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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Launch Delayed Again Due to Technical Issues

Blue Origin’s highly anticipated launch of its New Glenn rocket has hit a snag, as the company announced the delay of its inaugural flight. Originally set for January 10, 2025, the launch was scrubbed just moments before liftoff due to a vehicle subsystem issue, which raised concerns over the rocket’s readiness. This setback comes after

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Tsunami Advisory Lifted After 6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Southwestern Japan

Late last night, a **6.9 magnitude earthquake** jolted the southwestern coast of Japan, causing alarm and triggering a **tsunami advisory** for local areas. The quake struck at approximately **9:19 PM** local time (which is **7:19 AM** ET for those in the United States), prompting immediate concerns about rising waves and public safety. What Happened? According

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Prepare for the Wonder of January’s Wolf Moon Lighting Up the Night Sky

On the upcoming night of January 13, 2025, a magnificent sight will grace the sky as the full Wolf Moon rises, bringing with it a special celestial surprise—an encounter with the planet Mars! This stunning full moon will be visible across the United States, providing a unique opportunity for stargazers and nature lovers alike to

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Mark Your Calendars: Full Moon January 2025 Brightens the Night Sky!

Get ready, everyone! The first full moon of 2025, affectionately named the Wolf Moon, is just around the corner, set to illuminate the night sky on January 13 at 5:27 PM ET. This bright shining moon is not just a dazzling sight; it carries with it fascinating stories and astrological significance. So if you’ve ever

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Prepare for the Quadrantid Meteor Shower: A Brilliant Show to Catch on January 3, 2025

Every year, sky-watchers get excited about the stunning meteor showers that grace our night skies. One of the most anticipated events is just around the corner! The Quadrantid meteor shower, known as one of the strongest of the year, peaks this coming January 3, 2025. This celestial show is definitely something to admire, but it

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Council Of Governments For Solid Waste Services Likely To Form Soon

Last week, Amesville Village Council read and unanimously passed a resolution on second reading to formally join the Southeast Ohio Area Resources Council of Governments. ATHENS COUNTY, Ohio — The Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District has found its second core member to officially form a council of governments for solid waste services. Last week, on March

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PSP Launches Groundbreaking Fire Preparedness Initiative In Permian Basin

MIDLAND The Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP) revealed Tuesday its commitment to enhancing fire training in the region by investing $300,000 for advanced training courses and facility upgrades in partnership with The Seminole Volunteer Fire Department and The Andrews Volunteer Fire Department. $200,000 is allocated for courses offered by Texas A&M Engineering Extension Services (TEEX) and other

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If All Goes Well, St. Helens Could See Up To 1,000 New Jobs With Solar Company Expansion

The city of St. Helens may know, in a matter of a few weeks, if a California firm will locate in St. Helens, bringing a potential 800 to 1,000 much needed jobs to Columbia County. The city is in discussions with American Hyperion Solar, a firm that could make a $1 billion investment locally. City

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