SpaceX launches classified spy satellite for US military, lands rocket
SpaceX sent a U.S. spy satellite to orbit Wednesday (Feb. 2) in the second of three planned launches over a four-day stretch.
Aussies say famed British explorer’s ship found in Rhode Island, Americans say not so fast
Australian maritime experts said Thursday they believed they’ve found the wreck of James Cook’s HMS Endeavour. But archaeologists in the U.S. said the findings were premature.
Shares of Facebook parent Meta plunge 23 percent on lower profits
Newly renamed Meta is investing heavily in its futuristic “metaverse” project, but for now, relies on advertising revenue for nearly all its income.
‘It’s still very real’: Omicron cases may have peaked in Arizona, but hospitals haven’t seen a slowdown
“People are being yelled at. There are incidents where staff are being spit on,” said a Tucson Medical Center nurse manager.
Phoenix local music picks for February: The Black Moods, Steve Gadd, Los Esplifs and more
Local music picks for February: The Black Moods, Los Esplifs, Calumet, Steve Gadd, Banana Gun, John Primer with Bob Corritore, Treasure MammaL, more.
Best local bands to see in February in metro Phoenix
Local music picks for February: The Black Moods, Phoenix Rock Lottery, Dropout Kings, Steve Gadd, Banana Gun, Bob Corritore, Joey DeFrancesco,
Get ready for Artopia, an immersive art exhibition is coming to Phoenix
This immersive pop-up art experience is coming to Phoenix. Here’s what we know about Artopia, created by Chicago-based entrepreneurs.
Get ready to experience this traveling, out-of-this-world art show opening in Phoenix
Artopia, an immersive art experience created in Chicago, is coming to Phoenix. Here’s what we know about dates and tickets for the whow.
WTF Fun Fact – Jackalope Myth Origin
The Shope papillomavirus is a virus that can cause rabbits to grow keratinous carcinomas or “horns” on their head. This … Read More & Source
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Greenland lost enough ice in last 2 decades to cover entire US in 1.5 feet of water
Satellite data shows that Greenland’s ice sheet has lost enough water over 20 years to submerge the entire United States.