SpaceX’s next mission to the moon, and the next launch of its triple-booster Falcon Heavy rocket, has slipped to no earlier than July 2026.
Astrobotic’s Griffin-1 lunar lander, carrying NASA and commercial payloads that include rovers from
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Daniella Karagach on Dylan Efron, Freestyle Idea, Dream Celeb
Daniella Karagach and Dylan Efron have had an ascending track record throughout season 34 of Dancing With the Stars. It’s something viewers may not have expected, as The Traitors winner and brother to Zac Efron joined the competition with…
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Zhang Lu Discusses His New Film ‘Mothertongue’
Fresh from taking home the Busan International Film Festival’s inaugural best film award for Gloaming in Luomo in October, Korean-Chinese director Zhang Lu brings its sister piece, Mothertongue, across the water to premiere in the Tokyo
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For the first time, James Webb telescope detects 5 ‘building blocks of life’ in ice outside the Milky Way
For the first time, scientists have spotted multiple complex building blocks of life in the ice around a star outside the Milky Way.
Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), researchers detected five large, carbon-based compounds around a…
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Producer Tetsu Fujimura Talks One Piece, Japan’s Booming IP Economy
Tetsu Fujimura has served as a vital bridge between the U.S. entertainment industry and Japan’s vast, IP-rich content landscape for nearly four decades. In his first act, he co-founded Gaga Communications in 1986 and built it over the next…
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Alcaraz after Norrie defeat: 'I don't know what happened here’ – ATP Tour
- Alcaraz after Norrie defeat: ‘I don’t know what happened here’ ATP Tour
- Paris Masters 2025: Cameron Norrie upsets Carlos Alcaraz to reach last 16 BBC
- Alcaraz’s ghost makes a swift exit from the Rolex Paris Masters! tennismajors.com
- Cam Norrie…
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Cosmonauts Complete International Space Station Spacewalk
Cosmonauts Complete International Space Station Spacewalk | Aviation Week Network