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Detention Deputy Charged, Jury Gets Murder Case, BunCo May Buy AVL School - Vimarsana News

Detention Deputy Charged, Jury Gets Murder Case, BunCo May Buy AVL School

The future use of a former Asheville school site is being discussed locally. The outcome of a Buncombe County murder trial is in the hands of a jury.

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Detention Deputy Charged, Jury Gets Murder Case, BunCo May Buy AVL School | Rock 105.1 - Vimarsana News

Detention Deputy Charged, Jury Gets Murder Case, BunCo May Buy AVL School | Rock 105.1

The future use of a former Asheville school site is being discussed locally. The outcome of a Buncombe County murder trial is in the hands of a jury.

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Climate Change is Worsening the Problem of Space Junk, New Study Claims - Vimarsana News

Climate Change is Worsening the Problem of Space Junk, New Study Claims

Climate change is not helping the space junk problem, according to a new study. Climate change-related disturbances to Earth's atmosphere make it more difficult to remove hazardous debris from Earth's orbit, according to a new study.

NASA's Lucy Mission Mistaken for the Closest Asteroid Flyby of 2022—Space Garbage Problems - Vimarsana News

NASA's Lucy Mission Mistaken for the Closest Asteroid Flyby of 2022—Space Garbage Problems

The NASA Lucy Centaur is perceived as an asteroid that is the closest flyby to the planet. NASA's Lucy Centaur mission was thought of as an asteroid that is making a close flyby to the planet, and it alerted multiple astronomers as they survey space for any potentially harmful objects from the cosmos.

FCC New Rules Require Satellites To Be Deorbited Within 5 Years of Completion to Avoid Space Junk Risks - Vimarsana News

FCC New Rules Require Satellites To Be Deorbited Within 5 Years of Completion to Avoid Space Junk Risks

FCC new rules mandate low-Earth orbit satellites to deorbit within five years of completion. US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) established new regulations addressing the rising risk of space junk or discarded satellites, rockets, and other debris.