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28 more Yellowstone bison moved to Fort Peck Reservation for quarantine - Vimarsana News

28 more Yellowstone bison moved to Fort Peck Reservation for quarantine

For the sixth time since the exchange was established, 28 Yellowstone National Park bison were shipped to the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation on Wednesday.

NASA Releases Autonomous Flight Termination Unit Software to Industry; Final Certification On-Target for February 2022 - Vimarsana News

NASA Releases Autonomous Flight Termination Unit Software to Industry; Final Certification On-Target for February 2022

/PRNewswire/ -- NASA has provided an advance release of its NASA Autonomous Flight Termination Unit (NAFTU) software code to the launch industry, a critical...

Earthly brands for interstellar plans - Vimarsana News

Earthly brands for interstellar plans

Ashwini Deshpande and Manav Kambli of Elephant Design talk about the space industry. How it has influenced brands to create aspirational value in its products. This includes: space exploration, product innovation and everyday conveniences. Read more about the finer linkages ...

Bank of America latest to invest in Minneapolis VC fund focused on inclusivity - Vimarsana News

Bank of America latest to invest in Minneapolis VC fund focused on inclusivity

The bank's investment brings Brown Venture Group's inaugural close to the $50 million goal. The firm plans to finalize investments in nearly a dozen startups before the end of 2021.

Florida's hungry children wait for DeSantis - Vimarsana News

Florida's hungry children wait for DeSantis

It’s a distinction no state should want: Florida stands alone this school year by refusing to take federal money to help feed 2.1 million low-income children whose families typically rely