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(Opinion) The billionaires' space race is only just beginning CNN 9 hrs ago © CNN Weather and technical conditions permitting, a spacecraft will Tuesday be launched vertically from a location southeast of El Paso. It's expected to reach an altitude of 66 miles (106 km), leaving no doubt that it crossed the boundary between the sky and outer space -- assuming everything goes well, of course. This launch will be particularly interesting for one reason: Jeff Bezos, the enormously wealthy founder of Amazon, as well as his own space company, Blue Origin, will be on board. Bezos is not the fi...

The billionaires' space race is only just beginning The billionaires' space race is only just beginning Posted: Jul 20, 2021 1:41 AM Updated: Jul 20, 2021 1:41 AM Posted By: Opinion by Don Lincoln Weather and technical conditions permitting, a spacecraft will Tuesday be launched vertically from a location southeast of El Paso. It's expected to reach an altitude of 66 miles (106 km), leaving no doubt that it crossed the boundary between the sky and outer space -- assuming everything goes well, of course. This launch will be particularly interesting for one reason: Jeff Bezos, the enormously ...

(Opinion) The billionaires' space race is only just beginning CNN 14 hrs ago © CNN Weather and technical conditions permitting, a spacecraft will Tuesday be launched vertically from a location southeast of El Paso. It's expected to reach an altitude of 66 miles (106 km), leaving no doubt that it crossed the boundary between the sky and outer space -- assuming everything goes well, of course. This launch will be particularly interesting for one reason: Jeff Bezos, the enormously wealthy founder of Amazon, as well as his own space company, Blue Origin, will be on board. Bezos is not the f...

- Advertisement -   The Switzerland County High School graduating class of 2021 will probably go down in county annals as the class which had the most unique final two years of high school — but none of that mattered on Saturday morning at the seniors went through commencement exercises and took their place as alumni of Switzerland County High School.   The class finished its junior year in virtual classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and then went through its entire senior year under many COVID-related restrictions.   On Saturday morning, each graduate was given 10 tickets for family m...

Questions remain about what triggered the violence in downtown Fargo, but city leaders and activists say now is not the time to point fingers. Instead, they are looking toward a brighter future.