Trump Administration Seeks to Roll Back Greenhouse Gas Regulations
The Trump administration initiated a significant move to curtail the government’s power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. This action, spearheaded […]
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Firefly Aerospace Soars: $600M IPO Aims for Lunar Leadership
Firefly Aerospace, fresh off its historic moon landing, is set to ignite its growth even further with a planned Initial
Pentagon’s Golden Dome: A Rocket-Powered Missile Defense Shield
The Pentagon’s ambitious Golden Dome missile defense system is shaping up to be a game-changer, and it’s going to need
Hurricane Katrina: A 20-Year Retrospective and Urgent Call to Remember
Twenty years ago, Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, leaving an enduring scar on the American landscape and psyche. While
The Shocking Truth About Our Planet’s Freshwater Supply
Earth may look like a blue marble from space, but the reality of our planet’s freshwater resources is far more
Breaking the Cycle: Why Some People Never Learn From Their Mistakes
We all make bad decisions sometimes. Most of us learn from the consequences and adjust our behavior accordingly. But some
Pentagon’s $175 Billion Golden Dome: A Race Against Time
The Pentagon’s ambitious Golden Dome missile defense shield, a project with a staggering $175 billion price tag over three years,
NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Director Departs Amidst Budget Cuts
Another high-profile departure rocks NASA as Makenzie Lystrup, director of the Goddard Space Flight Center, steps down amidst a looming
Millennial Drought: Southwestern US Faces Century-Long Water Crisis
The American Southwest is bracing for a prolonged and potentially devastating drought, lasting potentially well beyond the 21st century. A
Uncovering Neanderthal Culinary Cultures: A Tale of Two Caves
Sixty thousand years ago, in what is now northern Israel, two Neanderthal groups lived in close proximity. A recent study,