New Partnership Between U.S. and India Boosts Space Exploration Collaboration

India’s space dreams continue to soar as the nation deepens its collaboration with the United States on a range of upcoming scientific and human spaceflight missions. During a recent visit to India by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, partnerships between the US and India’s space agency, the Indian Space Research Organization, were solidified. This further solidifies …

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5 Takeaways from Patriots’ Shutout Defeat by Chargers: What Went Wrong?

4. Keep on Punting and Punting and Punting… As the game entered a back-and-forth punt-fest in the third quarter, the Patriots began to show signs of life. DeVante Parker’s 21-yard and 27-yard plays contributed to New England’s improved field position, amidst three combined punts and no points scored. The punt-fest continued in the fourth quarter, …

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Pulverized Kaneohe Bay Coral Linked to Downed Navy Plane’s Landing Gear

On December 4th, a Navy P-8A Poseidon had a mishap at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, causing damage to the surrounding coral reef. Kim Fuller, an aquatic biologist with the state Department of Land and Natural Resources’ division of aquatic resources, reported that the front landing gear of the plane “sort of pulverized the coral” when …

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US Considers Response to Houthi Missile Attacks in Red Sea: What ‘Appropriate Action’ Could Look Like

The ultimate party responsible for the recent missile attacks in the Red Sea is Iran, said the national security adviser. December 4, 2023, 4:13 PM ET • 6 min read Speaking on Monday, White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan revealed that the U.S. is coordinating with allies to determine “appropriate action” following the recent …

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