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Topic: Yuma AZ
![]() President Donald Trump with U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Yuma, Arizona. (White House) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
Dr. Alveda King says President Donald Trump Is Moving the Nation Toward Police Reform and Racial Justice
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President Donald Trump’s wall is going up, illegal immigration is down
Donald J. Trump won the Presidency promising to end that stalemate. Now, despite shocking levels of resistance from Democrats in Congress, the rule of law is being restored at our nation’s doorstep. Mile by mile, President Trump is keeping his promise. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
NASA works with NOAA to better detect Monsoon Flash Floods using GPS SensorsNASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Perhaps the least understood and most erratic weather pattern in the United States, the monsoon brings precipitation that is vital to agriculture and the ecosystem, but it also presents serious threats to life, limb, and property. ![]() North American monsoons can be unpredictable, erratic and bring severe flash flooding to dry, sunbaked areas. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Technology | No Comments
NASA partners Boeing and SpaceX complete latest round of Parachute TestsWritten by Marie Lewis
On March 4th, SpaceX performed its 14th overall parachute test supporting Crew Dragon development. This exercise was the first of several planned parachute system qualification tests ahead of the spacecraft’s first crewed flight and resulted in the successful touchdown of Crew Dragon’s parachute system. ![]() At left, Boeing conducted the first in a series of parachute reliability tests its Starliner flight drogue and main parachute system Feb. 22, 2018, over Yuma Arizona. (NASA) At right, SpaceX performed its fourteenth overall parachute test supporting Crew Dragon development March 4, 2018, over the Mojave Desert in Southern California. The test demonstrated an off-nominal, or abnormal, situation, deploying only one of the two drogue chutes and three of the four main parachutes. (SpaceX) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Technology | No Comments
NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Engineers begin Summer with Safety System TestsNASA Headquarters
At the Promontory, Utah, facility of Orion subcontractor Orbital ATK, engineers tested the abort motor for Orion’s launch abort system June 15th, firing the 17-foot tall motor for five seconds. The motor was fastened to a vertical test stand with its nozzles pointed toward the sky for the test. It produced enough thrust to lift 66 large SUVs off the ground and helps qualify the system for future missions with astronauts. ![]() The abort motor for Orion’s launch abort system fired for five seconds in a test at the Promontory, Utah facility of manufacturer Orbital ATK. (Orbital ATK) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Technology | No Comments
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