Adults who abandon their hobbies don't just lose a pleasant distraction — they lose access to flow states, temporal landmarks, and the only space in their lives where they existed outside their obligations, with measurable consequences for identity and mental health.

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SAN FRANCISCO – Albedo, the former Earth-observation startup now focused on satellite manufacturing, announced plans April 9 to send its second spacecraft into very low-Earth orbit (VLEO).

The contract supports next-generation GPS IIIF satellites through 2030

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The new architecture combines high resolution with rapid revisit

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Apex Satellite announced plans to build two new, significantly larger spacecraft platforms aimed at orbital data centers and the Pentagon’s Golden Dome missile defense architecture, a sharp reversal from the company’s position less than a year ago when CEO Ian Cinnamon previously expressed that the company saw limited market demand for larger spacecraft platforms. The […]

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Research consistently shows that suppressing anger doesn't reduce the emotion — it amplifies it while creating inauthenticity, relationship damage, and health consequences that the calm exterior was supposed to prevent.

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‘Comet Mini’ and ‘Comet XL’ target energy-intensive missions

A 64-year-old Kashmiri woman who never picked up a weapon has been sentenced to die in prison. In March, a special National Investigation Agency court in New Delhi handed Aasiya Andrabi three concurrent life sentences, making her among the first Kashmiri women jailed for participation in the self-determination movement to receive such a punishment. The […]

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