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Low Earth Orbit Congestion – What is it and what can we do about it?
LEO There are three primary types of satellite orbits around Earth: Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO). The orbits are categorised by the altitude and speed at which satellites orbit the Earth. GEO satellites have a fixed altitude of approximately 35,788 km (22,236 miles) above the Earth and travel at approximately 7,000 miles per hour.
Caryl & Thomas Cox: Trump administration is waging wholesale war on science
Nearly 50% of Americans believe we are losing ground in scientific achievement worldwide, according to a recent Pew Research report. This comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s massive funding cuts in science, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and medicine. Historically, Americans have supported scientific innovation, but support among the public has wavered due to the encroaching politicization of science by the current administration.
Caryl & Thomas Cox: Trump administration is waging wholesale war on science
Nearly 50% of Americans believe we are losing ground in scientific achievement worldwide, according to a recent Pew Research report. This comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s massive funding cuts in science, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and medicine. Historically, Americans have supported scientific innovation, but support among the public has wavered due to the encroaching politicization of science by the current administration.
America Loses Ground in Scientific Innovation
Nearly 50% of Americans believe we are losing ground in scientific achievement worldwide, according to a recent Pew Research report. This comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s massive funding cuts in science, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and medicine. Historically, Americans have supported scientific innovation, but support among the public has wavered due to the encroaching politicization of science by the current administration.
War on science | Opinion
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War on science | Opinion
Nearly 50% of Americans believe we are losing ground in scientific achievement worldwide, according to a recent Pew Research report. This comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s massive funding cuts in science, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and medicine. Historically, Americans have supported scientific innovation, but support among the public has wavered due to the encroaching politicization of science by the current administration.
War on science | Opinion
Nearly 50% of Americans believe we are losing ground in scientific achievement worldwide, according to a recent Pew Research report. This comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s massive funding cuts in science, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and medicine. Historically, Americans have supported scientific innovation, but support among the public has wavered due to the encroaching politicization of science by the current administration.
War on science | Opinion
Nearly 50% of Americans believe we are losing ground in scientific achievement worldwide, according to a recent Pew Research report. This comes on the heels of the Trump administration’s massive funding cuts in science, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and medicine. Historically, Americans have supported scientific innovation, but support among the public has wavered due to the encroaching politicization of science by the current administration.
Meet the team: Thomas Cox, Trainee Patent Attorney
Thomas Cox recently joined us here at Mewburn Ellis. Thomas is a trainee patent attorney in engineering and ICT group. He has a strong and recent background in space technology. We had a chat with Thomas to explore his interests. Thomas – it’s great to have you here at Mewburn – what brought you here?
It is not “pro-Putin” to criticise your own rulers
Labour MP’s tweet proves that the British establishment has no moral consistency at all. A British Labour Party MP posted a tweet recently which will likely remain one of the most insanely idiotic images I have ever seen, and it totally encapsulates both the current state of the Labour Party in the UK, as well as the travesty that the British political scene looks like right now.
“A Democratic Republic like Atlantis Buried Deep”
This isn’t an abuse of the justice system — it IS the justice system. Thomas Cox · Follow 12 min read · -- Marcellus Williams The year of 2024 has, for me, been the most eye-opening year of my life so far.
Quantum Key Distribution
Quantum key distribution (QKD) is a form of quantum cryptography that relies not on the ability of an attacker to compute hard mathematical problems, but instead the impossibility of an attacker violating the laws of physics.
Quantum key distribution
Previously we discussed a commonly used encryption system, RSA, which depends upon the mathematical difficulty of the integer factorization for its security. We also looked at the development of quantum computers, and how the threat that quantum computers pose to RSA will constantly increase, as quantum computers comprising higher and higher numbers of qubits are developed.
Report stresses need for policy consistency as governments set out to meet 30×30 target
Biodiversity > Report stresses need for policy consistency as governments set out to meet 30×30 target Report stresses need for policy consistency as governments set out to meet 30×30 target Published 10:38 on August 24, 2023 / Last updated at 10:38 on August 24, 2023 / t.cox07582600 / Biodiversity, International / No Comments Implementing aligned policies across ministries and avoiding vested interests will be a key factor for governments as they hammer out strategies to meet the Global...
Poet's Corner: First Kiss
Given not stolen Welcome not undue Eyes closed, lips ally Accept the gift Honor the giver The flavor lingers A first taste Of a banquet earned Nothing tastes better Than love. -By Thomas Broadway Cox Thomas Broadway Cox washed ashore at West Chop at age 11. After many years of splitting time between Harvard Square and Martha’s Vineyard, he now resides full-time in Vineyard Haven. He has always found writing creatively in different genres to be a necessary artistic outlet.
Promoting wellbeing in Telford and Wrekin Council
Thomas Cox, Communications Officer at Telford and Wrekin Council, discusses the importance of a wellbeing initiative for Telford and Wrekin’s residents Mental and physical wellbeing are paramount to a good quality of life. When we struggle with our wellbeing, it can dramatically affect our lives. At Telford and Wrekin Council, we have set up a Year of Wellbeing council initiative that has fed into the aims and the strategy of our Director of Public Health.
152nd Civil Engineer Squadron, Forest Service continue 38-year partnership at Tahoe historic site
Thomas Cox Airman 1st Class Airmen from the 152nd Civil Engineer Squadron, Nevada Air National Guard, work on a reroofing project with the U.S. Forest Service on Oct. 21 at the Tallac Historical Site. Airman 1st Class Thomas Cox/U.S. Air National Guard SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — The year was 1983, the Air Force wore the green fatigue uniforms and the Nevada Air National Guard was in the middle of the RF-4C Phantom aircraft era.
In a special October/November issue starring Salma Hayek, Carlos Santana, Johnny Pacheco, and others, AARP The magazine celebrates Latin-American Icons in l'october/november issue
WASHINGTON, September 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- To commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month, the October/November issue of AARP The Magazine (ATM) highlights numerous influential Latin-American icons, including cover star Salma Hayek, who shares a rare look into her life as tyrannical Latin American woman in Hollywood.
The largest biofuel producer in the US pledges carbon neutrality by 2050
by Thomas Cox | September 16, 2021 Finance In order to fight climate change, the company pledged to reduce its carbon footprint by 2050. The latest company to pledge to cut its footprint to eliminate emissions of carbon by 1050, said on Wednesday, Sept 15th, that the largest The company said that its ethanol will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 70% in the United States by 2030, up from about 46% today, the company added.
Council Post: Overscheduled: The Dilemma Of Working From Home And Why Breaks Are The Solution
Thomas Bradley Cox is the President of Oliver Group. getty Recently, I was speaking with a colleague about how she was navigating working from home. She responded by saying, “We have gone from open doors and hallway meetings to being overscheduled.” Over the last few months, I have been reflecting on that very sensation. Other conversations revealed similar experiences where booking back-to-back meetings is quite common.
Council Post: Followership: Forming Judgments From The Right Assumptions
Thomas Bradley Cox is the President of Oliver Group. getty It is human nature to form judgments. Our brains are wired, at the core, to operate from an instinctive starting point. Our ancestors needed this primal component to evaluate and deal with threats — as do we, in today’s terms, though to a different extent when it comes to working within organizations. The area of the brain at work is the limbic system. Within that is the amygdala, from where our fight, flight or freeze responses originate.
4 Practical Ways to Learn a Language through TV and Movies
Image Source When I first read this suggested topic title I groaned, thinking of those teachers who too easily resort to showing a TV program or movie in class when they just don't want to teach. Yet when I read the piece, it was interesting and informative. Thanks to Tom Cox for the post. – KW People are cooped up at home a whole lot more than usual these days.
Council Post: How Effective Are Your Leadership Development Initiatives? Five Questions To Ask
Thomas Bradley Cox is the president of Oliver Group. getty Recently, a good friend shared a link to an article by Simon Banks. The image he drew to accompany the article contains a quote credited to Dr. Stephen Brown: “You are not a leader until you have produced a leader who can produce another leader.” I agree with his sentiments about a leader’s job. Technical proficiency is a given, but the development of others is the mandate.
Worried About Your Employees' Remote Productivity? Take A Look At Your Objectives
Photo: Getty This is not another diatribe about all the transitions we are all dealing with. Nor is it a how-to guide on self-care during the global pandemic. It is, however, a solid look at a real concern that leaders have with the work-from-home mandates, and that is productivity. For those of us fortunate enough to be able to work remotely, and for leaders of those now working remotely, there is a real concern with whether or not the work is actually getting done and how to know for sure.
Beatrice Dillon // Live Review
Beatrice Dillon’s latest album explores her interest in control through machines, her show last week showed how this can be done with humanity. Although Dillon’s latest album Workaround was released a month ago, the event last week (March 7) felt like a personal launch as it took place in Somerset House, where she is a resident artist.
From The Playground To The Boardroom: A Gender Journey
Recently, I have found myself in a number of gender-in-the-workplace discussions. I always find myself pressing for an open and objective conversation about differences and how we can leverage them. It’s popular to speak about diversity and inclusion in the workplace, but I want to know how much of that goes beyond acceptance and into action. About a year ago, my wife and I were sitting poolside and observed a group of teenage boys playing on the diving boards.
Our galaxy‘s date with destruction
When galaxies collide Full-scale simulations typically require two weeks of number crunching. This calculation demands power equivalent to that of 16 high-performance desktop computers. Since the early days of astronomy, merging galaxies have remained curiosities owing to their complex and irregular shapes. But astronomers now appreciate that mergers significantly drive galaxy evolution.
Correction: LOXL2-Mediated Matrix Remodeling in Metastasis and Mammary Gland Involution
Correction: LOXL2-Mediated Matrix Remodeling in Metastasis and Mammary Gland Involution Holly E. Barker, Joan Chang, Thomas R. Cox, Georgina Lang, Demelza Bird, Monica Nicolau, Holly R. Evans, Alison Gartland and Janine T. Erler Cancer Res October 1 2019 (79) (19) 5123; DOI: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-19-2420
Editor's Note: LOX-Mediated Collagen Cross-linking Is Responsible for Fibrosis-Enhanced Metastasis
Editor's Note: LOX-Mediated Collagen Cross-linking Is Responsible for Fibrosis-Enhanced Metastasis Thomas R. Cox, Demelza Bird, Ann-Marie Baker, Holly E. Barker, Melisa W.-Y. Ho, Georgina Lang and Janine T. Erler Cancer Res October 1 2019 (79) (19) 5124; DOI: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-19-2419
BRAINCHILD 2019 // LIVE REVIEW
Independent festival Brainchild crafted a unique atmosphere with a variety of performances in a dreamy field… Walking from the shipping crate cocktail bar to the campsite, I weaved my way around several groups of people. The first were playing with an invisible Frisbee, leaping into the air. The second were sprawled in the shade of a structure of elephantine intestines made of cushions. A pillow was oozing its stuffing, curled around their heads like fluffy sheep. They chatted solemnly.
Climbing up the ranks: Thomas L. Cox hits the top three percent of New York Life’s elite sales force
Thomas L. Cox has been named a member of the 2018 Chairman's Council of New York Life, according to a release. Members of the Chairman's Council rank in the top three percent of New York Life's elite sales force of 12,500 licensed agents in sales achievement. Cox has been a New York Life agent since 1987, and is associated with New York Life's Northern California General Office in Roseville, Calif.
Elation Sixbar 1000
ROAD TEST Elation Sixbar 1000 By Thomas Cox. Thomas is the Senior Lighting technician at Sydney’s Audio Visual Events (AVE). Based in St Leonards, AVE has been providing production and equipment for everything from small boardroom meetings through to large scale events for 16 years. Thomas has over 10 years’ experience across multiple disciplines including audio and video, with lighting being his speciality.
Thomas Cox: Boiler Room – A Missed Opportunity? - Attack Magazine
Is it time we took the focus off the DJ? Thomas Cox argues that live streaming platforms like Boiler Room have the power to reaffirm the link between dance music and dancing. I’m very much into connecting the dots between the past and the present of dance music. Continuity helps us solidify what can often feel like random hyped sub-genres fighting for legitimacy into something more substantial: dance music’s actual culture.
Dr. Thomas Cox - Black Hills Pioneer: Obituaries
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The last of the bodies were removed from an Orlando gay nightclub overnight as investigators dug into the background of t…
These photos celebrate being naked - and that’s it
To embrace digital she treats her website like a performance space. Clicking on one image can take you down a rabbit hole of others. She has bigger ideas. “I wish my site was just advertising banners,” she says. “Where you click on one and you see another one and you're like: ‘Oh I didn't want to see that.’” Gruner was inspired by wondering about the difference between the online fleshy famous, like the Instagrams of American strippers, and their human selves.
Thomas Patrick Cox - Black Hills Pioneer: Obituaries
A professor emeritus of psychology, Thomas taught high school in Roy, Mont., and worked at the Oregon Zoological Research Center in Portland, The College of Great Falls in Lewiston, The State University of New York, Brooklyn, and Hunter College in New York City before moving to Black Hills State University as an assistant professor. Thomas published seminal articles about the olfactory system in mice.
Portraits of gang members in a El Salvadoran prison too dangerous for the wardens to enter
Images from the series MS-13 by Adam Hinton © Adam Hinton / Panos In El Salvador, in a prison guarded by the army, Adam Hinton photographed the most dangerous of the 2,600 inmates - the men who control the prison, because the guards are too scared to enter. Not many photographers get the chance to enter a prison guarded by an army, let alone shoot inside one.
John Conn - Signs of the Homeless
All images from the series Homeless/Signs © John Conn John Conn spent a summer photographing the men and women living on the streets of Manhattan, New York. Each had a sign, and a very personal story. Thomas Cox reports. “We all see the homeless – more or less – although we often do our best to look elsewhere,” says New York photographer John Conn.
A young photographer takes an epic journey across India
All images from the series A Myth of Two Souls © Vasantha Yogananthan A sprawling, ambitious photographic "personal allegory" of the Ramayana, the 24,000 stanza Hindu poem 300 BC, won the French Sri-Lankan photographer Vasantha Yogananthan the IdeasTap and Magnum Photography Award. He introduces the project to BJP. “This story you cannot tell, only recording the work as it is,” says photographer Vasantha Yogananthan.
iD by Blue Teapot Theatre Company
description iD: identity iD: intellectual Disability ‘Who do you think I am’. iD experiences the world as seen through the eyes of people with intellectual disability and questions our perceptions of identity along the way. Blue Teapot is a multi award winning theatre company, performing arts school and outreach project for people with intellectual disabilities; committed to high quality theatre, training and the celebration of creativity.
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