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China brushes aside concern over harm triggered by rocket debris China on Friday brushed aside concern that debris from its large rocket that is likely to fall back to Earth this weekend would hurt people, stressing most of it will be burned in the atmosphere. Latest estimates have shown the Long March-5B Y2 rocket, which carried the core module of China's first space station to orbit late last month, is expected to come down "somewhere between" Saturday and Sunday, the United States said. The Long March-5B Y2 rocket carrying the core module of China's space station, Tianhe, blasts off from t...

Friday morning spacex launch. look closely. as part of the falcon-9 rocket separates from the spacex crew dragon carrying four astronauts, some kind of object appears to fly right between them. look again in slow motion. the incident under scrutiny after officials reported a scare in space over a different incident more than six hours into the flight, just as the astronauts were getting to bed. mission control telling them to put those pressurized suits back on over fears of a possible collision with space junk. the u.s. space command later saying there was no threat. but what exactly was that...

The April 6 city election installed three new City Council members, along with handing three incumbents a second term. But regarding policies, those new members seem to be cut from the same cloth as those they’re replacing, suggesting voters sought to maintain the status quo. For example, Dave Donelson won the northwest District 1 seat. The retired Army officer and physician assistant will replace Don Knight, who’s also a retired military officer. Knight endorsed Donelson as did Mayor John Suthers, who called him a “solid conservative.” The other newcomers include leadersh...

1 of 4 Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond,, the commander of the United States Space Command speaks as Gen. Joseph F. Dunford, Jr., the Joint Chiefs of Staff listens Sept. 9, 2019, during a ceremony to recognize the establishment of the United States Space Command at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colo. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) CHRISTIAN MURDOCK/THE GAZETTE Air Force Photo U.S. Space Command leader Gen. John “Jay” Raymond, third from left, and Senior Enlisted Adviser Chief Master Sgt. Roger Towberman present President Donald Trump with the U.S. Sp...

First Air Force takes on new role supporting US Space Command Rachel S. Cohen March 15 A 138th Fighter Wing Viper out of Tulsa Air National Guard Base, Okla., provides NORAD and First Air Force with temporary flight restriction zone enforcement during the Nov. 15, 2020, SpaceX launch. (Master Sgt. C.T. Michael/Air Guard) The Air Force has tapped Florida-based First Air Force as the new air component to U.S. Space Command, providing air support to the military’s daily space operations. It’s the latest step as part of the Pentagon’s sweeping slate of space reforms that have brea...