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CNN
4 hours ago
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- CNN
CNN10 The latest woman to change sports history
Today on CNN10: President Trump and Russian President Putin will meet in Alaska to discuss how to end the War in Ukraine. Plus, we celebrate a milestone in sports with MLB's first female umpire, and the return of SpaceX's Dragon Capsule. Then we'll travel to China, where soccer-playing robots show off their footwork, and in Texas, newly uncovered dinosaur tracks give unsuspecting volunteers a peek into prehistoric life. All this and more on today's CNN10!
CNN
10 hours ago
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- CNN
CNN10 The latest woman to change sports history
Today on CNN10: President Trump and Russian President Putin will meet in Alaska to discuss how to end the War in Ukraine. Plus, we celebrate a milestone in sports with MLB's first female umpire, and the return of SpaceX's Dragon Capsule. Then we'll travel to China, where soccer-playing robots show off their footwork, and in Texas, newly uncovered dinosaur tracks give unsuspecting volunteers a peek into prehistoric life. All this and more on today's CNN10!
Yahoo
01-08-2025
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- Yahoo
Watch SpaceX Launch Crew to ISS
SpaceX launched its Dragon capsule carrying astronauts from the US, Japan, and Russia to the ISS, after an initial scrub. Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow cover the launch and its technical and geopolitical significance on "Bloomberg Tech." Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
Bloomberg
01-08-2025
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- Bloomberg
Watch SpaceX Launch Crew to ISS
SpaceX launched its Dragon capsule carrying astronauts from the US, Japan, and Russia to the ISS, after an initial scrub. Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow cover the launch and its technical and geopolitical significance on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
Reuters
01-08-2025
- Science
- Reuters
SpaceX launches joint astronaut crew to ISS in NASA's Crew-11 mission
WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - An international crew of four astronauts launched toward the International Space Station from Florida on Friday aboard a SpaceX rocket, beating gloomy weather to embark on a routine NASA mission that could be the first of many to last a couple months longer than usual. The four-person astronaut crew - two NASA astronauts, a Russian cosmonaut and Japanese astronaut - boarded SpaceX's Dragon capsule sitting atop its Falcon 9 rocket at NASA's Kennedy Space Center and blasted off at 11:43 am ET (1543 GMT). They will arrive at the ISS on Saturday.
