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SpaceX is developing Starship launch infrastructure at Pad 37 and Pad 39A, also used by the company’s Falcon Heavy rocket. SpaceX launches Falcon 9s from Pad 40. United Launch Alliance flies Vulcan and Atlas V rockets from Pad 41, and Blue Origin has based its New Glenn rocket at Pad 36. Stoke and Relativity are building pads between Pad 36 and Pad 37. Credit: NASA (labels by Ars Technica) SpaceX is developing Starship launch infrastructure at Pad 37 and Pad 39A, also used by the company’s Falcon Heavy rocket. SpaceX launches Falcon 9s from Pad 40. United Launch Alliance flies…
Olga Pankova | Moment | Getty ImagesWhile remote work offers young people flexibility, autonomy and a commute-free day, research shows that forgoing the office can have a detrimental impact on those at the start of their careers. Remote work is likely the main cause of a surge in youth unemployment, a report this month by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found. The National Bureau of Economic Research has also found, in a paper updated this month, that the rise in remote work makes it harder for younger workers to get feedback and advance. “Early in your career, a…
Citi lifts S&P 500 target to 8100 as AI boom fuels episodic earnings surge Source link
This report is from this week’s The Tech Download newsletter. Like what you see? You can subscribe here.This week has been dominated by the hype around the highly anticipated IPOs of SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI. When Elon Musk’s SpaceX priced its IPO at $135 a share, giving the company a record $1.77 trillion valuation, investors were left with one overriding question: Was it justified?The same question now hangs over Anthropic and OpenAI. Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei speaks on an artificial intelligence panel during Inbound 2025 Powered by HubSpot at Moscone Center on in San Francisco, Sept. 4, 2025.Chance Yeh |…
EVs are prepared for export overseas through frame transportation in Taicang Port Area, Suzhou Port, Jiangsu Province, China, on May 11, 2026.Costfoto | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesChinese electric vehicles face crippling tariffs, stringent regulations and fierce opposition from lawmakers and the American auto industry, but there’s a growing possibility that Chinese EVs will be sold in the U.S. within the next few years. China has deliberately and aggressively expanded its EV footprint throughout Europe, the U.K., Asia and Australia, exporting millions of well designed, high-tech, and competitively priced vehicles, building factories and widening supply chains. Now, it’s set its sights on Western nations,…
Airbus nears SAS widebody aircraft order – Bloomberg Source link
NASA chief urges new ride for Blue Moon. Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket was supposed to launch the company’s first lunar lander, Blue Moon Mark 1, sometime this fall. The Blue Moon test mission is an important precursor for Blue Origin’s future human-rated Moon lander for the Artemis program, and NASA is eager to see it fly. The rocket’s explosion on the launch pad last week makes a launch on New Glenn this year unachievable. NASA now wants to find an alternative launcher for the first of Blue Origin’s Blue Moon demo missions, Spaceflight Now reports. In an interview with Fox Business…
Over the past week, one conversation has dominated Hollywood executive lunches and studio staff meetings: What’s the next “Backrooms”? The industry is scrambling to figure out how to replicate the phenomenon of “Obsession” and “Backrooms,” low-budget psychological horror films directed by YouTube creators that have dominated the box office over the past two weeks. But “Backrooms” producer Peter Chernin, whose production company cofinanced the film, said he thinks the rush to sign deals with YouTube creators is a “big mistake.””It’s no different than making sequels. It’s jumping on an existing bandwagon,” Chernin said in an interview. “I guarantee you 80% will…
By Gabriel Araujo RIO DE JANEIRO, June 6 (Reuters) – Brazilian airline is stepping up capacity cuts amid higher jet fuel prices linked to the Iran war, and the carrier will continue to trim flying to protect cash in an uncertain environment, CEO John Rodgerson said. Rodgerson told Reuters the industry’s largest companies were reducing capacity to better align with demand at higher cost levels, and Azul would follow suit, going beyond earlier cuts as the conflict drags on. “When we made our initial cuts, we thought the war would be over by now,” he said in an interview on…
Two mountaineers (one of them Reinhold Messner) with Otzi, Europe’s oldest natural human mummy, in the Otztal Alps between Austria and Italy in September 1991. Credit: Paul Hanny/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Two mountaineers (one of them Reinhold Messner) with Otzi, Europe’s oldest natural human mummy, in the Otztal Alps between Austria and Italy in September 1991. Credit: Paul Hanny/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Ötzi is kept in carefully maintained conditions, as close as possible to the glacier that preserved his body for more than 5,000 years. The chamber is a brisk -6º Celsius, with 99 percent humidity carefully maintained by a spray of UV-treated water.…