Redbox Is About to Be Acquired. The Inventory Stays Crazily Overvalued.
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Redbox was damage by a guess that theater releases of movies would surge in a postpandemic…
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Researchers Grew Tiny Plants in Moon Dirt Collected Decades Ago
Photograph: Tyler JonesNASA performed a few experiments following the 1960s and ’70s moon landing missions that brought back lunar material, but those were nothing like what Paul and Ferl attempted. “A small amount of regolith material…
The End of Astronauts—and the Rise of Robots
How much do we need humans in space? How much do we want them there? Astronauts embody the triumph of human imagination and engineering. Their efforts shed light on the possibilities and problems posed by travel beyond our nurturing…
NASA Will Roll Back Its SLS Rocket for Repairs
NASA engineers hope to have their massive moon-bound Space Launch System ready for liftoff in a couple of months, but so far they’ve encountered some bumps in the road. On March 17, NASA rolled the world's most powerful rocket out onto…
Engineering Lunar Network 2.0 – IEEE Spectrum
There are currently about
440 fission reactors operating worldwide, which together can generate about 400 gigawatts of power with zero carbon emissions. Yet these fission plants, for all their value, have considerable downsides. The…