training-press.com From the Artemis I lunar mission to groundbreaking images from the James Webb Telescope to the remarkable success of the DART mission, 2022 is shaping up to be one of NASA’s best years yet. Here is a non-exhaustive list of all these achievements. Preparations for human lunar exploration One of the most notable missions was … Read more
Elon musk lost his temper when asked a delicate question about Twitter’s software engineering on Tuesday evening, before calling his interlocutor a “cretin”, reports the Daily Mail. The platform’s billionaire owner — who recently announced he’s stepping down as CEO — was speaking during a Twitter feed placeHosted by famous hacker George hotzClick for more … Read more
From Starship to Ariane 6 and Juice to Psyche, not forgetting Euclid and the first commercial missions to the Moon, 2023 promises to be an exciting year. As early as this year, the European Space Agency decided to launch its own manned flight program. Discover our picks of the major astronaut events that will mark … Read more
If Tesla can do without advertising, it is because its brilliant leader, Elon Musk, manages to constantly talk about the brand on social networks. But what happens when he gets distracted by a new project? Unlike historical companies, Tesla stock isn’t really a barometer of the brand’s financial health or business success. Stock prices are … Read more
The massive SLS rocket, NASA’s new heavy launch vehicle, will (hopefully) make its first flight in a few days as part of the Artemis 1 mission. Other vehicles are also in preparation in the US However, the bill, already salty, continues to weigh it down, while a more attractive and less expensive interplanetary ship emerges. … Read more
SpaceX said its Starlink satellite Internet service surpassed one million active subscribers just two years after its first limited beta. SpaceX began launching the Starlink satellite in November 2019. Just over three years later, the company has successfully launched more than 3,600 Starlink satellites, of which nearly 3,000 are operational and ready to serve customers. … Read more
KABUL: For the first time since their return to power in Afghanistan, the Taliban publicly executed a man convicted of murder on Wednesday, weeks after their supreme leader ordered them to apply Islamic law in its most brutal aspects. The Supreme Court was summoned to enforce this order “during a mass gathering of residents in … Read more
PARIS: To reduce deforestation and continue the flavor of bars and chocolate squares, cocoa producers need to be better remunerated, who according to cooperatives and fair trade actors have always suffered from low prices. From Peru to Ghana, where the prized bean pods are grown, “some producers can’t eat three meals a day,” hammered Cesar … Read more
How to bow out at 35? On November 29, 2021, young Osama Ammar shared a lengthy message on LinkedIn to announce his departure from The Family, the famous start-up incubator he co-founded with two associates nearly ten years ago. He, the visionary who got Emmanuel Macron, the economy minister, the “tech guru” with millions of … Read more
by Jean-Baptiste Andre published 21/12/2022 at 11:06 amchanged 21/12/2022 at 3:00 PM (Boursier.com) — A little break before Christmas? Wall Street, which ended four consecutive sessions in the red yesterday, should progress quite clearly at the opening. The context remains the same but investors again seem to be tempted by some risk-taking amid the recent … Read more