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Boeing Gets Green Light for Starliner's ISS Flight
The Starliner will arrive to the ISS on December 21. While there will be no live astronauts on board the Starliner for its test launch to the ISS , there will be a "test dummy", called "Rosie the Rocketeer". After an intensive review Thursday, NASA and Boeing managers agreed to a December 20 liftoff. During the press teleconference after the review, NASA manager for International Space ... [Full Article...]
Weed and coffee are finally going to space

Antarctic video reveals deepest canyon on Earth
Along with the Denman Glacier - the deepest trench on land - the findings also offered a number of previously unknown topological insights into what lies beneath Antarctica's ice. This helped the researchers to identify how ice moves around the varied contours of the bed, helping them conclude the true depth of the Denman trough. [Full Article...]
Self-cleaning surfaces to help combat spread of superbugs
The transparent plastic wrap is ideal for packaging food or insulating surfaces that are vulnerable to contamination, such as those found in hospitals or kitchens. "This material gives us something that can be applied to all kinds of things". On a smaller scale, the same effect also applies to bacteria - meaning that commonly-handled surfaces can be shielded against accumulating enough bacteri... [Full Article...]
Aussie PM breaks silence on Sydney smog, notes climate change factor
As U.N. chief Antonio Guterres warned that the world would be "doomed" unless big emitters step up commitments, Australia's energy minister Angus Taylor said targets alone can not address climate change , no matter how ambitious. "It's great to hear that the prime minister can finally utter those words". "The national government has to provide leadership", Turnbull said. [Full Article...]
Baby born at 12:12 am on 12/12 during last full moon of the decade
Elizabeth's Hospital announced that Denarrika Fisher and Charles Bell welcomed their baby boy Denarius into the world at 12:12 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. NASA captured this stunning image of a full moon over Earth from the International Space Station. "We get a full moon once a month, we get a winter solstice once a year, and these things only line up every so often", Semeniuk told CTV News Channe... [Full Article...]
Protesters Rally in Sydney Urging Climate Action from Australia's Government Amid Bushfires
