Space Industry & Policy
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Rolls-Royce Nears Delivery of Flight Test Engines for Army's Future Assault Aircraft
Rolls-Royce plans to deliver critical flight test engines for Bell Textron's future assault aircraft in the coming months, as development advances.
Scientists Identify Enormous New Fungus Species, Dianjunus rex, in Southern China
A remarkable new fungus species, Dianjunus rex, discovered in China, pushes the boundaries of fungal growth and highlights biodiversity challenges.
October Specials at 4Ever Young Merritt Island: Discounts on Wellness and Aesthetic Treatments
4Ever Young Merritt Island is offering significant discounts on a variety of wellness and aesthetic services throughout October.
Exploring Cannibalism Among Early Tyrannosaurs: A Paleontological Perspective
Researchers uncover potential evidence of cannibalism among early tyrannosaurs, revealing insights into their complex feeding behaviors.
Discover Career Opportunities at EFSC's Respiratory Care Open House on November 5
Join Eastern Florida State College's Open House for its Respiratory Care Program on November 5, where you can explore career pathways and program details.
Ancient Mosasaurs Used 'Slam-Start' Tactics for Sneaky Prey Ambushes
Research reveals that giant mosasaurs employed stealthy ambush strategies, using powerful tail sweeps to catch prey off guard.
Viera Hospital Expands Fifth Floor, Introducing Advanced ‘Smart Room’ Technology
Viera Hospital has unveiled a new fifth-floor expansion, adding 20 patient beds and introducing ‘smart room’ technology to enhance care delivery.
Finalize Your Look for Halloween with Tox Treatments at 4Ever Young Med Spa
Secure your Tox appointment at 4Ever Young Med Spa to ensure a polished and natural appearance by Halloween.
Celebrating a Century: Mildred Phaneuf’s 109th Birthday with Family and Caregivers
Mildred Phaneuf celebrated her remarkable 109th birthday, surrounded by family and caregivers, commemorating a life filled with history and resilience.
Lisa Shuminsky: A Breast Cancer Survivor's Journey from Patient to Advocate
Seven years post-diagnosis, Lisa Shuminsky's personal battle with breast cancer fuels her mission to support and inspire newly diagnosed patients.
Navigating Healthcare Challenges: How Health First Case Managers Support Patients and Families
Health First case managers play a vital role in guiding patients and families through the complexities of healthcare transitions, ensuring they access crucial resources.
Health First Hospitals Achieve New Maternal Level Certifications and Safe Sleep Recognition
Health First's Holmes Regional and Viera Hospital have secured important maternal care and Safe Sleep certifications, enhancing safety for mothers and infants.
Brevard County Yoga Team Gears Up for International Championship in Italy
Five yoga athletes from Brevard County are set to compete in Italy's World Championship of Yogasana Sport, fueled by community support and fundraising efforts.
NASA's Funding Shortfall for Research: A 15-Year Trend of Declining Investment
NASA's funding for research and analysis programs has stagnated for 15 years, affecting its scientific capabilities and future leadership.
Chariklo's Rings Exhibit Surprising Changes as Astrophysicists Investigate
Recent observations reveal unexpected variations in Chariklo’s rings, prompting scientific inquiry into their evolving nature and potential drivers.
Discovering Kayrasaurus changliensis: The Largest and Most Bizarre Feathered Dinosaur
Paleontologists have unearthed Kayrasaurus changliensis, a massive therizinosaur with an unusual dental structure, in northeastern China.
A Family Affair: Relatives Trust Health First for Advanced Heart Care
Jack Knight and his daughter Patricia Krise share an extraordinary journey of heart care facilitated by Health First's innovative TAVR procedure.
Decoding Gonzo: The Mupet's Mysterious Species Revealed
Gonzo's species remains a riddle, blending attributes of various animals while evoking broader questions about evolution and classification.
Remembering Dr. Richard N. Baney, Sr.: A Lifelong Commitment to Medicine and Community
Dr. Richard N. Baney, Sr. dedicated his life to medicine and community service in Brevard County, passing away at age 89 on September 14, 2026.
Fossil Findings Reveal Plesiosaurs Regurgitated Indigestible Remnants Like Owls
New research shows plesiosaurs, ancient marine reptiles, regurgitated indigestible shells and prey remnants, mirroring owl-like behavior.