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Why are we falling so far behind, john, what needs to change here? >> yeah, couple of big reasons and i used to work at the lansing military entrance processing station, an institution that the front door of freedom that processes young men and women into the military. i saw this first hand. i saw that were not preparing our young men and women physically, mentally and emotionally. and the pandemic has had an even more dire effect. you know, falling short of physical goals like the army, i appla...

Ingenuity, that is what it is all about. good stuff. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, im thomas magill. city hall has commited millions of pounds to pay for a number of youth workers, who will be based in hospitals to help support young people affected by violence. almost £8 million of funding will pay for 12 members of staff to work in a&e units across the capital for another three years. the specialist front—line workers will support ...

The helicopter's navigation camera took images of the chopper taking off with an object on its leg that looked like a plastic candy wrapper.

NASA has announced that there was a foreign object that briefly stuck to the legs of the space agencys helicopter located on Mars surface.

The quadcopter, during its 33rd flight on Mars, spotted Foreign Object Debris, which engineers are trying to understand.

The Ingenuity Mars Helicopter spotted debris clinging to its foot using its navigation camera. NASA has once again launched a successful demonstration to test the first powered flight on Mars.

NASAs Mars helicopter Ingenuity has successfully completed a new flight following a mishap that occurred with NASAs Mars rover Perseverance.

Mars is a far away dream. That is not to say that humans haven't reached the planet, we have, albeit, by proxy, our rovers have been on the red soil. However, no man has ever stepped foot on Mars's surface. Yet, as per a new estimate, our race has already littered the red planet with more than 15,000 pounds or 7,000 kilogrammes of trash.

RINGING OF THE BELL. Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson and Vice Governor Jeffrey Ferrer lead the "Arima" or symbolic ringing of the bell to mark the opening of the 36th Negros Trade Fair at the Glorietta Activity Center in Makati City on Tuesday night (Sept. 20, 2022). The country's longest-running provincial trade fair, which features the best of Negrense crafts and creations, returns after a two-year break due to the Covid-19 pandemic, until September25.(Photo courte...

BARBOURSVILLE — Boats were pushed to the side Sunday as anything else that floated took over Beech Fork Lake.