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SA Health are surveying Balaklava residents to gather insight into the key health needs and service opportunities for the Balaklava Soldiers’ Memorial District Hospital. Executive director of Nursing and Midwifery in the Yorke and Northern Local Health Network, Michael Eades, was in the Balaklava Town Hall on Monday, May 17, conducting consultation with the community. “What we’re doing today is talking about what is it that we can do, what else is needed and where are the gaps that enable people to live well and be healthy in their community,” Michael said. “So this is more than jus...

Nuclear-powered rockets could take crewed mission to Mars in just three months: Report © Provided by The Indian Express A nuclear-powered rocket could get a crewed mission to Mars in just under three months, according to a report on CNN. NASA's plan is to get human to Mars by the year 2035, but there are several challenges to the trip. The biggest being the time it would take to get to the red planet. A prolonged trip would also mean increased exposure to space radiation, which can seriously impact the health of astronauts on the mission. Now, Ultra Safe Nuclear Technologies (USNC-Tech), a ...

4 February 2021, 7:35 am EST By The trip to Mars will be long and arduous for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) astronauts, that's why the space agency is looking at possible solutions to help shorten travel time, and among the possibilities is using a nuclear-powered rocket. (Photo : Aynur Zakirov from Pixabay ) USNC-Tech proposed using nuclear-powered rocket to shorten travel time to Mars. Dangers of Prolonged Space Travel According to CNN, the proposal to use a nuclear-powered rocket comes from the company called Ultra Safe Nuclear Technologies (USNC-Tech), which i...

Tweet Rendering courtesy National Museum of African American Music For many musicians, fans and music-biz folk, 2021 began with a sigh of relief — COVID-19 vaccines are rolling out, and Congress approved federal aid for independent music venues that haven’t been able to conduct business as usual since March. But it’s clear that we’re far from out of the woods. There’s still an indeterminate span of time before it’s safe to fully reopen venues large and small, making it all but impossible to plan a tour. All the same, there’s plenty of music across a ...