A projectile reportedly struck near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant on Saturday, with reports indicating one security worker killed and at least five others injured. The strike, allegedly part of a broader wave of military operations against Iranian targets, has prompted international calls for military restraint around nuclear facilities. The IAEA confirmed that no increase […]

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China's Chang'e program went from lunar orbiter to sample return in fifteen years and has now placed a base module at the south pole — a pace of execution that reveals as much about institutional design as it does about engineering capability.

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Quick forgivers aren't soft — they've done the math on resentment and decided the ongoing cost exceeds whatever satisfaction the anger provides. Research across 22 countries now backs up what they seem to intuit.

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When Italy’s Argotec opened its first U.S. satellite production facility near Kennedy Space Center this April, it did not make front-page news. Neither did Belgium’s Aerospacelab when it inaugurated a factory in Torrance, California. But taken together, these moves — and the wave of European investment behind them — point to something the American space […]

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Self-determination theory reveals why the deepest regret doesn't come from failure but from succeeding at goals you never authentically chose, and why midlife is when the gap between achievement and autonomy becomes impossible to ignore.

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