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Zoom in / An electronic missile launched the NROL-162 mission on July 13. rocket lab Welcome to Rocket Report 5.04! Be sure and read to the end, because most of this week’s news is about heavy missiles, or at least Suggestion Heavy missiles. Also, there will be no newsletter next week because I will be spending time with my family. But then I’ll be back in the saddle for the rest of the summer and fall, which promises to be full of expensive rocket launches. As always, we welcome Readers’ offers. And if you don’t want to miss any issues, please register using the box below (the form won’t appear on AMP-enabled versions of the site). Each report will include information on small, medium and heavy missiles as well as a glimpse of the next three launches on the calendar. Isar Aerospace departs from French Guiana . The Germany-based startup announced on Thursday. It will conduct commercial and institutional launches from the European Spaceport in French Guiana starting in 2024. In

The Dragons have gone home with a win in a crucial encounter against the Sea Eagles, winning 20-6. On a rainy night at the Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, star midfielder Ben Hunt leaned back and took the lead. The 32-year-old started the scoring with a quick run, sneaking under the attacking Sea Eagles defender. MATCH CENTER: St George Illawarra Dragons vs Manly Sea Eagles, live scores, teams Stream every match from every round of Telstra 2022 NRL Premier League Season Live & Ad-Free During Play on Kayo. New to Kayo? Start your free trial now > Hunt then lowered his head and dug his way to the test line to give the Dragons an early lead. The Dragons haven’t lost in 2022 after scoring the first goal, and that trend continued after Hunt’s early try. “He’s in purple patch form, Ben Hunt,” said Fox League’s Andrew Voss. But, he didn’t finish there – scoring a goal from grubber Junior Amone just minutes later. “Benny Hunt, just pushing, what a competitor he is, he’s the beating heart o

Private school teacher reveals truth about what phrases on REAL report cards mean – and why being a ‘good listener’ is a BAD thing Dr Selina Samuels teacher reveals what the report card really means A seemingly positive phrase like ‘a good listener’ can have a coded meaning Independent can mean they don’t share well, while social can mean annoying By Bridie Pearson-jones For Daily Mail Australia Published: 10:59 PM EDT, 14 July 2022 | Updated: 02:18 EDT, 15 July 2022 An early learning expert has revealed what teachers really mean when writing common phrases on report cards – from ‘he knows his own mind’ which means ‘stubborn and uncooperative’ to ‘he has a lot of potential’ which means ‘lazy’. Dr Selina Samuels, Chief Learning Officer for Cluey Learning explains in a blog post that many of the terms used by teachers are sanitized and actually have a much deeper meaning. The teacher, who spent several years working at

A new investigative report out Tuesday found that long-standing COVID-19 patients are traveling overseas to try expensive and untested treatments for their symptoms, including screening their blood. But at least some experts are concerned about the trend, warning that this treatment lacks solid evidence to support its claimed benefits. The report is a collaboration between The BMJ and ITV News. The authors visited or interviewed patients who went to clinics in Cyprus, Germany and Switzerland hoping to find relief for lingering post-covid symptoms. These symptoms tend to include, but are not limited to, persistent fatigue, breathing problems, and cognitive dysfunction, or brain fog. The main treatment offered by this clinic is called apheresis. The patient’s blood is drawn, which is then “washed” and broken down into its different components of plasma and red blood cells. The blood is then recombined and finally given back to the patient via a different vein. The treatment is supp

Many of us are taught from an early age that vegetables are nutritional superstars, and we should eat at least five servings per day. Key points: Experts believe time and cost constraints are factors why some people abandon their healthy eating habits Floods and prolonged wet weather across eastern Australia have sent the prices of some vegetables such as iceberg lettuce skyrocketing A Tasmanian nonprofit has started a new project to provide healthy lunches to students in 15 schools across the state But a recent Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) report found that most adults don’t eat the recommended amounts of vegetables. In fact, less than one in 10 adults eat enough vegetables each day: 96 percent of men and 87 percent of women don’t eat enough vegetables. So why did it get so bad? There are several reasons why people don’t include enough vegetables in their diet, and experts believe our busy lifestyles are one of them. “Vegetables are not a comfort food, if you’re o