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Articles tagged: elections

  • April 2025 A bun in the (space) oven - Reasons not to get pregnant while going around Earth at 7.8 kilometres per second

    ... doing the sort of enormous spending necessary to get answers. Adult humans can consent to be in experiments. Babies can’t. Electively putting a child in a space environment should only happen after we have a lot of positive data from other organisms...

    Authors: Kelly Weinersmith     Zack Weinersmith    
  • 17 February 2016 Gogo Inc. Fights to Keep American Airlines Contract

    ... to submit a proposal, or if American reasonably determines that our proposal is less favorable than the competitor’s, American may elect to terminate the contract with respect to the aircraft that are the subject of the notice. “Earlier this...

  • American Physical Society, climate change, Donald Trump, US Space industry 09 November 2016 How a Trump presidency might affect US space policy

    The world has woken up today with news that Donald Trump will be the next American president. Although it will be too early to tell exactly what this means for the US space industry, science has played only a small part in this year's dramatic, hard...

    • American Physical Society
    • climate change
    • Donald Trump
    • US Space industry
  • Cassini Mission, Chang’e 5, Google Lunar XPRIZE, gravitational waves, Proxima b 03 January 2017 What did 2016 do for us?

    ... many reasons; it saw a paradigm shift in politics across the world from the UK choosing to leave the EU, to the US electing Donald Trump as their next president. It was also the year that saw the passing of many prominent...

    • Cassini Mission
    • Chang’e 5
    • Google Lunar XPRIZE
    • gravitational waves
    • Proxima b
  • Asgardia, Cygnus, Nanoracks, NASA, Orbital ATK 14 November 2017 Space nation launches first satellite into orbit

    ... airspace just 90 seconds before the scheduled lift off. In October, Asgardia's began its first parliamentary elections which, according to Dr Ram Jakhu, Associate Professor, McGill University, Montreal, offer citizens a chance to play their...

    • Asgardia
    • Cygnus
    • Nanoracks
    • NASA
    • Orbital ATK
  • President Trump, Space Force, The Pentagon, U.S. Air force 20 June 2018 Trump officially calls for the creation of US “space force”

    ... Nelson, via Twitter. Nelson, who once flew aboard a space shuttle is a Florida Democrat currently running for re-election. “Thankfully the president can’t do it without Congress because now is NOT the time to rip the Air Force...

    • President Trump
    • Space Force
    • The Pentagon
    • U.S. Air force
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