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Private Companies Launch Dual Moon Missions via SpaceX

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launched from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday at 06:09 GMT, carrying lunar landers from two private companies - US-based Firefly Aerospace and Japanese firm ispace. The mission marks another step in commercial space exploration, with both landers set to conduct separate lunar missions after reaching Moon orbit. Firefly's Blue Ghost lander is expected to complete its journey in approximately 45 days, focusing on drilling operations, sample collection, and studying Earth's magnetic field through X-ray imaging. These activities aim to support future lunar missions and enhance understanding of the effects of space weather on Earth. ispace's Resilience lander faces a longer five-month journey to the lunar surface, where it will deploy a rover and attempt to collect regolith, the Moon's loose surface material. The mission, supported by NASA, represents the agency's largest commercial lunar delivery to […]

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Billionaire Musk and UK Minister Clash Over Explosive Grooming Gang Claims

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has responded to Elon Musk's criticism of the UK government's handling of grooming gangs, describing the tech entrepreneur's comments as "misjudged and certainly misinformed." Musk, using his social media platform X, claimed Sir Keir Starmer failed to prosecute gangs involved in systematic grooming and rape of young girls during his tenure as director of public prosecutions. He also suggested safeguarding minister Jess Phillips should face imprisonment for rejecting a Home Office public inquiry into child exploitation in Oldham, advocating for a local inquiry instead. Streeting, speaking at a Carlisle care home, emphasized the government's commitment to implementing Professor Alexis Jay's independent inquiry recommendations. He extended an invitation to Musk to collaborate on addressing these issues, particularly through his social media platform's influence. Conservative figures have distanced themselves from Musk's statements. Alicia Kearns, Conservative spokesperson on safeguarding, […]

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BILLIONAIRE CIVIL WAR: Trump Allies Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy Battle MAGA Base Over Immigration!

A debate over skilled worker visas has emerged among supporters of President-elect Donald Trump, highlighting potential divisions within his incoming administration. The controversy began when Vivek Ramaswamy, selected by Trump to reduce government spending, shared his views on the H-1B visa program, which allows U.S. companies to hire skilled foreign workers. In a post on X, Ramaswamy suggested that American cultural priorities have led companies to seek foreign talent, stating that a society that "celebrates the prom queen over the math olympiad champ" may struggle to produce top engineers. This perspective drew support from Elon Musk, Trump's chosen co-director for a proposed Department of Government Efficiency. Musk defended the H-1B program, comparing America to a successful sports team seeking top talent. He suggested the program attracts the "top ~0.1%" of engineering talent. However, their stance faced significant opposition from other […]

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