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UCF focuses on space medicine to train future astronaut healthcare providers (opens the original)
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The University of Central Florida is expanding its space medicine program to train students in providing healthcare for astronauts during missions. "Space medicine is a relatively new field in the realm of things when you think about the history of medicine, which really started in the 1960s with the first humans flown into space," said Dr. Manny Urquieta, founder of the division of aerospace medicine at UCF. Urquieta joined UCF two years ago after serving as chief medical officer at the Johnson
Inside NASA's VAB: Rocket takes shape for 2027 Artemis III launch (opens the original)
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It's rare to stand within 50 feet of the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at Kennedy Space Center because of the classified and sensitive material inside. WESH 2 got a behind-the-scenes look inside Wednesday, where NASA crews are stacking and building the Artemis III Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. Inside, it looks like an active construction zone because it is. It's been used for rocket building since the 1960s. “The stacking is in some ways similar to, like, with the space shuttle, where they
Report: Brightline expected to seek bankruptcy protection; Cocoa station still planned (opens the original)
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After struggling with $5.5 billion in debt, Brightline is expected to file for bankruptcy, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the situation. The report goes on to say the high-speed railroad will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New Jersey, which allows a company to propose a plan of reorganization to keep the business operating, according to the U.S. Courts. The company would then pay creditors back over time. “I’m glad to hear that Brightline’s debt investors have com
Bowen Aquarium moves closer to reality on the Space Coast (opens the original)
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A new aquarium is one step closer to reality here on the Space Coast. The Cape Canaveral Port Authority voted Wednesday unanimously to move ahead on a lease for the planned $140 million Bowen Aquarium and Conservation Center. "We have an amazing aquarium that's going to educate and entertain tens of millions of people for decades to come," East Coast Zoological Foundation Board Chair Milo Zonka said. The partnership began at a time when COVID-19 was raging, sending the port's finances into the r
US confirms ‘on-orbit’ weapons amid growing space threats (opens the original)
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The U.S. military now has weapons in orbit designed to defend American forces from hostile actions in space. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink confirmed the weapons exist but would not say what they are or how they work. The announcement came at a Space Forces Association conference, where Meink said the U.S. now has “on-orbit space control weapons” capable of defending the Joint Force. “It could be that it is some sort of a kinetic weapon — so that's something like ammunition or even a bullet that
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