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FCC approves startup's space mirror to reflect sunlight to dark parts of Earth

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved a startup business’s request to build and launch a mirror satellite that would reflect sunlight back toward the dark parts of Earth. Reflect Orbital of Hawthorne, Calif., received the FCC’s approval on July 9. The company’s goal is to launch an experimental satellite, Eärendil-1, and operate it in low…

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Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million

Man accused of posing as 49ers player to defraud women out of $1.3 million