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Best garden i have ever had, good soil and you get good results. this soil will blow you away. >> it's the martha stewart of soil so it's the playoffs. >> great key-based trust each other. we're going to do a trust was stand up, trump what you see only up doc told you it was a dummy when it comes to earth's orbit, scientists are saying that cosmic clutter as it's known as getting worse space trash, broken satellites are leftovers from rocket boosters, as well as junk from the space station that's all a growing problem. they say nasa estimates about 100 million pieces of space junk are hovering...

The mission aims to assist the later removal of spunk junk, an issue that threatens the sustainable use of orbital space above the Earth.

Now for tech news. they are the largest round yet to affect firms 140,000 employees. the layoffs come weeks after tesla delivered fewer vehicles than last quarter. nasa confirmed a piece of spacejunk last quarter. nasa confirmed a piece of space junk that damaged a man's home came from the international space station. the international space station-— the international space station. ., , ., ., , station. there was a tremendous sound, it almost _ station. there was a tremendous sound, it almost hit. _ station. there was a tremendous sound, it almost hit. why - station. there was a tremendous...

Now time for a look at the week's tech news. tesla have announced it will lay off 10% of its global workforce. the cuts are the largest round yet to affect the firm's estimated 1a0,000 employees. the layoffs come weeks after tesla revealed it had delivered fewer vehicles than expected last quarter. nasa has confirmed a piece of space junk that damaged a man's home came from the international space station. it from the international space station. ., , ., from the international space station. . ., , station. it was a tremendous sound, it almost hit — station. it was a tremendous sound, it alm...

The Feb. 28 encounter between NASA's TIMED satellite and a dead Russian spacecraft was even closer than first thought — a mere 33 feet (10 meters) or so, NASA officials said.