NATO defence ministers on Thursday (22 October) are expected to approve a plan to create a new space centre at the alliance’s Air Command in Ramstein, Germany, in response to growing concerns over protecting satellite and navigation assets from enemy interference.
The plans were first reported earlier on Monday by German press agency DPA and the daily Süddeutsche Zeitung.</em
According to the reports, the base would join with the NATO air force high command in Ramstein, in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, and would serve primarily as a coordination centre for space observation.
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Aleph Farms Launches 'Aleph Zero' Program to Grow Steaks in Space
The core mission of the new initiative is centered on introducing new capabilities for locally producing fresh, quality meat even in the most harsh and remote extraterrestrial environments, such as space.
To the achieve this goal, Aleph Farms is securing strategic partnerships with technology companies and space agencies for long term collaborative research and development contracts that will ensure the integration of Aleph Farms' innovations into leading space programs.
Aleph Farms launches programme to cultivate meat in space - FoodBev Media
Israel-based start-up Aleph Farms has announced the launch of its new programme, Aleph Zero, as it aims to accelerate extraterrestrial food production.
The new initiative is focused on introducing new capabilities to enable local production of fresh, quality meat anywhere, independent of climate change and availability of local natural resources.
The Aleph Zero programme will publicly debut today at CMS20 Online (Cultured Meat Symposium), alongside NASA, and follows on from the company’s first successful experiment of cultivating cell-grown meat on the International Space Station a year ago.
DC could host 10 demonstrations during election week | wusa9.com
WASHINGTON — The National Park Service is reviewing nine permits for demonstrations across the capital during Election Week, with one event approved so far, and the balance drawing attention to issues from election integrity to U.F.O.s.
The largest of the First Amendment permit applications calls for 10,000 people to organize with the group ShutDownDC , as demonstrators engage in a "week of action to ensure free and fair elections."
The group came into focus during the summer of 2019 when members blocked traffic throughout the District to highlight climate change inaction.
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Theatre Odyssey awards prizes for 10-Minute Play festival winners
Michelle Pascua, a writer from Celebration, has been named the winner of the 2020 Theatre Odyssey Ten-Minute Play Festival, which was presented for the first time in the style of traditional radio dramas.
Pascua will receive the $500 top prize for her play "Single Rider," about two single people who meet and connect on a ride at Disney World in a story with an extraterrestrial twist.
It was one of eight new short plays by Florida writers featured in Theatre Odyssey's 15th festival.
French start-up Ynsect raises $224m to build world's biggest bug farm
A French start-up has come up with a solution to solve the rising global demand for food and the lack of land by building an indoor insect farm.
The start-up raised the funds to build its second indoor farm from investors including Hollywood actor Robert Downey Jr.'s Footprint Coalition.
So far, Ynsect has raised $224m (£172m) this month to build the world's biggest bug farm in Amiens in northern France.
The 40-metre-tall plant spread over 40,000 square metres is planning to open in early 2022. Ynsect will produce 100,000 tonnes of insect products such as flour and oil annually and conserve land use.
Experts: Flash in dark sky of Western Pa.
Stars and planets grow up together as siblings -- ScienceDaily
Astronomers have found compelling evidence that planets start to form while infant stars are still growing. The high-resolution image obtained with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) shows a young proto-stellar disk with multiple gaps and rings of dust. This new result, just published in Nature , shows the youngest and most detailed example of dust rings acting as cosmic cradles, where the seeds of planets form and take hold.
An international team of scientists led by Dominique Segura-Cox at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE) in Germany targeted the proto-star IRS 63 with the ALMA radio observatory. This system is 470 light years from Earth and located deep within the dense L1709 interstellar cloud in the Ophiuchus constellation.
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