Japan’s 1st private rocket fails in 5 seconds of launch, blasts midair

further fulfilling Doja Cats promise that her latest album will eschew pop for a harder-edged hip-hop sound: How my demons look/Now that my pockets full? Later.

Its so good! Im always looking for examples of paralysis in fiction—and trying to find out if I can write some of my own.I promise Im more conscientious about togetherness! Theres a certain narrative tidiness that coincidence.

its really fun! I guess now Ill do something that probably no fiction writer should do unless under duress.The premise of the exercise is simple—writing down your desires is the first step toward fulfilling them.How did you go about finding new ways to represent and play with gender and female sexuality in literature?SESTANOVICHAt some point in my late teens.

she could imagine what her mother had been like at sixty—she could turn to her for lessons about sixtyness.But are they more or less pretend than the person I present to the world when I am trying to make a very specific.

INTERVIEWERI loved the piece you wrote for The New Yorker earlier this month about chance encounters.

Can you speak to the theme of performance in your stories—especially women performing for men?SESTANOVICHTheres one truly professional performer in this book—a musician who is actually among the least performative people in the book.while dielectrophoretic (DEP)-based cargo manipulation can be achieved at high-solution conductivity.

scientists have created a hybrid micro-robot that is only 10 microns wide — equivalent to the size of a single human celltogether with @isroThe IAF’s trial team which participated in today’s successful Reusable Launch Vehicle Autonomous Landing Mission (RLV LEX) at Chitradurga was headed by an #IAF woman officer who is a Flight Test Engineer at ASTE.

”India’s space agency bets on reusabilityThe configuration of RLV-TD is similar to that of an aircraft.India’s space agency is testing reusable space technology for the same reason SpaceX and others have focused on reusability in recent years – to drive down the cost of successive launches.