This Monday, October 14, a look back at the exploit of SpaceX which caught part of its rocket in flight, at the meeting of the Minister of Higher Education with the far-right student union UNI and at the accusations of racism at a football match between Spanish and French streamers.
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This Monday, October 14, SpaceX engineers are still enjoying the feeling of accomplishment after having succeeded in recovering the launcher of its Starship megarocket, which returned to its launch pad after propelling a ship. Elon Musk’s company wants to optimize costs and increase launches until one day colonizing Mars.
“Here is a minister who does not pretend,” said PS boss Olivier Faure after Patrick Hetzel’s first meeting with students. The Minister of Higher Education chose to participate in a UNI event in Paris. This minority student union brings together right-wing and far-right sensibilities.
And then “there will be no third match” between the Spanish and French streaming stars, announces streamer Amine. During their defeat (2-0) on Friday, French Brawks accused Spanish supporters of racist insults.
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