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Ban offshore drilling near Florida permanently | Letters Here’s what readers are saying in Monday’s letters to the editor.     Oil can be seen in the Gulf of Mexico, more than 50 miles southeast of Venice on Louisianas tip, as a large plume of smoke rises from fires on BPs Deepwater Horizon offshore oil rig in April 2010. Published Feb. 22 For the last four years, Florida businesses have been at the forefront of protecting our coastal economy from former President Trump’s o...

NASA says a key objective of Perseverance's mission on Mars is astrobiology, including the search for signs of ancient microbial life.

NASA have revealed some of the first images from its Perseverance rover after it landed on Mars.

This year, members of Congress will need to work across the aisle to pass legislation reauthorizing our space program and providing guidance for its direction for years to come.

Saturday Night Live: Regé-Jean Page & Bad Bunny February 20, 2021 8 Sure, it played up the sex stuff with Bridgertons Regé-Jean Page hosting but with musical guest Bad Bunny game to appear in sketches, this was a pretty airtight Saturday Night Live, with some great writing and ideas on display. Heres everything that happened this week. The cold open Ted Cruz stopped by Britneys show to talk his recent trip to Cancun. pic.twitter.com/2NLPKvWbmq — Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) Februa...

A nation wearied by a yearlong pandemic and bitterly divided over politics can always reap despair from the news. But this past week brought us another example of the boundless potential for human achievement, and it is worth pausing for a moment to celebrate it.

The world is watching as Mars Perseverance sets up shop on the red planet.

The rover – a scientific laboratory the size of a car – is on a mission to search for signs of ancient life.

The rover – a scientific laboratory the size of a car – is on a mission to search for signs of ancient life.

The Perseverance rover has only been on the surface of Mars for a day, but already NASA is releasing some incredible images from the red planet. When asked if people doubted him through his journey to becoming an astronaut because of his background, he said: "It wasnt very blatant. But you perceived it, but I also think it also had to do a lot with having an imposter syndrome. Sometimes you cant help it. You say, Do I really belong here?" Hernandez, a husband and father of five, left NASA in 20...