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NASA has a clear interest in saving the Swift mission. The $500 million observatory’s primary mission is detecting gamma-ray bursts, the most powerful explosions in the known Universe. Despite its age, astrophysicists still rely on Swift’s multi-wavelength instruments to identify and locate gamma-ray bursts for follow-up observations by other observatories. But part of the reason for launching a rescue mission to Swift is simply to see if it can be done. NASA launched Space Shuttles to service and upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope, but those missions required hands-on work from spacewalking astronauts. A safer, cheaper robotic servicing platform would have a…

The prime minister and foreign secretary were involved in arguing for the kick-off time for England’s World Cup match against Mexico not to be moved earlier – as mooted by Fifa in the days before the game.Sir Keir Starmer instructed officials to make the case, backed by the Football Association, that the match should remain in its original time slot, as first reported by the Sun newspaper, external.Yvette Cooper spoke to the British ambassador to Mexico, to ask that British diplomats made representations against a change, to ensure that the 3,000 travelling England fans didn’t miss the match as a…

Fg Trade | E+ | Getty ImagesIt’s official: Student borrowers enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education plan, known as SAVE, need to exit the program. Loan servicers have begun alerting borrowers this month that they have 90 days to move into another plan. Earlier this year, a federal appeals court ordered the end of the Biden administration-era SAVE plan. More than 6.9 million borrowers were still in SAVE as of March, with an average debt of close to $55,000, according to an analysis by higher education expert Mark Kantrowitz. Borrowers have been slow to leave the plan: around…

Teladoc Health options trading jumps to 27,861 contracts Source link

SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell announced she would donate to the Trump Accounts program on Monday, joining a growing list of companies and billionaires pledging to support the investment accounts for American children under 18.The gift, which includes shares of Shotwell’s and her husband’s SpaceX stock, will go to around 2 million Trump accounts, with a “bit more emphasis” on children who live close to their home in central Texas, Shotwell wrote in a post on X.”We have been fortunate in our careers and hope this gift encourages the next generation to continue the journey of enabling humanity to live and…

The EV landscape in the United States may be on the verge of a regime change. Tesla sales and production numbers, reported Thursday, July 2nd, were very strong. The company reported producing 451,758 vehicles and delivering 480,126 vehicles – 18% higher than the consensus estimate of 406,600 deliveries. Despite this, the stock did not perform particularly well. $1.5 trillion is a demanding valuation, approximately 15x trailing 12-month sales. Meanwhile, much smaller EV competitor Rivian recently launched a mid-market SUV, the R2, targeting the most competitive segment currently led by the Tesla Model Y. How much smaller is Rivian? Tesla’s market…

We’re selling 95 shares of CrowdStrike at roughly $205 each. Following Monday’s trade, Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust will 785 shares of CRWD, decreasing its weight in the portfolio to 4% from 4.5%. We’re taking off some shares of CrowdStrike after another powerful run. CrowdStrike is up roughly 6% on Monday, trading at another record high. CrowdStrike split 4-for-1 last Thursday. This sale is similar to our trim of Palo Alto Networks last week Our two cybersecurity stocks have been two of the stronger positions in the portfolio lately, on the realization that advancements in AI models will accelerate spending on…

Goldman Sachs hires Google’s Evan Kotsovinos as partner, division engineering head Source link

As the United States of America celebrated its 250th birthday on terra firma with fireworks displays this weekend, two Asian countries made some splashes of their own farther from Earth. On Sunday, an aging Japanese spacecraft named Hayabusa2, which completed its initial sample-return objective more than half a decade ago, found success with an extended mission that saw the vehicle fly by a peanut-shaped asteroid named Torifune. Hours later, the Chinese space agency released images from a spacecraft, Tianwen-2, arriving at its target asteroid following a journey of 1 billion km. At this small asteroid, the Chinese spacecraft will attempt…