WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal officials say they will allow operators to fly small drones on people and at night, potentially boosting commercial use of machines. Most drones will need to be equipped so that they can be remotely identified by law enforcement officers. The final rules announced Monday by the …
Read More »German pilot finds a giant syringe in the sky to illuminate the vaccination campaign.
A German pilot found a large syringe in the sky on Sunday to encourage people to be vaccinated against the coronavirus as vaccination campaigns began in Europe. Reuters reports that 20-year-old Sami Kramer mapped the route before flying in the sky near Lake Constance in southern Germany. The flight path …
Read More »Ticket OK Restrictions: Block bans on court orders appealing to the Trump administration
U.S. The government on Monday appealed a ruling by a federal judge earlier this month that barred authorities from fully enforcing its restrictions against the popular short-form video app. U.S. The appeal is being challenged by District Court Judge Carl Nichols’ preliminary order of Dec. 7, which ruled that U.S. …
Read More »Covid-19 data: Why drop in recent cases is not a possible indication that coronavirus is leaving Utah
SALT LAKE CITY – It is refreshing to see a decline in the curve of Utah’s Covid-19 epidemic after an increase in cases several months later; However, there are indications that recent case counts do not show a complete picture of COVID-19 in the state. In the traditional sense, the …
Read More »Space Images: The Best of 2020
There was a stunning cosmic image to celebrate the festival in 2020, from Hubble’s 30th birthday image to footage of a daring specimen on a planet. Here is a selection of our year’s offerings. Hubble’s ‘Cosmic Reef’ These portraits include the giant Nebula NGC 2014 and its neighbor NGC 2020 …
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