Cowboys injuries: Micah Parsons did not practice, John Stephens tore his ACL
25 Oct
Top Stories

Cowboys injuries: Micah Parsons did not practice, John Stephens tore his ACL

Posted by author-avatar
0
Top Stories Tamfitronics The Dallas Cowboys were impacted by injury news in yesterday’s practice. Tight end John Stephens unfortunately tore his ACL in practice and is lost for another year with this same type of injury.Cowboys TE John Stephens suffered a torn ACL in his left knee in Wednesday's practice, according to sources. He missed last year with the same injury in the same knee. Surgery upcoming. He had yet to be active for a game this season but the club liked his upside.— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) October 24, 2024It sad news for a young player the Cowboys were really hoping they could develop. The injury outlook for the rest of the Cowboys is below. Here’s where Dallas stands regarding injuries after Thursday’s practice. Today’s Cowboys practice report:Brandon Aubrey DNP, still performing his...
Continue reading
JP McManus-backed International Rugby Experience announces closure in blow to Limerick city
25 Oct
Top Stories

JP McManus-backed International Rugby Experience announces closure in blow to Limerick city

Posted by author-avatar
0
Top Stories Tamfitronics Limerick billionaire JP McManus’s owned International Rugby Experience (IRE) announced the bombshell news on Thursday evening that it will cease operations, closing its doors on December 23 this year, only a year after it opened.It is understood around 50 people are employed at the business which was officially opened in May 2023 by a host of world rugby stars.The IRE stated on Thursday evening that its “intention was to gift this architecturally significant, award-winning building to the State and in so doing help with visitor footfall to Limerick city centre” but that its negations with Limerick City and County Council on the matter could not be progressed.“This gift offer, along with a €1.2 million donation, was made to Limerick City and County Council in October 2023, with Heads of Terms signed by...
Continue reading
SpaceX launches more satellites for NRO’s proliferated constellation
25 Oct
Top Stories

SpaceX launches more satellites for NRO’s proliferated constellation

Posted by author-avatar
0
Top Stories Tamfitronics SpaceX launches NROL-167. Credit: SpaceX livestreamWASHINGTON — A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Oct. 24 launched the NROL-167 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office.The rocket lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California at 1:13 p.m. Eastern.NROL-167 was the fourth batch of satellites of a new imaging satellite constellation built by SpaceX and Northrop Grumman. The number of satellites on this mission was not disclosed.The NRO is working to rapidly deploy a new network of satellites designed to track ground targets in near real time.Following stage separation, the Falcon 9’s first stage landed on a drone ship stationed in the Pacific Ocean.The NRO designs and operates classified U.S. government surveillance and intelligence satellites. SpaceX launched the first three batches of the agency’s proliferated constellation in low Earth orbit in May, June...
Continue reading
Challenges facing Space Force and commercial industry: Gen. Guetlein’s candid take
25 Oct
Top Stories

Challenges facing Space Force and commercial industry: Gen. Guetlein’s candid take

Posted by author-avatar
0
Top Stories Tamfitronics WASHINGTON — At a time when space is more congested and contested, Gen. Michael Guetlein, vice chief of space operations for the U.S. Space Force, delivered a blunt assessment of the hurdles facing the military’s youngest branch.Speaking Oct. 23 via video from the Pentagon to the MilSat Symposium in Mountain View, California, Guetlein laid out the Space Force’s top concerns, from rival powers developing anti-satellite weapons to the difficulties of working with private companies in an increasingly militarized space environment.Guetlein emphasized that space is evolving into a central domain of warfare, with threats from adversaries like China and Russia mounting. This shift means that the Space Force can no longer act alone and needs to establish closer ties with allies and commercial firms. “We’d better start figuring out how to partner better...
Continue reading
Load more posts
Loading...