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Matt Alderton

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Freelance #writer, #editor, #journalist who's addicted to burgers, dill pickles, pensive moments overlooking Lake Michigan and snuggles from his puppy, Tilly.
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The Fuel for the Next Generation of Cislunar Exploration? Technology and Talent.

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By Matt Alderton Verified
| Copernical.com
After NASA astronauts landed on the moon in 1969, their achievement bore decades’ worth of fruit, including scientific discoveries and a strategic national security advantage.
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The Fuel for the Next Generation of Cislunar Exploration? Technology and Talent.

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By Matt Alderton Verified
| SpaceNews Verified
After NASA astronauts landed on the moon in 1969, their achievement bore decades’ worth of fruit, including scientific discoveries and a strategic national security advantage. Now — with plans to revisit the moon and eventually Mars — the United States is counting on a return. “I am often asked why we send our astronauts into such a harsh, dangerous, unforgiving environment as space or the lunar surface and at such great cost,” NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said during a May press conference.
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Criminals Pose as Friends to Get You to Click on Fake Party Invitations

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By Matt Alderton Verified
| AARP
Criminals Pose as Friends to Get You to Click on Fake Party Invitations Bogus invites appear to come through popular email invitation services and aim to steal your money, contacts or personal information Published July 31, 2026 AARP (Getty Images) Key takeaways Scammers are sending fake party invitations that mimic services like Evite, Paperless Post and Punchbowl to steal login credentials.
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