The Nasdaq led a solid advance on Monday, with the 18,000 level looking like a magnet to the upside. But the faster the market rises, the harder it may pull back. The tech-heavy index is now nearly 9% above its 50-day moving average and well above its 21-day line. Today's sharp move could mean the risk of a steeper pullback...
China’s Chang’e-6 lunar module returned to Earth Tuesday, completing its historic mission to collect the first ever samples from the far side of the moon in a major step forward for the country’s ambitious space program.
Suspected debris from a Chinese rocket was seen plummeting to the ground over a village in southwest China on Saturday, leaving a trail of bright yellow smoke and sending villagers running, according to videos on Chinese social media and sent to CNN by a local witness.
Researchers have long puzzled over the peculiar innards of an ancient sea creature. A new study says scientists were looking at the Pikaia fossil the wrong way.
Boeing is still struggling to figure out if its plagued Starliner spacecraft, which is currently docked to the International Space Station, can safely return NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore. The pair, who managed to get to the space station in one piece earlier this month, are stuck there indefinitely after NASA and […]
China's lunar probe has returned to Earth, making the country the first to bring back samples from the moon's far side. The re-entry capsule of the Chang'e probe touched down in the northern Chinese region of Inner Mongolia at about 2pm Beijing time (7am UK time), carrying lunar soil collected earlier in June. At the start of the month, the probe had successfully landed at the moon's South Pole, in the Aitken Basin, a gigantic impact crater that always faces away from Earth.
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Bleaching event, which follows a similar one last summer, is fifth in eight years after parts of reef subjected to extreme heat stress
The Antarctic ice sheet is melting in a new, worrying way not taken into account by current models of future sea level rise, according to a new study.
As part of Yahoo Finance's Space Race: Investing in the Final Frontier special, Voyager Space Co-Founder and President Matthew Kuta sits down with Brad Smith to discuss the future of private sector operators in the space economy as the International Space Station (ISS) could be retired in the coming years. "If you go back to the time of the space shuttle, to launch a kilogram into space was incredibly expensive, like $1 million. And now as commercialization has taken hold, launching mass into orbit, the order of a kilogram is much less, you know, $1,000," Kuta comments. "So a lot of business models start to close now, now that you can actually get stuff to orbit, much more cost-effective. And then now that we're able to have these business models that actually close, you're actually able to use space not just for space, but space to improve humanity here on Earth." Kuta outlines that sustainability and adaptability are a major part of the developing private space economy: "Imagine flying a [Boeing] 747, every time you landed, you threw the airplane away, right? And you didn't reuse it." Lastly, Kuta finds that despite its vast differences in other industries, space companies need to be run and operated like any other business for the public to have trust in it, including communications teams and outreach: "And to me, the more you get people at the grassroots level just involved in space, the more it kind of starts to percolate up." Catch up on Yahoo Finance's special coverage as part of this week's Space Race: Investing in the Final Frontier series. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Asking for a Trend. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan. Follow along Yahoo Finance's latest coverage of the growing space economy: We need a regulatory framework for today's space race: Expert Boeing Starliner issues leave astronauts stranded in space These are the next big catalysts for the space industry
ProcureAM co-founder and CEO Andrew Chanin joins Wealth! for Yahoo Finance Space Week to offer tips for investing in the space industry. Chanin explains that because it may be difficult for investors to grasp all companies with exposure to the space industry, a space equity traded fund (ETF) that consolidates such companies can be a useful tool. However, the ProcureAM founder says the management of an ETF is "extremely important," and investors should watch for an "actionable" plan from fund managers. Chanin adds that the companies included in Procure's recent space ETF (UFO) are ones that "[enable] space technologies to make something that is maybe helping consumers. But then you also have other companies that are involved in areas like rocket launch, such as Rocket Lab (RKLB) ... where these types of companies are helping not just bring things to space, but hopefully helping to lower the cost and access to utilizing space as well." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! Catch up on Yahoo Finance's special coverage as part of this week's Space Race: Investing in the Final Frontier series. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
Kylie Jenner made her return to Paris Fashion Week, attending the Schiaparelli show wearing a see-through crystal embellished corset dress and netted face veil.
Dozens of drivers returned to their cars to find the 'infringement' notices on their windscreens.
Matt Hey can't believe the impact using cash has had on his bank account.
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Empress Masako of Japan, visiting the U.K. as part of a state visit with her husband Emperor Naruhito Tuesday, surprised onlookers when she rode into central London in a carriage with Queen Camilla while wearing a face mask.However, before full-blown pandemic PTSD set in, an official source at Buckingham Palace told The Daily Beast Tuesday that the Empress was wearing the mask due to an allergy to horse hair rather than for pathogen-related reasons. The horse-drawn carriage ride into London saw
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