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Chris Stott, founder of Lonestar Data Holdings in St. Petersburg, brought the news to other teams over a video call. The unmanned lunar landing gear, named Athena, carrying the company’s 8-terabyte data center, settled on the moon.On Thursday afternoon, the celebration in the dark mailroom, closet-sized closet-sized, with Ronester set mission control, was slippery between developers and engineers. They could not know if the ship was upright as intended. But their data centers – weighing about two pounds, a black raised box similar to a hardcover book – were still sending signals.Lonestar’s Freedom Data Center payload can be found in…
While some Australians were happy with their response to the pandemic, the Human Rights Commission has discovered several human rights violations.Australia was one of the few countries in the world that prevented people from actually leaving the country during the Covid-19 pandemic, says the Australian Human Rights Commission.This was one of the many findings in the committee’s March 11 report, “Collected Loss.” Human rights have been found to be generally violated during the response to the pandemic.The report also reflects financial difficulties, women trapped in slow households, and families who are unable to visit their dying relatives.Also, 3,000 Australians were…
Marathon, FL (WFLA) – A 200-pound sea turtle named JP Saul was released Thursday after recovering from a flipper cutting. JP Saul was discovered by two fishermen who were caught in a stone trap at the Seven Mile Bridge in the marathon. Credit: Turtle Hospital via StoryfulCredit: Turtle Hospital via Storyful The fisherman called Turtle Hospital for assistance. According to Turtle Hospital, JP had serious entanglement injuries to the flipper on the front right. A team of Florida Attorney General adjusts prices amid Trump’s safety during hurricane season after explaining that the FBI had attempted an obvious assassination. A million…
11 attacks on Monday led to the arrests of 14 people, including two women.NSW (NSW) police arrested 14 individuals and charged 65 crimes after investigating a series of anti-Semitism cases in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.The arrests are part of an ongoing operation under Strike Force Pal, which began in December 2024, and aim to disrupt criminal groups involved in hate-driven crimes targeting the Jewish community.On March 10, Strike Force detectives implemented 11 simultaneous search warrants and three firearms ban orders at five Sydney facilities.The attacks have arrested 14 individuals, bringing the total number of arrests related to anti-Semitic attacks to 29,…
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A new non-stop flight from Tampa to Key West will begin in June, Breeze Airways has announced. Starting June 12, 2025, flights will operate four times a week on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday. One way to fly starts at $39. A team of Florida Attorney General adjusts prices amid Trump’s safety during hurricane season after explaining that the FBI had attempted an obvious assassination. A million dollar winner in Florida According to Breeze Airways, the low-cost model was recently named the 2025 startup airline by the Center for Aviation. Breeze also announced that flights between…
When Florida is facing rapid development, who should sit on the state’s top wildlife committee, tasked with overseeing fish and wildlife regulations?Key state Democrat representatives want to see the changes in the Wildlife Committee appointed by Ron DeSantis. And she wants voters to decide them.Rep. Anna Eskamani of D-Orlando has introduced a joint resolution reforming the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Committee and introducing scientists, local officials and environmental experts to the board and Barr, who made large-scale political donations.Escamani said the change “better reflects environmental priorities and scientific best practices” as Florida ecosystems face a variety of threats, from…
This follows Donald Trump’s response to a true social attack on a personal attack from former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.Opposition leader Peter Dutton urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to “pick up the phone” and spoke about trade tariffs with President Donald Trump amid a dispute with former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.Turnbull and Trump recently traded the blow after the former Australian prime minister launched a stinging responsibilities of the president’s policy in multiple interviews.The US has been trying to impose global steel and trade tariffs since March 12th, but Australia is seeking exemptions.Dutton declined to criticize Turnbull when asked…
The Australian government is open to sending personnel to support future peacekeeping operations.The day after the Russian embassy in Canberra issued a warning to Australia to stay away from the Ukraine conflict, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded that they would not be threatened.”The message to Russia is to end the illegal invasion of Ukraine. We do not threaten working towards just peace for the Ukrainian people,” the department told the Epoch Times.A spokesperson said Australia has a proud tradition of supporting peace and has an 80-year international peacekeeping mission.”Australia said that if they receive requests to support a peacekeeping…
The United States is in its fourth year of an almost continuous outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza.Despite changing leadership in the country’s finest agricultural and public health authorities, the government continues its strategy of culling millions of birds to limit spreading disease.A senior official who spoke with the Epoch Times said that culling is continuing as there are no options available.The USDA calls its strategy “stamp out.”Avian influenza, or avian influenza, was first identified in China in the 1990s and has since spread throughout the world through migratory wild birds.The disease first struck the United States at the end…
The judge stepped in to stop the federal government from immediately deporting Palestinian students who led the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University.A federal judge in New York temporarily blocked any efforts by the Trump administration on October 7, 2023, to send Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student and permanent resident who led the pro-Palestinian camp protest at Columbia University following an attack on Israel by Hamas terrorist groups.US District Judge Jesse M. Furman for the Southern District of New York ordered that Halil, who was arrested over the weekend on March 10, would not be deported until further legal proceedings were…