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Space Launch System: Welding Tool for Deep Space

The largest spacecraft-welding tool in the world, the Vertical Assembly Center, is open for business at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans. The...

Is Military Equipment Necessary? Maximum Armor in Oxford

The question of deadly force by law enforcement took center stage in late summer and fall as Americans of all stripes digested the shooting...

Life’s Time Capsule App (LTC App): Family Archive App

A group in Alabama is giving the old photo album and scrapbook a digital makeover with the creation of Life’s Time Capsule, a mobile...

Colonial’s Claim of Reckless Accounting Worth Hearing, Judge Rules

Accounting firms PricewaterhouseCoopers and Crowe Horwath must deal with a lawsuit accusing them of professional malpractice and breach of contract for not catching the...

Alabama Gulf Seafood Shirts: Billy Reid Prepares T-Shirts

Alabama-based fashion designer Billy Reid once again is partnering with Alabama Gulf Seafood to create a special, three-design T-shirt series. The series features images and...

Commercial Drones Enter Real Estate in Huntsville

Commercial drone use has been making its mark on industries as diverse as agriculture, filmmaking and journalism. In Huntsville, real estate broker Russ Russell...

James Webb Space Telescope: Countdown to Extraterrestrial Hookup

Things are unfolding just fine for the James Webb Space Telescope — Alabama’s newest contribution to space exploration — which passed a major test...

Go Build E-Textbook: Downloading a Better Career Path

Go Build Alabama has unveiled a skilled trades e-textbook that uses interactive exercises for students and teachers to showcase technical careers in labor-hungry industries. Inside...

John Walker Paintings: Lost ’30s Treasure Reclaimed

Mural painter John Augustus Walker painted in bold tempera strokes that gave his oversized paintings an aura of dense, dreamlike motion. Walker, a full-time...

UAH CanSat Competition: This Race Comes with Rockets

Two student teams from the University of Alabama in Huntsville finished third and seventh in a global competition to create space systems. Called CanSat, the...

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