SpaceX calls off launch to space station at last minute
By MARCIA DUNN SpaceX called off its planned flight to the International Space Station on Tuesday because of rocket trouble. The unmanned Falcon rocket was supposed to blast off before…
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4 large objects detected in AirAsia wreckage hunt
By TATAN SYUFLANA Indonesia (AP) — Indonesian officials said Saturday that they were confident wreckage of AirAsia Flight 8501 had been located after sonar equipment detected four massive objects on…
Study proves high heels do have power over men
By THOMAS ADAMSON The well-heeled Marilyn Monroe reportedly once said if you give a girl the right shoes, she can conquer the world. The allure of high-heeled shoes is no…
Dawn of Orion: NASA launch opens new era in space
By MARCIA DUNN NASA’s new Orion spacecraft streaked into orbit Friday on a high-stakes test flight meant to usher in a new era of human exploration leading ultimately to Mars.…
NASA scrubs Orion launch; will try again Friday
By MARCIA DUNN Wind gusts and sticky fuel valves conspired to keep NASA’s new Orion spacecraft on the launch pad Thursday, delaying a crucial test flight meant to revitalize human…
Interview with Chief Academic Officer Dr. Tamara Burns
Interview with Chief Academic Officer Dr. Tamara Burns at the Community Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts Stem day held at Benjamin Banneker Charter Academy.
Interview with Superintendent Dr.Marion Brown Ed D
Interview with Superintendent Dr. Marion Brown Ed D at the Community Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts Stem day held at Benjamin Banneker Charter Academy of Technology.
AT 101, WEATHER OBSERVER GETS A PLACE IN THE SUN
In this 1930s photo provided by the Hendrickson family, Richard Hendrickson leans into the wind as a storm hits a Long Island, N.Y. beach. Hendrickson, who started recording temperatures when…