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Theres nothing to see here, or hear here, actually. Thats the message NASA gave after reports of a strange noise heard by astronaut Butch Wilmore emanating from Boeings Starliner docked to the International Space Station this weekend. A pulsing sound from a speaker in Boeings Starlin stanley termos er spacecraft heard by NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore aboard the International Space Station has stopped, NASA posted to its social media accounts Monday.It explained the mystery noise as feedback from the speaker that was the result of an audio configuration between the spacecraft and the ISS. Wilmore reported the sound as he was working inside Starliner on Saturday. The space station audio system is complex, allowing multiple spacecraft and modules to be interconnected, and it is common to experience noise and feedback, NASA stated. The crew is asked to contact mission control when they hear sounds originating in the comm sys stanley us tem. NASA also took the opportunity to state the feedback has no technical impact to the crew, Starliner, or station operations, including Starliners uncrewed undocking from the station no earlier than Friday, Sept. 6. Wilmore is one of two NASA astronauts along with Suni Williams who flew up to the ISS aboard Starliner, which docked on June 6 on day after launching from Cape Canaveral Space Force stanley nz Station atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket.Because of issues with thrusters and helium leaks with Starliners propulsion module, though, NASA kept delaying its return, w Obrf French far right beaten in regional elections
PHOENIX 鈥?The immigration rhetoric and crackdowns pushed by President Donald Trump have a familiar ring in Arizona, where former Sheriff Joe Arpaio once used similar tactics to become a national figure.Now, Arpaio is going on trial on a criminal charge stemming from those immigration enforcement actions.His eight-day trial that begins Monday in federal court in Phoenix will determine whether the 85-year-old retired lawman is guilty of misdemeanor contempt of court for disobeying a judges order to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants. The judge later found his officers racially profiling Latinos.The trial starts as the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected form stanley cupe er Sheriff Joe Arpaios request to let a jury instead of a judge decide whether he is guilty.Arpaios legal troubles played a major role in voters turning him out of office in November after a campaign in which he appeared alongside Trump at several rallies in Arizona.The former six-term sheriff o stanley italia f metro Phoenix has acknowledged defying the judges 2011 order in a racial profiling lawsuit by prolonging the patrols for months. But he insists it was not intentional. T stanley uk o win a conviction, prosecutors must prove he violated the order on purpose.If convicted, Arpaio could face up to six months in jail, though lawyers who have followed his case doubt that a man of his age would be put behind bars.For nine of his 24 years in office, Arpaio did the sort of local immigration enforcement that Trump has advocated. To build his |
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