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Year: 2022

Albania secures 2 satellites to monitor territory from space

TIRANA, Albania (AP) — Albania has reached a three-year agreement with an American company for a dedicated satellite constellation to provide the country with satellite imagery capabilities across its territory. The Albanian government signed the $6 million (6.2 million euros) deal with Satellogic USA Inc. of North Carolina on Thursday, the prime minister’s office said.

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Clearing; staying cool

GOOD THURSDAY MORNING, EVERYONE… As storm activity moves off to the east, we will see some clearing skies after a few morning scattered showers. We will be left with a chilly day, however. Highs will be in the low to mid 60’s. NW breezes at 5-15 mph will gust as high as 20 mph. Winds

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US defeats Russia in a battle to control the future of the global internet

By Brian Fung, CNN The United States has soundly defeated Russia in an election to control a United Nations body responsible for shaping global internet development, a contest viewed as geopolitically symbolic amid wider US-Russia tensions and an answer to fears of growing censorship online by authoritarian regimes. On Thursday, members of the International Telecommunication

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At least 2 dead on Sanibel Island, which is cut off from Florida’s mainland after Ian’s storm surge severs causeway

By Amy Simonson, Christina Maxouris, Paul P. Murphy, Rebekah Riess and Dakin Andone, CNN Hurricane Ian has left at least two people dead on Sanibel Island and ripped away several parts of the causeway that was the island’s only access to Florida’s mainland. On Thursday night, dozens of people remained stranded, according to Sanibel Mayor

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