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The Rise of Apollo: Humanoid Robots Poised to Transform Industry

Apptronik has received a $350 million investment to enhance its humanoid robot, Apollo, with contributions from B Capital, Capital Factory, and Google. The funding supports Apollo’s advancement in various industries, including manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare, leveraging AI for transformative applications. Apptronik’s revolutionary

15 February 2025

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Launch Delayed! Blue Origin’s Rocket Struggles at the Last Minute

Technical issues grounded Blue Origin’s much-anticipated New Glenn rocket launch early Monday. The towering 320-foot (98-meter) rocket was scheduled to take off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, carrying a prototype satellite into orbit. However, last-minute complications forced launch controllers to abort the mission

13 January 2025

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The New Space Race: Economic Boom or Environmental Bust? Secrets Revealed Inside

Rocket Lab’s Latest Moves: A Game Changer with Ripples Across Industries Rocket Lab USA, Inc. has sent shockwaves through multiple sectors with recent achievements, signaling a dawn of substantial transformation beyond mere stock price movements. With a $23.9 million injection from the

13 January 2025

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Launch Delayed! Blue Origin’s New Rocket Faces Setback

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Blue Origin’s highly anticipated launch of the New Glenn rocket was unexpectedly scrapped due to technical difficulties just minutes before its scheduled ignition. The towering 320-foot (98-meter) rocket, which was meant to lift off with a prototype satellite

13 January 2025

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Blue Origin Set to Compete with SpaceX

Innovative rocket technology takes flight! As excitement builds in Cape Canaveral, Florida, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is preparing to launch its New Glenn rocket for the first time. This ambitious mission represents a significant milestone for the company as it enters the

13 January 2025

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Prepare for Takeoff! Blue Origin’s New Rocket Set to Launch Soon

Anticipation is building as Blue Origin readies its ambitious heavy lift rocket for an uncrewed launch from Florida’s Space Coast. Standing an impressive 32 stories tall, this rocket is not just a sight to behold; it is engineered to produce over twice

13 January 2025

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Asteroid Alert: A Cosmic Visitor Tonight! Don’t Miss This Spectacular Sight

Explore the Night Sky Tonight, a giant asteroid roughly two and a half miles wide, known as 877 Alinda, will make its nearest approach to Earth, being a staggering 7.6 million miles away. While that distance might sound alarming, it’s a safe

12 January 2025

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Stargazers Rejoice! A Rare Mars Spectacle Awaits You

Catch the Stunning Red Planet Phenomenon This January! This month, Mars is set to dazzle skywatchers as it comes exceptionally close to Earth, reaching its peak visibility on January 12. Just a few days later, on January 15, Mars will shine even

12 January 2025

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Private Space Stations: Revolution or Rivalry? Is Cosmic Collaboration Possible?

The Next Frontier in Space: Private Stations Take Center Stage As we navigate the final years of the International Space Station (ISS), which is set for retirement by 2031, the stage is set for a revolutionary shift in how humanity approaches the

12 January 2025

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket: The Countdown Begins! Will Weather Be on Their Side?

Rocket Launch Anticipation Grows In Cocoa Beach, Florida, the excitement is palpable as Blue Origin prepares for the much-anticipated launch of its New Glenn rocket. With the rocket fully integrated and positioned at Cape Canaveral, the team is only waiting for ideal

11 January 2025

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Massive Asteroid Approaches Earth: What You Need to Know

Prepare for a Spectacular Celestial Event! A giant asteroid, larger than New York’s Manhattan, is making its closest approach to Earth in a century this Sunday. This impressive celestial body, known as (887) Alinda, measures a staggering 4.2 kilometers in diameter and

11 January 2025