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Velocity Clinical Research, Inc.: Velocity Clinical Research acquires Meridian Clinical Research creating largest global research sites business

DURHAM, N.C., Dec. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Velocity Clinical Research ("Velocity"), the leading integrated research site organization, today announces its acquisition of Meridian Clinical Research ....

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MSNBC All In With Chris Hayes June 4, 2024 01:56:00

Working, you don t have nuclear waste. none of this you do have some radioactive fallout, just like you might with hospital equipments, but you won t have the spent fuel and all this space to get rid of. so fusion works very differently, and infusion, what s happening, two atoms need to come together at a, you know, very high velocity, high temperature, and sort of, smash together, to form this reaction. it s the same reaction that, you know, creates the energy in a stark, or creates the energy in the sun. and doing this just requires, you know, getting temperatures up to the temperature of the core of the sun, and you know, incredible speeds, and it just takes a lot of equipment, a lot of costs, to try to do it for decades, to get the results that will be announced tomorrow. okay, the key sentence there that have always something to think about this, the process happening in the sun. so right, the energy of the earth that we ve been relying on forever, which will ultimately flows ....

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MSNBC All In With Chris Hayes June 4, 2024 08:56:00

Traditional nuclear power plants. the big difference here is that you could create this nuclear reaction, and it could get this working, you don t have nuclear waste. none of this you do have some radioactive fallout, just like you might with hospital equipments, but you won t have the spent fuel and all this space to get rid of. so fusion works very differently, and infusion, what s happening, two atoms need to come together at a, you know, very high velocity, high temperature, and sort of, smash together, to form this reaction. it s the same reaction that, you know, creates the energy in a stark, or creates the energy in the sun. and doing this just requires, you know, getting temperatures up to the temperature of the core of the sun, and you know, incredible speeds, and it just takes a lot of equipment, a lot of costs, to try to do it for decades, to get the results that will be announced tomorrow. okay, the key sentence there that have always something to think about this, the ....

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CNN CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield June 4, 2024 16:10:00

Safer way to reenter. you can only do that because of the computer technologies, our ability to control spacecraft in ways that were just impossible the first time. this is unmanned, but a test drive of what possibly come later. so what is nasa hoping to learn from whether this kind of rock skipping technique works? well, it s to see whether or not this process of shedding some of that velocity actually is going to be useful for the astronauts, allows you to land much closer. the old way, you have to splash down somewhere way out in the ocean, which required a lot of infrastructure, was much more dangerous to have all those ships out there and this way, you re going to land, you know, you can really be off the coast and be much more exact where you re going to splash down. that s also going to be really important. as you do this routinely. ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:23:00

The final and arguably most risky aspect of the mission, the re entry and landing. when you send a spacecraft from the moon back to the earth that hits the atmosphere at about 25,000 mph and you have to lose speed before you get into the atmosphere because if you don t you can burn up on re entry and your spacecraft disintegrates and that is not good for any humans on board. the spacecraft has systems and it is designed to slow it down as it comes through the atmosphere and it is a heat shield to protect the spacecraft which has to stand up to temperature is about 3000 celsius and the parachutes have to open correctly and that has to come down at the slow enough velocity that that land safe in the ocean and although systems will be tested later this afternoon. i have heard it described like throwing a football about 300 yards and hitting a penny. is it really is complicated is that, it sounds terrifying. it is, you have to be really accurate. it is a very small window you have ....

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