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WASHINGTON — NASA is pushing ahead with a mid-August launch of its next Crew Dragon mission while postponing the first flight of Starliner. During a July 26 briefing, NASA officials said they were targeting the launch of the Crew 9 mission to the International Space Station no sooner than Aug. 18. That date had been thrown into doubt after an upper stage anomaly on a Falcon 9 Starlink launch that kept the rocket grounded for 15 days. At the briefing held before the event The rocket safely resumed flight early on the morning of July 27th.NASA praised SpaceX for being…

Seoul, South Korea — Kim Jong-un They are more obese than ever, and deputies are seeking foreign drugs to treat their high blood pressure and diabetes. South Korea officials said Tuesday.”He may have been suffering from a medical condition that is difficult to treat with currently available medication,” South Korean lawmakers Lee Seong-young and Park Sun-won said at a joint press conference, citing Seoul’s spy agency, the National Intelligence Service (NIS).of The 40-year-old dictator He weighed about 308 pounds, which the department believes is the heaviest he’s ever been, according to the department, which added that his weight put him…

of iPhone 16 It will be released without some of the headlines. Apple Intelligence Features – This is arguably the biggest reason why most people upgrade to a newer model. While Apple is understandably taking a cautious approach here, the company runs the risk of disappointing or confusing customers… Apple Intelligence rolls out very slowly Yesterday’s big news was, of course, iOS 18.1 Developer Betagiving you access to the first set of Apple Intelligence features. Writing implements Several improvements to Siri, including maintaining context between queries Email features like summaries and smart replies Natural language search on photos and more…

Hakan Nurul/Anadolu/Getty Images/File A hard-bodied tick that transmits Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever. CNN — Man dies EboraI have had a disease called Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF). Spain. The 74-year-old man died on Saturday from organ failure in an isolation ward at La Paz Carlos III Hospital in the Spanish capital, Madrid, a hospital spokesman told CNN on Monday. CCHF causes a severe virus Hemorrhagic fever It is an outbreak similar to Ebola. Early symptoms usually include sudden fever, chills, vomiting and diarrhea, followed by mood swings and confusion. It can also be accompanied by bleeding such as nosebleeds, burst capillaries in…

Illustration of a binary black hole embedded in a spike of dark matter at the center of a galaxy. Credit: Original image: NASA science.nasa.gov/resource/spiral-galaxy-blue/. Modified by Alvarez, Cline, and Dewar. In a new study, Canadian scientists have proposed a solution to the last parsec problem of supermassive black hole (SMBH) mergers using self-interacting dark matter. As the two galaxies merge, gas and dust collide and stars form, but the stars themselves are too far away to collide. The SMBHs at the centers of the two galaxies also begin to merge. but, Black Hole It will stall after one parsec (30.9…

Image source, Getty ImagesArticle informationauthor, Emma Sandersrole, Culture reporter4 hours agoUS model Bella Hadid has spoken out about her appearance in an Adidas advertising campaign which the company criticised for its “unintended” link to the 1972 Munich Olympics.”I am shocked, upset and disappointed by the lack of sensitivity that has gone into this campaign,” said Hadid, who is half Palestinian.The advertising campaign for the retro trainers, “SL72,” references the 1972 Munich Olympics, where 11 Israeli athletes and one German police officer were killed in an attack by the Palestinian group “Black September.”Hadid, 27, is a vocal supporter of the Palestinian…

Facts can often get in the way of a compelling argument, and this dynamic plays out frequently in courtrooms.Trials are often about conveying a message rather than the truth, and if an opponent is not prepared to counter efforts by one side to paint a picture that doesn’t match reality, false impressions can take hold.For example, the Sunday Ticket litigation saw several skirmishes over the issue of whether the NFL allowed DirecTV to offer a streaming version of Sunday Ticket to military members, spouses, and veterans. Both sides recognized the power of pleasing juries who may have strong feelings about…

Recent studies suggest that reducing processed meat consumption by about one-third could prevent more than 350,000 cases of diabetes in the United States over a 10-year period. Researchers from the University of Edinburgh and the University of North Carolina developed a simulation tool to analyze the health impacts of reducing processed and unprocessed red meat consumption. The study found that there could be significant health benefits, including reduced cases of cardiovascular disease and colorectal cancer, especially among white men and middle-income individuals. While more research is called for due to limited data on unprocessed red meat, the study highlights a…

Fintech giant PayPal’s second-quarter results: Revenue and EPS beat expectations, payments volume and transactions surge, and guidance improvedPayPal Holdings (Nasdaq:Pipple) reported second-quarter sales of $7.89 billion, up 8% from the same period last year and beating analysts’ consensus estimates. $7.81 billion.The company reported quarterly adjusted EPS of $1.19. The analyst consensus estimate is $0.98.After printing, the stock price rose.Total payments for the quarter increased 11% year-over-year to $416.8 billion.Payment transactions increased 8% to $6.6 billion, with payment transactions per active account up 11% over the past 12 months.Total active accounts decreased 0.4% to 429 million. Quarter-over-quarter, active accounts increased 0.4%…

NASA recently announced a major milestone in its ongoing search for exoplanets, confirming more than 5,500 exoplanets. This milestone not only highlights the rapid advances being made in astronomy technology, but also deepens our understanding of the vastness of the universe and the possibility of life on other planets. The discovery of these exoplanets scattered across the galaxy provides a fascinating glimpse into the diversity and complexity of planetary systems beyond our own. A brief history of exoplanet discovery The journey of exoplanet discovery began in earnest in 1992, a groundbreaking year when astronomers identified a planet orbiting the pulsar…