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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Monday sees the launch window open through June 22 for RocketLab’s Electron rocket, which will send a small spacecraft on a crucial NASA mission to orbit the Moon. Called the Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations and Navigation Experiment ( CAPSTONE ), the tiny cubesat—about the size of a microwave oven—will launch no earlier than June 25, 2022 after a several delays. By entering into an all-new, never tried before elliptical orbital path around the Moon CAPSTONE will serve as a pathfinder for two of NASA’s most important human spaceflight missions—the Lunar Gateway space station and the Artemis program of crewed slights to the Moon’s surface. Where CAPSTONE will launch from RocketLab will launch CAPSTONE on its Electron rocket and Photon spacecraft from its LC-1 B launch site on the Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand. You can follow updates (and maybe more delays) on launch times on … [Read more...] about See NASA Launch Its Unique New ‘Lunar Colonization’ Mission To The Moon This Weekend

The NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG) published its report on the agency’s management of a second mobile launch tower for the space launch system (SLS) mega-moon rocket—and the forecast isn’t looking good. Right now, the OIG anticipates that the project will cost more than twice what was originally budgeted and will be completed roughly 2.5 years behind schedule. advertisement advertisement Some Quick background In order to launch SLS, the giant moon rocket NASA has been developing since 2011, the agency needs the ground infrastructure to support it. The mobile launcher consists of a ground platform that can withstand the blast from the rocket’s engines as it takes off. The launch tower and its many arms provide the rocket with all manner of necessary launch components, including power, fuel, remote monitoring, and communication with mission control. The ML-2 contract The first mobile launch tower for SLS, which is currently on … [Read more...] about NASA watchdog says the outlook isn’t good for its mega-moon rocket launcher

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The popularity of drones has exploded in recent years, so much so that there’s not simply one kind of drone for sale. Drones are specialized now, with models for kids, beginners, flying enthusiasts, racers (yes, there are racing drones), photography and video. No matter what kind of drone you want, these days the best drones are easy to fly, include more versatile cameras and have better collision avoidance features than ever before. Some even work with VR (virtual reality) to provide an immersive first-person flying experience. An RTF (Ready to Fly) drone comes with everything you need to take to the skies right out of the box, and can work well for both drone racing and FPV (First Person View) drone flights. It’s essential to choose the drone that matches your skill level and what you want to use it for—especially when high-end drones can easily run a few thousand dollars. But don’t let that scare you away—you can get a … [Read more...] about Take To The Air With The Best Drones To Shoot Video Or Just Have Fun

In the annals of the return-to-office debate, many companies are taking the middle ground. Apple wants employees back in the offices three days a week, once COVID-19 rates stabilize. Citigroup, Google, and American Express are on the same track. A “three days in, two days out” or “two days in, three days out” hybrid model is emerging as a popular workplace plan, as a compromise between managers who want closer tabs on their people, and employees who feel  happier and more productive working from home. But like most compromises, the 3-2 model leaves almost everyone feeling dissatisfied, prompting us to call it the “worst return-to-office strategy.” advertisement advertisement On the surface, the 3-2 model feels right: It provides a measure of autonomy that employees likely didn’t have pre-pandemic, and it increases the sense of status, certainty, and autonomy for leaders who feel the need to closely oversee their employees. In addition, … [Read more...] about We’re calling this ‘the worst return to office strategy.’ Why this hybrid approach won’t work

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The best point-and-shoot cameras in 2022 have their advantages—particularly for capturing great-looking images on the go. The cameras built into the latest smartphones (including the Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max , Google Pixel 6 Pro or the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra ) can produce images that rival those from point-and-shoot cameras. But standalone point-and-shoot cameras remain a strong choice for amateur, enthusiast and professional photographers alike. These cameras are typically small in size and weight compared with their larger mirrorless or digital SLR cousins. Some have ruggedized designs or extra-long zoom lenses. All offer an Auto mode, which means you simply frame shots using the viewfinder or rear display and then press the shutter button to snap a photo. Most also offer specialty photo preset modes for use in specific situations. All can shoot at least high-definition video, and many can shoot 4K or higher resolution … [Read more...] about The Best Point-And-Shoot Cameras Capture Amazing Photos With Ease

FILE PHOTO: Members of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) aboard BRP Teresa Magbanua (MRRV-9701). Image from PCG / Facebook MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard will intensify its maritime patrol during the inauguration of President-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., on June 30, with a plan to deploy three vessels and 10 floating assets in high-security areas. PCG Commandant Admiral Artemio Abu said in a statement Thursday that the Coast Guard will deploy three multi-response vessels and 10 floating assets to conduct an “intensified” maritime patrol at the Manila Bay and parts of the Pasig River that are within the vicinity of Malacañang restricted area. Meanwhile, around 500 PCG personnel will be deployed on the day of the event, 300 of whom will be dispatched to support the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police to ensure “maximum security,” Abu added. The rest will be on standby for possible “force augmentation,” according to Abu. … [Read more...] about PCG to deploy personnel, vessels to augment AFP, PNP forces on Marcos inauguration

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin “Everybody’s got to hear how special they are,” Chicago-based comedian and WGN Morning News sports anchor Pat Tomasulo set up a bit in his new YouTube special, Pat Tomasulo: What A Time To Be Alive , with. “[If] you don’t, they’ll just come right out and tell you. One of my buddies posted on Facebook... he writes, ‘Feeling a little bit down today, could you guys say something about me to get me going, to do what I need to do?’ “I was like, ‘Uh, your rent is due next week; get off your a**. Did that get you doing? I’m not on here to inspire you, I’m here to look up high school girlfriends...” Tomasulo is helping keep a trend, set by other comics a few years ago, in tact by putting his special on YouTube, rather than court and rely on TV networks or streaming services. “I think the main reason I decided to put it on YouTube is because Netflix NFLX didn’t return a single one of my emails,” Tomasulo, who … [Read more...] about Why More Comedians Are Putting Their Specials On YouTube

1.) Obama thinks ATMs cause unemployment — No, really, he does! That’s not a joke headline. He said it out loud in front of the whole world and everything. On yesterday’s Today Show, Obama told Ann Curry his brilliant theory about why the economy hasn’t been doing so well since he became president: “There are some structural issues with our economy where a lot of businesses have learned to become much more efficient with a lot fewer workers. You see it when you go to a bank and you use an ATM, you don’t go to a bank teller, or you go to the airport and you’re using a kiosk instead of checking in at the gate.” That’s right, the Smartest President Ever just said innovation is a job-killer. His next step, presumably, will be to demonize the Republicans for making such deep cuts to the Department of Buggy Whips. Hey, why is the President of the United States blaming machines for unemployment … on TELEVISION? Doesn’t he care about all those out-of-work town criers? 2.) DNC = Dishonest … [Read more...] about TheDC Morning: Obama thinks ATMs cause unemployment