shoes to fill after the retirement of Bo, the center’s long-standing snake who had grown too old and arthritic and was sent to live out the remainder of his days in the care of a staff mem
The Sahara Forest Project is a farm flourishing in the desert. It uses abundant resources, like arid land, sea water, and sunlight to restore vegetation by producing fresh water and clean energy. Read more...More about Technology, Desert, Climate Ch
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Antuan Brown has joined the Crookston Area Chamber and Visitor's Bureau as its
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Around the world today, only 30 percent of researchers — and just 35 percent of students in STEM related fields — are women, according to the United Nations.
And yet, despite the barriers that women in
In doing so, the Bemidji eighth-grader made local history by becoming the first student in the Science Fair’s existence of more than three decades to win the Bob Schultz Award in back-to-back years, impressing both the judges as well as those who wo
The internet loves a viral challenge, doesn't it?
The #BroomStickChallenge appears to be the first major one to strike in 2020. A video on Twitter went viral on Monday showing a person making a broom stand up on its own, claiming NASA said it was the only
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Miguel Sano paused his train of thought for a second to summon over his new teammate from the other side of the clubhouse. Josh Donaldson, Sano’s replacement at third base, came bounding over, and the Twins’ new first
By now, many are aware that our federal government ended last year with a deficit that surpassed $1 trillion and a national debt of more than $23 trillion.During his campaign for the presidency, President Donald Trump’s inconsistent boasts about our
Two former owners of a Maplewood funeral home are accused of misappropriating money paid to them by customers attempting to prepay funeral expenses and using the funds to pay for business expenses.David John Thorsell, 70, and Edward Peter Vasey, 69, were
Paul Schnell went from years on the front end of the criminal justice system as a Carver County deputy and St. Paul beat cop to the back end when the father of four was appointed last year to head the state’s prison system. There was no honeymoon, i
When Anthem launched last year, it was with a whimper, not a bang. The title was generally panned on release, thanks to a hodgepodge of bad decisions: Poor loot, limited endgame play, and a clashing structure that felt like two different genres shoehorne
dl-online - Every year in February, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awards Oscars to the best actors, actresses, movies, music, sound effects (24 categories in all) of the movies of the past year. This will be the 92nd year.
DUBLIN — Ireland braced for weeks of political uncertainty Monday after an earth-shaking election that saw the Irish Republican Army-linked party Sinn Fein — long shunned by its bigger rivals — take the largest share of votes.
In a surge
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — In a milestone win that instantly expanded the Oscars’ horizons, Bong Joon Ho’s masterfully devious class satire “Parasite” became the first non-English language film to win best picture in th
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Amy Klobuchar’s campaign staff initially set up 250 chairs ahead of a Sunday rally at Southern New Hampshire University. But in the moments before the Minnesota senator arrived on campus, the aides scrambled to remove most o
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This year marks our first-ever TC Sessions: Space event, and what better way to kick things off than with the head of NASA: Administrator Jim Bridenstine will join us onstage on June 25 in LA. NASA has been more open than ever before to working with star
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Hello again — or perhaps for the first time. This is Kirsten Korosec, senior t
Max Q is a new weekly newsletter all about space. Sign up here to receive it weekly on Sundays in your inbox.
This week turned out to be a surprisingly busy one in space news – kicked off by the Trump administration’s FY 2021 budget proposal,
On Monday morning, SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket as part of its fifth Starlink satellite mission — but the landing was a bit rough.
With video streaming live, the Falcon 9 first stage appeared to miss the drone ship stationed in the
The informal TechCrunch book club (which is now a whole week off schedule thanks to the news cycle — let’s see if we can catch up here shortly!) is now venturing into the very, very short story What’s Expected of Us, the third piece in T
The International Astronomical Union has issued the preliminary results from a study on the potential effects of multi-thousand satellite constellations like that being built by StarLink. Finding that Earth-based astronomical observations may be “se
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Soylent, the once high-flying Los Angeles-based meal replacement startup that has raised $72.4 million in financing from investors including Google Ventures, Lerer Hippeau and Andreessen Horowitz, has shaken up its executive team.
This week, the company
It’s been a dizzying few weeks following all the China news emanating from Washington DC these days. While a “phase one” trade deal with China has been signed and appears to be moving forward as of a month ago (we covered the origins of
Some people can hit their alarm, hop out of bed, and run out the door for a brisk jog without a sign of sleepiness in tow. Others seem to need a good half-hour in their robe and slippers (and maybe a cup of coffee) to get their brains going, or at least
This year marks our first-ever TC Sessions: Space event, and what better way to kick things off than with the head of NASA: Administrator Jim Bridenstine will join us onstage on June 25 in LA. NASA has been more open than ever before to working with star
Like many people, I went through a phase in my life of waking up in the middle of the night and being unable to fall back to sleep. I'd stare at the clock, watching the minutes tick by relentlessly, feeling more and more stressed about how tired and unpr
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This week turned out to be a surprisingly busy one in space news – kicked off by the Trump administration’s FY 2021 budget proposal,
On Monday morning, SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket as part of its fifth Starlink satellite mission — but the landing was a bit rough.
With video streaming live, the Falcon 9 first stage appeared to miss the drone ship stationed in the
In this digital era, distractions can seem impossible to avoid. Just figuring out how to stay focused on your goals and ambitions can feel as difficult as actually achieving them.
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Budget-lodging startup Oyo on Monday reported a loss of $335 million on $951 million revenue globally for the financial year ending March 31, 2019, and pledged to cut down on its spending as the India-headquartered firm grows cautious about its aggressive
The informal TechCrunch book club (which is now a whole week off schedule thanks to the news cycle — let’s see if we can catch up here shortly!) is now venturing into the very, very short story What’s Expected of Us, the third piece in T
One of the most perpetuated stereotypes in health and wellness is the notion that meat makes you strong. Animal protein is associated with masculinity, athleticism, and power - all connections that are challenged by the film The Game Changers, currently
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