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By Wayne Smith

Hidden Figure: Gerald Lawson (Technology) In the 1970s, Gerald Lawson created the first video game console with interchangeable cartridges at Fairchild Semiconductor, paving the way for the future of gaming. He died in 2011. Gerald A. Lawson, a largely self-taught engineer who became a pioneer in e

SpaceX chalked up another Starlink mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station to mark the Space Coast’s 66th launch of the year. A Falcon 9 with 23 of the company’s

The Omega Speedmaster was the first watch that NASA declared as “flight-qualified for all manned space missions."

As families and individuals across the country set their tables and warm their ovens for Thanksgiving this week, local elderly residents reminisced about Thanksgiving dinners of their youth and said

NASA's successful test of a new inflatable heat shield could open new doors to spacecraft design in the future.

WASHINGTON — Sen. Jerry Moran of Kansas likes to think of himself as the space senator — and as the top Republican appropriator for NASA in the Senate, he is

The Federal Aviation Administration gave SpaceX the OK to go on its second attempt to launch its Starship and Super Heavy, and Elon Musk’s company is aiming for a Friday

Next month’s roster of activities at Riverdale Public Library offers topics for adults and children. The following activities are free to the publi

Next month’s roster of activities at North Fort Myers Public Library offers topics for all ages. The following activities are free to the public: