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The Silent Crypto Shake-Up: MicroStrategy’s Insatiable Bitcoin Appetite Meets FloppyPepe’s Bold Ascent

MicroStrategy continues its aggressive Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition, adding 7,633 coins for a total of 478,740 BTC, aiming for a $42 billion target over three years. The company’s recent Bitcoin purchase was valued at $742.4 million, with an average price of $97,255 per

11 March 2025

Local·News·Security·Weather

Chilling Arctic Blast: Winter Storms Grip Millions in Virginia

A massive winter storm affects the East Coast, impacting over 90 million people and leading to a state of emergency in Virginia. Residents encounter severe weather challenges, including power outages and hazardous conditions on icy roads. Supermarkets experience rapid stock depletion as

12 February 2025

Defense·NASA·News·Security

Eyes to the Sky: Are UFO Secrets Finally Being Unveiled?

A former Air Force veteran’s UFO encounter highlights potential secret government programs studying alien technology. The veteran’s experience with a mysterious nocturnal object sparks public curiosity and speculation about extraterrestrial phenomena. Classified documents suggest covert government investigations into unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).

12 February 2025

News·Security

The Haunting Legacy of Ed Warren: More Than Just a Hollywood Story

Ed Warren gained fame through pop culture, especially via The Conjuring series, with stories of poltergeists and haunted dolls. He, along with his clairvoyant partner Lorraine, rose to prominence in the 1970s and ’80s through notorious paranormal investigations. The authenticity of the

12 February 2025

News·Security

The Secret Seekers: Congress’s New Push for Truth Behind Federal Mysteries

Representatives James Comer and Anna Paulina Luna have initiated a task force focused on declassifying key historical files. The task force aims to unearth information on significant historical events, such as the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.

12 February 2025

Launch·Local·News

Baltimore’s Digital Transformation: New Technology Unveiled! See How It’s Changing Lives

Baltimore is pioneering smart city technology to enhance urban living and sustainability. The city plans to implement intelligent transportation systems to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow. A commitment to renewable energy, including solar panels and wind turbines, aims to reduce carbon

12 February 2025

Industry·Launch·NASA·News·SpaceX

Space Drama: How NASA Shuffled Crew-10 Stars to the ISS With a SpaceX Twist

NASA is advancing its Crew-10 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) with a scheduled launch on March 12. The mission will use a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to send three NASA astronauts and one Russian cosmonaut to the ISS. The Crew-10

12 February 2025

NASA·News·SpaceX

Astronauts’ Surprising Journey: Inside NASA’s Tense Orbit with Boeing and SpaceX

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams faced an extended stay on the International Space Station due to issues with Boeing’s Starliner. Their return originally planned on the Starliner was deemed unsafe, prompting a switch to SpaceX’s Crew Dragon. This change sparked unexpected social

12 February 2025

NASA·News·Security

Declassified CIA Files Expose Hidden Government Fears of 1950s Alien Threat

Unsealed CIA documents reveal analysis of potential alien invasions in the 1950s and 60s. The U.S. and Australian governments collaborated to investigate UFO sightings from 1957 to 1971. Project Blue Book, led by Howard P. Robertson, concluded that UFOs posed no immediate

12 February 2025

News

Aerial Danger: How Drones Threaten Critical Rescue Missions

A drone caused a delay for a medical helicopter in Orange, Texas, during a critical rescue mission for a 3-year-old near-drowning victim. The incident highlighted the dangers posed by unlicensed drone operators encroaching on flight paths. The delay occurred because the helicopter

12 February 2025

Industry·Launch·News·Satellites·Security·Weather

Astronauts Caught in Earth’s Political Gravity: NASA’s Bold Spacecraft Swap

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams experience a rescheduled return from the ISS driven by political and technical factors. The SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule, Endeavor, plays a key role, with its launch moved to March 12 to accommodate new circumstances. Former President

12 February 2025