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NASA to Host Virtual Symposium Exploring Rise of Commercial Space

NASA to Host Virtual Symposium Exploring Rise of Commercial Space
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NASA to Host Virtual Symposium Exploring Rise of Commercial Space

February 2021 was the 16th-warmest February on record, NOAA reports » Yale Climate Connections

Even as Texas and much of the central U.S. froze, many other regions of the world were warmer than average last month. A brilliant 22° halo and sundogs at sunrise in Goodland, Kansas on February 16, 2021, shortly after a minimum temperature of -11°F (30 degrees below normal) was recorded. (Image credit: National Weather Service Goodland) February 2021 was the 16th warmest February since global record keeping began in 1880, 0.65 degrees Celsius (1.17°F) above the 20th century average, NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, NCEI, reported March 12. NASA rated the month as the 14th warmest February on record. The Japan Meteorological Agency has not yet released its February numbers. Minor differences in rankings often occur among various research groups, the result of different ways they handle data-sparse regions such as the Arctic.

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UAH student Megan Jordan selected for inaugural Patti Grace Smith Fellowship

UAH student Megan Jordan selected for inaugural Patti Grace Smith Fellowship Megan Jordan is one of 43 Black undergraduate students selected nationally for the inaugural Patti Grace Smith Fellowship Class of 2021. (Source: Megan Jordan) By Kelsey Duncan | March 3, 2021 at 3:55 PM CST - Updated March 3 at 4:02 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A student at the University of Alabama Huntsville, was recently selected for a inaugural fellowship, being one of the 43 Black undergraduate students nationally who have been named fellows. Jordan is from Mobile and is a sophomore majoring in aerospace engineering at UAH,. This summer Jordan will intern as a structures engineer at Hermeus Corporation - an American startup company designing a hypersonic aircraft - in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Dave McGlathery; First to Integrate the University of Alabama-Huntsville

Dave McGlathery; First to Integrate the University of Alabama in Huntsville VIDEO: Dave McGlathery; First to Integrate the University of Alabama-Huntsville By Liz Hurley | February 23, 2021 at 5:24 PM CST - Updated February 23 at 6:00 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - James Hood walked in first. Vivian Malone was second. And then came Dave McGlathery. It was June 1963. A time in Alabama history that many would like to forget. The Alabama National Guard was federalized to protect and permit two, twenty-year-old black students to register at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. Alabama Governor George Wallace stood in the schoolhouse door trying to stop them. He was unsuccessful.

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