Al means a giant leap for technology compared to the Apollo Moon missions. Also, some cool astronaut insider stories that may leave you wondering about what’s out there. Listen below:
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From “puffy face” to heart shrinkage The following article first appeared on SHARYL ATTKISSON‘s free Substack. NASA’s Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams originally launched on Boeing’s Starliner on June 5, 2024, for a planned 10-day test flight. They remained in
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News Coverage: Lost in Space The following was first published on SHARYL ATTKISSON‘s free Substack In a remarkable display of technological prowess, SpaceX, led by entrepreneur Elon Musk, successfully delivered four new astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) and
The best rating Americans give among 16 federal agencies is 18% who say the Postal Service is doing an “excellent” job. The IRS, Federal Reserve, VA, State Dept., EPA, and Justice Dept. get the worst numbers with just 6% to
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(Originally aired: Dec. 4, 2022) NASA’s Orion rocket is nearing the end of its historic unmanned mission to the moon, the first step toward returning man to the lunar satellite, and then venturing where no man has gone before. Lisa
China continues to be a key theme on Full Measure. We believe the U.S-China dynamic is one of the most impactful stories we cover. There was a bit of a twist with one story that we did about Chinese-American scientists
The following is an excerpt from the Corruption Chronicles. A year after launching an extensive Equity Action Plan that gave around $2 billion to “small disadvantaged businesses,” the nation’s space agency wants to do more to advance racial equity and support underserved
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The recent U.S. conflict with China over mystery objects in the sky is a reminder that we are in an economic and political rivalry with the Communist nation, one that extends into space, as Lisa Fletcher reports. The December splashdown
