New Court Filing Reveals Apple Faces 12 Other Requests to Break Into Locked iPhones
Battle intensifies between feds and tech giant.
Battle intensifies between feds and tech giant.
Law dates back more than a century…
Tensions keep escalating between Russia and Turkey.
“WFIRST has the potential to open our eyes to the wonders of the universe…”
“Who would ever think we’d be talking about this?”
“There are very real consequences for these types of huge policy changes, so we’re very concerned.”
Film production company planning new movie about aftermath of Boston Marathon bombings.
Growth of student loans exceeds increase in mortgage, car, and credit card debt.
Kit Daniels | Clinton claims sexism stopped her dream to become an astronaut.
Kit Daniels | Trump, not Rubio, gains from Bush’s demise.
Nearly $5 million haul trounces competition.
Constitutional Trump supporter is running for open Senate seat in Nevada.
Clinton claims sexism stopped her dream to become an astronaut.
The EU has only done harm to the UK and it is time to cut the ties.
“Nobody and nothing under the natural laws of this universe impose any limitations on man except man himself.” —Krafft Ehricke
We have known our society is inextricably connected with our cosmic and solar environments since at least the geomagnetic storm known as the Carrington Event of 1859. However, unlike all other species that have inhabited Earth, humanity alone possesses the ability to change our mode of living as we discover, respond to, and ultimately control how the celestial environment effects our biosphere. The human space program—typified by NASA—is the world’s leading basis for this kind of science-driven transformation of civilization, which is precisely why it is under attack by budget cutting politicians and radical environmentalists. Tune in LIVE, this Saturday, February 27 at 3PM Eastern/2pm Central/12 Pacific.
Featured Speakers:
Tom Wysmuller — Member of The Right Climate Stuff research group, Member, NASA Alumni League
Kesha Rogers — Two time nominee for U.S. Congress for the district representing Johnson Space Center
Megan Beets — LaRouche Policy Institute, Science Policy Researcher