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Analyst at The Space Foundation. Husband, dad to two. Covered Gen. Washington's amphibious assault on the Delaware. Opinions are my own.
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As Russia, India Reach for Moon, NASA Supporters Work to Stop Budget Cuts

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By Tom Roeder Verified
| thespacereport.org
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Deutsche Fans bei WM in Katar: "Vorfreude ist keine da"

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By Tom Roeder Verified, Frank Hellmann Verified
| ZDF Verified
Das erste Spiel der deutschen Mannschaft steht an - und bei den Fans der Nationalmannschaft vor Ort kommt keine Vorfreude auf. Viele sind zudem gar nicht direkt in Katar. So wenig Begeisterung unter deutschen Fans gab es noch nie für eine WM - nur 35.000 Tickets wurden für den gesamten Turnierverlauf gekauft, selbst in Russland (62.000) und Brasilien (58.000) waren es deutlich mehr. Die Verantwortlichen rechnen mit rund 7.000 deutschen Fans pro Spiel.
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Harris Leads Meeting of Newly Enlarged Space Council

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By Tom Roeder Verified
| thespacereport.org
Credit: White House Photo By Tom Roeder troeder@SpaceFoundation.org Vice President Kamala Harris opened the first meeting of the reconstructed federal Space Council on Wednesday with calls to make climate data from satellites more available, grow the aerospace workforce by bolstering educational opportunities, and increase international cooperation with new treaties to govern conduct in orbit.
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