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Jun- 2021 -27 JuneDigital Media
London startup Simplestream bags £1M to help broadcasters make a switch to digital content
Simplestream, a London-based SaaS company, provides multi-platform live-streaming and video-on-demand services to broadcast and media companies. In a recent development, the company announced that it has secured a £1 million loan from the alternative lender BOOST&Co to build on a strong period of growth. Eyes grow its team BOOST&Co is a leading provider of growth capital for innovative, fast-growing UK SMEs. The independent asset manager offers loans ranging from £2 million to £10 million to companies across a wide range of sectors. However, these companies should have a strong track record in technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT). It has funded…
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26 JuneSpace Race
Virgin Galactic can fly passengers to suborbital space, FAA says
Key Points Virgin Galactic announced Friday that the Federal Aviation Administration granted the company the license it needs to fly passengers on future spaceflights. “The commercial license that we have had in place since 2016 remains in place, but is now cleared to allow us to carry commercial passengers when we’re ready to do so,” Virgin Galactic CEO Michael Colglazier told CNBC. The company cleared the final two FAA milestones of that program with its spaceflight test last month. Virgin Galactic is one step closer to becoming a fully fledged spaceline. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has updated Virgin Galactic’s…
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25 JuneScience Mysteries
Archaeologists Make Dramatic Discovery: A Prehistoric Human Type Previously Unknown to Science
Dramatic Discovery in Israeli Excavation The discovery of a new Homo group in this region, which resembles Pre-Neanderthal populations in Europe, challenges the prevailing hypothesis that Neanderthals originated from Europe, suggesting that at least some of the Neanderthals’ ancestors actually came from the Levant. The new finding suggests that two types of Homo groups lived side by side in the Levant for more than 100,000 years (200-100,000 years ago), sharing knowledge and tool technologies: the Nesher Ramla people who lived in the region from around 400,000 years ago, and the Homo sapiens who arrived later, some 200,000 years ago. The…
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20 JuneClimate Change
Flash Forest, a startup aims to use drones to plant a billion trees by 2028
This is how a fleet of drones are planting almost 20,000 seed pods every day. Since man alone cannot change the consequences of climate change, he will have to rely on technology to try to alleviate damage that already seems inevitable, and now they will rely on a fleet of drones that they are going to plant. more than 1 billion trees in just eight years. Now Toronto-based startup Flash Forest is going to use drones to plant trees 10 times faster than workers with the goal of planting 1 billion trees by 2028. Flash Forest combines the use of…
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19 JuneMars
Engineers Develop a New Water Treatment Technology That Could Also Help Mars Explorers
A catalyst that destroys perchlorate in water could clean Martian soil. A team led by University of California Riverside engineers has developed a catalyst to remove a dangerous chemical from water on Earth that could also make Martian soil safer for agriculture and help produce oxygen for human Mars explorers. Perchlorate, a negative ion consisting of one chlorine atom bonded to four oxygen atoms, occurs naturally in some soils on Earth, and is especially abundant in Martian soil. As a powerful oxidizer, perchlorate is also manufactured and used in solid rocket fuel, fireworks, munitions, airbag initiators for vehicles, matches and signal…
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