Alexandria Simmons+FollowSpace Station Hits Max Capacity—Trash Day in Orbit!Coffee break fun fact: The International Space Station just had all its parking spots filled for the first time ever! With eight ships docked, it’s basically a cosmic carpool. Why does it matter? More ships mean more science, more crew, and—believe it or not—a better way to take out the trash (Cygnus XL is hauling away 11,000 pounds of space junk soon). Space living: now with valet parking! #Business #Industry #SpaceStation00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowVoyager 1 Hits a 'Hot Wall' at Solar System's EdgeImagine driving out of your neighborhood and hitting a wall of invisible, super-hot air—except it’s at the edge of our solar system and 54,000°F! That’s what Voyager 1 just found. Instead of a peaceful fade into deep space, there’s a wild, heated zone where the Sun’s influence clashes with the galaxy. It’s a reminder that even after 47 years, Voyager 1 is still redrawing our map of home. Space is full of surprises! #Business #Industry #Voyager141Share
Arthur Booker+FollowWould You Eat a Pest for Dinner?Here’s a wild money-saving, eco-friendly tip: experts say eating invasive species like blue catfish or autumn olives isn’t just adventurous—it actually helps protect your local environment. These pests are tough to get rid of, so turning them into dinner is a win-win. Some families are already swapping out their usual meals for these invaders, sparking conversations and saving cash on groceries. Next time you’re at the market, think about picking up something invasive for your next meal! #Business #Industry #EcoHacks01Share
Jerry Clark+FollowWhy Boeing's Back in the Pilot SeatCoffee break scoop: Boeing’s finally catching a break while Airbus is stuck in a recall mess. Airbus had to recall a ton of A320 jets for urgent fixes, and now they’ve got new quality issues. That means airlines waiting on new planes might turn to Boeing, who’s quietly delivering jets on time for once. If you’re watching airline stocks or planning a trip, this could mean fewer delays and maybe even a comeback for Boeing. Sometimes, being the backup pays off! #Business #Industry #Boeing20Share
peterfoster+FollowSilver Price Today: Why It’s Hitting New HighsSilver just broke through $58 an ounce, and it’s not just shiny news for investors. If you’ve got old jewelry or coins lying around, now’s a great time to check their value. The big jump is thanks to high demand in the US and India, plus a weaker dollar making metals more attractive. Vaults in London are running low, so the squeeze is real. If you’re thinking about selling, this rally could mean extra cash for your coffee habit! #Business #Industry #SilverPriceToday10Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowCould Your Next Battery Be Made of Salt?Here’s a cool money lifehack: batteries made from sodium (yep, table salt’s cousin) are about to shake up how we store energy. Two big energy companies just signed a $500 million deal to build the world’s largest sodium-ion battery system. Unlike traditional lithium batteries, these are cheaper, need less maintenance, and are way better for the planet. If you’re thinking about solar panels or an EV, this tech could make going green a lot more affordable soon! #Business #Industry #BatteryBreakthrough00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowWolves spark debate in Rogue ValleyGray wolves are making a comeback in Oregon’s Rogue Valley, but local ranchers say it’s coming at a real cost. With livestock losses piling up and wolf sightings just steps from their homes, some ranchers are torn between their respect for these wild animals and the threat to their livelihoods. The eerie nighttime howls are now a source of worry, not wonder. As officials try to balance conservation with community safety, many are asking: Should wolves still be protected, or is it time to rethink their endangered status? What’s your take on living alongside predators? #Business #Industry #Oregon00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowTyson’s Nebraska plant closure rocks the heartlandNearly 5,000 jobs disappeared overnight as Tyson Foods shut down Nebraska’s largest beef plant, leaving an entire town and its economy reeling. This isn’t just a company cutting costs—it’s a wake-up call about how much rural communities depend on a single employer. Local ranchers and grain farmers are scrambling to find new buyers, and small businesses are bracing for the fallout. The $426 million loss Tyson took on this facility shows how quickly a corporate decision can ripple through thousands of lives. How should Nebraska—and other towns like it—prepare for shocks like this? #Business #Industry #Nebraska00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowTrucking Schools Get the Boot: What It MeansGrab your coffee—here’s a quick scoop: The government just kicked nearly half of all trucking schools off the approved list for not meeting safety standards. Translation? If you’re thinking about a career on the road, expect stricter rules and fewer shortcuts. Plus, over 7,000 drivers lost their licenses for not speaking enough English. The days of anyone hopping in a big rig are over—safer roads ahead, but maybe longer waits for your next online order! #Business #Industry #TruckingNews00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowStranded at the Gate? Here’s Your Hotel HackEver had your flight canceled while you’re already at the gate? Here’s the scoop: In the U.S., airlines don’t have to give you a free hotel unless the cancellation is their fault (think mechanical issues, not weather). Always ask if it’s a “controllable” delay and check the airline’s customer service plan. If you paid with a premium credit card, you might get reimbursed for your hotel anyway. Screenshot everything and don’t be shy about asking for help—nicely! #Business #Industry #TravelTips00Share
