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Designing Women

ART OF LIFE — PRODUCED BY KAREN SMYLES Moore College of Art & Design is dedicated to excellence in art and d ...

11 years ago

The aerospace industry is growing rapidly
The Pulse

A new era of employment in the aerospace industry

Space Exploration Technologies, also known as SpaceX, seems to have a never ending list of j ...

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Morgan Watson and six other students from Southern University - Baton Rouge became NASA's first African American engineers in 1964. (Photo courtesy of University of Texas Press)
The Pulse

New book documents NASA’s 1961 civil rights mission

For the first time, the story of NASA’s role in promoting civil rights by hiring the first African American spaceworkers is being t ...

11 years ago

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The number of objects in Earth orbit is increasing steadily. The debris objects shown in the images are an artist's impression based on actual density data. However
The Pulse

Swirling graveyard of space junk puts satellites at risk

A steady accumulation of man-made debris has many calling for action.  There’s a biblical expression, though it isnR ...

11 years ago

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The Pulse

Bowie, Eno, Sun Ra – what’s your favorite music inspired by the cosmos?

Space…is the place. Space has inspired quite a bit of music. David Bowie, Brian Eno, Paliament, Daft Punk…the ...

11 years ago

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The Allen Telescope Array in Hat Creek
The Pulse

SETI’s attempt to make contact with other signs of life

Understanding the quest to meet our galactic neighbors. Human beings have always wondered if they’re alone in the Universe.< ...

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This illustration depicts daytime on the surface of Pluto with the sun high in the sky and Pluto's moon
The Pulse

Head of NASA mission hopes it proves Pluto is a planet

A spacecraft traveling 31,000 miles an hour, will fly over Pluto and its five moons on July 14, giving us our first ever close-up view of ...

11 years ago

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Michaela Majoun
NewsWorks Tonight

WXPN morning host signing off after nearly 30 years

WXPN morning host Michaela Majoun has been awakening audiences to her eclectic music mixes for more than 26 years. Now, she’ ...

11 years ago

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Small Confederate flags are displayed on a shelf at Arkansas Flag and Banner in Little Rock
NewsWorks Tonight

The complicated history of the Confederate Flag

In the wake of last week’s mass murder at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, efforts continue to remove the Conf ...

11 years ago

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(2001: A Space Odyssey)
The Pulse

The final frontier: Space sex

Little is known about mating in zero gravity, little research is planned. Space colonization is pretty much the cornerstone to any ...

11 years ago

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

Philadelphia Orchard Project

ART OF FOOD — PRODUCED BY MONICA ROGOZINSKI It is growing season and the Philadelphia Orchard Project (POP) is ca ...

11 years ago

The Rev. Mark Tyler
NewsWorks Tonight

Philly’s Mother Bethel AME hosts vigil to mourn nine killed in SC church

Hundreds congregated Thursday night at the Mother Bethel AME in Society Hill to mourn the loss of nine African-Americans gunned down Wedn ...

11 years ago

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Pa. Sen. Anthony Williams (left) and Democratic candidate for Philadelphia mayor
NewsWorks Tonight

‘New kid’ on the local block, super PACS played integral part in Philly mayoral primary

This year for the first time, super PACs spent big money on a mayoral primary in Philadelphia. In 2012, super PACs, also known as ...

11 years ago

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Republican presidential candidates
NewsWorks Tonight

Republican presidential hopefuls head to Philadelphia

A veritable who’s who of the nation’s GOP notables will gather Thursday through Saturday in Philadelphia for the Northeast Re ...

11 years ago

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New book 'The Chocolate Trust' by Inquirer reporter Bob Fernandez exposes controversial issues at Milton Hershey School (Book cover image via amazon.com)
NewsWorks Tonight

New book tells the bitter truth behind Hershey’s success

Hear the name Hershey and chocolate likely comes to mind, as well as the Hershey Medical Center, Hershey Pennsylania, Hershey Park, and t ...

11 years ago

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