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- 1Wood-fired rocket kiln passes first test before Sunday firing●WOOD FIRE ROCKET KILN UPDATE: We finished the build, and lit it to check the draft and kiln for leaks-even toasted a cou
A potter in Kentucky has finished building a wood-fired rocket kiln and lit it for the first time to test the draft and check for leaks, even roasting marshmallows over the flame. With everything working as expected, the first proper firing is scheduled for this Sunday, and the builder is inviting people to follow along.
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The University of Toledo closed its Rocket Invitational with a 26-2 record, according to the school's athletics department. The dominant showing across the weekend event underscores a strong run for the Rockets' tennis program, and the lopsided tally is drawing attention from fans of the team.
- 3SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch underway in Florida▼SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket launch in Florida: How to submit photos, video
A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket launch is taking place in Florida, drawing attention from spectators and space watchers. Local coverage is inviting the public to submit their photos and videos of the liftoff, reflecting strong interest in capturing the heavy-lift rocket's flight from the Space Coast.
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Youngstown State is sending four athletes, the Penguins, to compete at the two-day Rocket Invitational. The event gives the Guins a chance to face regional opponents across a weekend of matches as their season continues. Specific results, opponents and the host city have not been detailed in the announcement.
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Military retirees are being invited to an annual appreciation day, according to an announcement from The Redstone Rocket, the newspaper serving Redstone Arsenal. The event is intended to honor former service members and their contributions. Details on the date and program were not included in the notice.