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Microsoft President Wants More Climate Change Training for Employees
Microsoft offers software that allows businesses to monitor their environmental effect.
Launching the Hotbird 13G telecom satellite by SpaceX, it lands its rocket at sea.
It was this Falcon 9 rocket's seventh launch and landing.
Another Chinese rocket that cannot be controlled is about to crash back to Earth.
It's anticipated to land somewhere on Earth's surface by late Friday or early Saturday.
An Indian startup's "sea combine harvester" could transform ocean farming.
Back and forth between seaweed rows, the machine harvests fully developed plants and replaces them with newly seeded rows.
Black holes have quantum features that make them simultaneously dead and alive.
Apparently, black holes act like quantum particles, according to a recent study.
According to NASA, Elon Musk's SpaceX anticipates launching its first Starship into orbit this year.
NASA chose SpaceX's Starship in 2021 to make the first human landing on the moon since 1972 sometime around 2025.
Meet the BOAT, the all-time brightest gamma-ray explosion.
The gamma-ray burst GRB 221009A is believed by astronomers to be the creation of a new black hole within the core of a falling star.
Super terrifying "Pillars of Creation" View Captured by NASA's Webb Telescope
The cosmos is seen in new photographs from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which are so clear and crisp it's unnerving.
ISRO official: Gaganyaan mission's first test flight will occur in February of next year.
Prior to an unmanned space launch in December of the following year, ISRO plans to conduct at least 17 different tests.
Largest meteor hits on the Red Planet are discovered by two Martian spacecraft.
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured breathtaking images of the ensuing craters, while the Insight lander monitored the seismic waves.
Witness the final solar eclipse of 2022 and watch the moon's shadow creep eerily across Earth.
In fresh imagery, the shadow of Earth's close friend is clearly seen.
It's possible that most stars have far more time than previously thought to produce planets.
A new study contends that planet-forming gas and dust discs live millions of years longer around orange and red dwarf stars than previously thought.