Many take for granted that our phones connect to GPS satellites to help us navigate, or that the weatherman on CNC3 has up-to-date satellite images of potential hurricanes forming in the ocean. All of these practical use cases rely on satellites in space, which are supported by a complex industrial base here on Earth.
NPR News: 09-22-2026 7PM EDT See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences. NPR Privacy Policy
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) — Voters in La Crosse and Eau Claire will consider measures this November to create citizens’ advisory committees focused on health care access and affordability.
NEW YORK, New York - The Nasdaq Composite closed at a fresh record high Tuesday, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell, as President Trump's warning to Iran...
Madura United mewajibkan seluruh pemain menjalani program latihan mandiri selama libur sembilan hari akibat jeda internasional FIFA Matchday untuk menjaga kebugaran.
A U.S. Navy torpedo lost during a training exercise off Southern California drifted into Mexican waters and was recovered near Ensenada before being returned to U.S. authorities, Mexico’s Navy said. The device was a nonexplosive MK 54 REXTORP practice torpedo designed for training launches from aircraft or ships, the Mexican Navy said in a Monday press release detailing the recovery and return. 🚨 #BajaCalifornia | Un torpedo apareció a la deriva frente a las costas de #Ensenada y fueron pescadores quienes alertaron a la Marina. El artefacto fue localizado a 42.7 kilómetros al suroeste del puerto. La @SEMAR_mx confirmó que se trata de un torpedo de prácticas, utilizado… pic.twitter.com/PxTZ1ToGgo — Michelle Rivera (@michelleriveraa) September 17, 2026 The device was lost by U.S. Navy personnel on Sept. 2 and spotted adrift two weeks later by fishermen roughly 20 nautical miles southwest of Ensenada, Baja California , the Mexican Navy said. The fishermen’s report of an object with ballistic characteristics prompted the Mexican Navy’s Ensenada Search, Rescue and Maritime Surveillance Station to send a small boat to investigate. Naval personnel recovered the device last week and secured it at the Second Naval Zone’s facilities, noting that it posed no danger to navigation or the maritime community. According to information provided by the U.S. Defense Attaché, the device belonged to the U.S. Navy and was lost about 18 nautical miles west of San Clemente Island during the Sept. 2 training exercise. Mexico’s Navy said poor weather hampered the search and the battery for the torpedo’s location system later expired. After U.S. authorities confirmed the device was theirs, the commander of Mexico’s Second Naval Zone handed it over to personnel from the U.S. Naval Attaché in Mexico for transfer to U.S. authorities. The fishermen initially believed the object might be floating seaweed, according to ABC Noticias. “We thought it was sargassum. We said: Let’s go fish for dorado, ” one fisherman said. In Mexico, mahi-mahi is commonly called dorado. With reports from El Financiero , ABC Noticias and Tiempo The post Ensenada fishermen make an unusual catch: A US military torpedo appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Un grande tessuto nero, lungo diversi metri, copre la strada principale e riporta a mano i nomi di 300 bambini uccisi nelle zone di Gaza e del Libano, dopo la dichiarazione di un cessate-il-fuoco mai realizzato.
Il presidente del Consiglio ha accusato il presidente della Repubblica di aver stabilito il limite massimo di stranieri ammessi nelle scuole pubbliche.
Il fine settimana del Gran Premio dell’Azerbaijan si svolgerà sul circuito di Baku sabato 26 settembre, con in palio 25 punti validi per il campionato di Formula Uno.
