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Heres What Biden Should Prioritize at NASA Gizmodo 1/22/2021 © Image: NASA Artist’s impression of an Artemis mission to the Moon. Despite the ongoing pandemic, there’s much to be excited about in space this year. NASA’s Perseverance rover is less than a month away from landing on Mars; the James Webb Space Telescope is scheduled to launch on Halloween; and the Space Launch System—NASA’s most powerful rocket ever—could see its inaugural launch later this year. And of course, th...

Artists impression of an Artemis mission to the Moon. (Image: NASA) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Despite the ongoing pandemic, there’s much to be excited about in space this year. NASA’s Perseverance rover is less than a month away from landing on Mars; the James Webb Spac...

2 months ago Share Officials want to see the Qualified Target Industry (QTI) tax-refund program reinstated in Florida to attract high-paying jobs. by: Jim Turner The News Service of Florida U.S. Space Command headquarters going to Alabama is the latest evidence of Florida’s self-inflicted wounds from cutting back on business incentives, members of the Florida Economic Development Council argued on Thursday, Jan. 21. The council maintains that Florida put itself at a comp...

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Local professor explains what Bidens Inauguration could mean for North Alabama We spoke with a North Alabama professor to learn what could be next. Posted: Jan 20, 2021 8:55 PM Updated: Jan 20, 2021 10:50 PM Posted By: Sierra Phillips We spoke with a Calhoun Community College professor about whats next after Joe Bidens Presidential Inauguration. He says we can expect quick executive orders and quick pushes for legislation that will affect plenty of people in our area. "They like to get a lot...

Right out the gate, Crow said the Biden administration and Congress are addressing the pandemic. Of priority is a robust testing infrastructure and improving the vaccine rollout, especially after it came to light last week that the Trump administration didnt have a stockpile of vaccines as originally promised. Crow also said he supports more direct payment stimulus, meaning the possibility of a $1,400 in the pockets of Americans, in addition to the $600 Congress approved before the start of the...

TALLAHASSEE --- U.S. Space Command headquarters going to Alabama is the latest evidence of Florida’s self-inflicted wounds from cutting back on business incentives, members of the Florida Economic Development Council argued Thursday. The council maintains that Florida put itself at a competitive disadvantage in attracting high-skilled and high-paying jobs by giving up on “performance-based” incentive programs such as the Qualified Target Industry, or QTI, tax-refund program. “These prog...

By   Theresa Hitchens on January 21, 2021 at 3:34 PM Lloyd Austin after being nominated by President-elect Joe Biden in Delaware on Dec. 9 CLARIFICATION: Updated to add Air Force clarification that Shawn Barnes was not the author responsible for Q&A responses. WASHINGTON: Resilience and norms of behavior and China. Put those three references in Lloyd Austin’s written responses to the Senate Armed Services Committee together and you’ve got a pretty idea of the (expected) shift in the Bide...

Will it significantly impact our region’s economy? Without a doubt. It was announced Jan. 13 that outgoing President Donald Trump would move Space Command from Colorado Springs to its permanent home at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. The decision, some say, was meant to reward the president’s loyalists while at the same time punish those who didn’t show a proper level of affection to the commander-in-chief. The local response to the sudden move was immediate and appropri...