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Close It would cost more than $2 million to be the first human to go into space on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket. As Science Times previously reported, Jeff Bezos-owned aerospace corporation began a public auction this month for one of the first seats on New Shepard. The highest bid was $2.4 million only a few hours later. This quickly grew to $2.6 million. (Photo : Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 09: Jeff Bezos, owner of Blue Origin, introduces a new lunar landing module called Blue Moon during an event at the Washington Convention Center, May 9, 2019 in Washingt...

May 19, 2021 Special Dispatch No. 9344 Amid Present Round Of Fighting With Israel, Saudis Criticize Hamas, Palestinian Authority: Palestinians Are Paying With Their Lives For Hamas' Loyalty To Iran; Palestinian Leadership In West Bank, Gaza, Responsible For Bloodshed May 19, 2021 During the present round of fighting between Israel and Hamas, there was a shift in the Saudi media's coverage of the conflict. While at first the Saudi media focused on the issue of Jerusalem and the Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, while largely ignoring the events in Gaza and refraining from criticism o...

Updated: 1:30 PM EST Mar 5, 2021 Janice Limon Social Media Executive Producer Above video: Baby giraffe soaks up sun during first trip outside at Greenville ZooThe Greenville Zoo and animal lovers in the area are still glowing about the newest member of the zoo family, almost two weeks after a giraffe calf was born.Now, there's big excitement over what to name Autumn the giraffe's baby. The Greenville Zoo announced Friday they will give that honor to the highest bidder.The zoo has set up an online auction that will stay open from Friday through March 15.The highes...

Courtesy of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri. Photo: Gabe Hopkins. Time was a little, um, weird in 2020. January feels like eons ago. And more than in almost any other year, it feels like stories that were major topics of conversation one day just—poof!—evaporated the next. To offer you a trip down memory lane, we searched back in our archives (sometimes not that far back!) to resurface stories from this year that felt like they must have happened long before 2020—or, maybe, you forgot they even happened at all. ART MARKET From left to right: Arne Glimcher, Bill ...

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