by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
SpaceX has a big year ahead of it as it continues to fulfill rocket launch contracts for clients eager to send stuff into space, but it's the company's Starship project that has gotten the most attention from science fans. The Starship platfo...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
The coordinated recognition by a flood of European Union nations including Britain, Germany, France and Spain followed the expiration of an ultimatum for Maduro to call a new presidential election, aligning them with Washington and against Russia and...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Wirth, who also serves as chairman of Chevron's board of directors, was named CEO in February 2018 after a more than 30-year career at the San Ramon, California-headquartered oil major. Overall compensation may be higher when other compensation such...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Anxiety can cause dramatic, temporary increases in blood pressure.
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Google’s fourth-quarter capital expenditures jumped 80 percent to $6.85 billion. The company’s operating margin, a closely watched measure of profitability, was 21 percent, down from 24 percent. Alphabet is relying on its ad business to support sal...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Bernhardt, currently the acting secretary at the Interior Department, is widely expected to continue pushing the Trump administration's plan to boost domestic fossil fuels production by opening more U.S. public lands to drilling and mining. "David h...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Doctors and experts have long warned against eating too much red meat for heart health. In fact, the American Heart Association (AHA) recommends only eating lean meat such as chicken or fish without the skin because they are lower in saturated fat an...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
While the topic of climate change feels ever-present on our news feeds, a new study from M&K Health Institute in Hyogo, Japan, has shed light on a little-known consequence from the phenomenon: it may affect how many male babies are born. The scientis...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
The lights, considered non-lethal weapons, can induce dizziness and nausea.
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Alexander the Great may have been killed by Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological condition in which a person's own immune system attacks them, says one medical researchers. The condition may have led to a mistaken declaration of the king...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
And why it involves that weird orange liquid.
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
The U.S. Navy is beginning to arm surface drone boats with guns, rockets and mobile missiles to overwhelm enemies with swarming attacks, protect sailors at farther stand-off ranges and coordinate maritime strikes across dispersed areas of ocean.
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Dozens of mummies have been unearthed at an ancient burial site in Upper Egypt, officials said. Egypt's Minister of Antiquities Khaled El-Enany on Saturday unveiled the discovery in Minya, south of Cairo, which consists of "a maze of tombs" housing...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
A herbivorous dinosaur that fended off predators with a row of spines running along its back and lived 140 million years ago has been found in Argentine Patagonia. The discovery of the new species of dicraeosauridae, christened Bajadasaurus pronuspi...
by Heidi Harley - 5 years ago
Apple users in the region have data including their name, delivery address, email address and phone number stored on servers in Russia. The filing doesn’t mention more personal data such as messages, documents, photos, and contacts that are often sa...