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United Launch Alliance To Use An Engine from Blue Origin for the Vulcan Rocket

United Launch Alliance To Use An Engine from Blue Origin for the Vulcan Rocket

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

United Launch Alliance is partnering with another great company to make the project Vulcan possible. Launch Alliance has selected the BE-4 engine from Blue Origin, the Jeff Bezos company, to power Vulcan rocket for the launch missions. United Launch Alliance is a joint venture that has been made between Boeing and Lockheed Martin and has […]

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New study sheds light on the people buried at Stonehenge

New study sheds light on the people buried at Stonehenge

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

One of the world’s most famous prehistoric monument- Stonehenge grasp copious unrevealed stories inside it, over the centuries of study. We are always backing with new topics about our old world. Here we have come up with further questions arising about the people who concealed at Stonehenge. Studies divulge about 40% of the people under […]

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NASA Says that Terraforming Mars Isn't an Effective Solution

NASA Says that Terraforming Mars Isn’t an Effective Solution

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

Elon Musk’s plans to colonize Mars is no longer a secret. The entrepreneur has been expressing his ideas for making the surface of Mars habitable for human beings and construction purposes. Terraforming was the term Musk was using for the process. In a recent interview with Stephen Colbert, Musk had said that it could be […]

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The huge reservoir of Liquid Water detected under the surface of Mars

The huge reservoir of Liquid Water discovered under the surface of Mars

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

Mars has always been a center of attraction for several discussions, and this time also it has come up with a new thing of the article. We have earlier studied many items regarding having live on planets, having this having that, etc. about planets. Yes, it’s somewhat accurate that nowadays things have been examined a […]

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27th July, The longest eclipse will be seen near the Mars

27th July, The longest eclipse will be seen near the Mars

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

It’s just viral thoughts that create instability in our mind about the sad signs of eclipses. Ancestors use to say before to stay at home during the eclipse. The rays throw lousy luck and accidents to us. Eclipse is a creation on GOD itself. He creates day & night, sun & moon, nature & world. […]

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Gala opens countdown to its 50th anniversary of 1st MOON landing without Buzz Aldrin

Gala – 50th anniversary of 1st MOON landing without Buzz Aldrin

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

Media needs just a pinch of the topic to make it spicy and exciting. Their work says them to do that even they are also bound for it. Every person has his/her problems by which are surrounded by, but that doesn’t make them a criminal or a wrong person to be judged. There was a […]

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The Dust Storms at Mars Are Being Studied by These Spacecraft

The Dust Storms at Mars Are Being Studied by These Spacecraft

January 16, 2026Colin Walker

This last one month has ensured that Mars put on a truly spectacular show in the night sky. This show is about to come to a climax on 27th July 2018 with the Earth set to pass between Mars and the Sun, thus bringing Mars to be at the opposite during the same night, which […]

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Tracking Applications for Rural Health Transformation Funds

January 6, 2026January 6, 2026Alex

Since the Nov. 5 deadline passed for states to apply for their shares of the new $50 billion federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding, officials at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have declined to publicly release the applications. Federal officials are using those submissions, most of them more than 100 pages long, to decide how to divide the […]

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It’s the ‘Gold Standard’ in Autism Care. Why Are States Reining It In?

January 6, 2026January 6, 2026Ben Parker

ALEXANDER, N.C. — Aubreigh Osborne has a new best friend. Dressed in blue with a big ribbon in her blond curls, the 3-year-old sat in her mother’s lap carefully enunciating a classmate’s first name after hearing the words “best friend.” Just months ago, Gaile Osborne didn’t expect her adoptive daughter would make friends at school. […]

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To Knock Down Health-System Hurdles Between You and HIV Prevention, Try These 6 Things

January 6, 2026January 6, 2026Mary Adams

When Matthew Hurley was looking to take PrEP to prevent HIV, the doctor hadn’t heard of the medicine, and when he finally did prescribe PrEP, the bills sent to Hurley were expensive … and wrong. “I decided to write in because the process was really super frustrating.” At one point, Hurley asked, “Am I just […]

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