Earth’s orbit is so crowded that space traffic controllers issue more than 1,000 collision warnings per day
Satellites and chunks of space junk come close to colliding on a regular basis. The situation could get dangerously out of control.
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Grieving my estranged mother while she was still alive taught me how to get through the holidays
I was estranged from my mother for 11 years before she died. The holidays were always hard to get through, but I’ve found a way.
Russian barrage hits defense-related Ukrainian infrastructure – MOD
The Russian Defense Ministry has confirmed firing a missile and drone barrage at targets in Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com
Kiev urging EU to cut aid to Ukrainian refugees – El Pais
A lack of support would encourage citizens to return home, the Ukrainian authorities believe Read Full Article at RT.com
Musk confirms $1 billion offer to rename Wikipedia
The billionaire had previously offered to pay the website to change its name to “Dickipedia” Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine could attack Russia unless it joins NATO – former Ukrainian FM
NATO membership is the only way to stop Ukraine from waging war against Russia in the future, Zelensky’s ex-FM Dmitry Kuleba has warned Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Putin chose Christmas’: Ukrainians take shelter as missiles rain down
Ukrainians sheltered in metro stations on Christmas morning as Russian missiles and drones rained down on their cities.
News24 | 14 survive as Azerbaijan Airlines jet crashes in Kazakhstan
An Azerbaijan Airlines passenger jet flying from the capital Baku to Grozny in Russia crashed on Wednesday in western Kazakhstan, the Kazakh transport ministry said.
News24 | Chinese workers saved from ‘slave-like conditions’ in Brazil
More than 160 Chinese workers have been saved from “slave-like conditions” in Brazil, where they had been building an electric car factory for Chinese giant BYD, officials said Tuesday.
A professor said her son’s death put her retirement plans in flux. Working at Costco got her life back on track.
Tamara Ponzo Brattoli’s retirement plans changed after her son’s sudden death abroad.