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Of the nearly 7,000 satellites launched since the late 1950s, only about one in seven is currently operational, and in addition to the satellites that are no longer working, there's also hundreds of thousands of marble-sized debris and millions of paint chip-sized debris that are also orbiting around the Earth.
The UK's TechDemoSat-1, launched in 2014, for example, was designed for end-of-life disposal via a small drag sail.
About 1,800 of these weapons are on high alert, which means they can be launched within 15 minutes of a presidential command.
This is a watch we made for Mini Cooper, the car company, right when it launched, and it's the first watch that has a display that switches from horizontal to vertical.
It's actually just launched, actually launched on Valentine's Day, February 14, about 10 days ago.
But if you had this connection to the things that you design and create after they're out in the real world, after they've been sold or launched or whatever, we could actually change that, and go from making people want our stuff, to just making stuff that people want in the first place.
We launched Ebola Deeply.
At our global health center, we have launched a new initiative with NATO and other security policy makers to explore with them what they can do to protect health system institutions during deployments.
Five years ago today, October 15, my business partner and I doubled down on this notion that screenwriting talent was not where we expected to find it, and we launched a website that would allow anybody on earth who had written an English-language screenplay to upload their script, have it evaluated, and make it available to thousands of film-industry professionals.
To get the incoding movement started, I've launched the Algorithmic Justice League, where anyone who cares about fairness can help fight the coded gaze.
In June this year, I launched something called the Global Vote.
It's part of a project which I launched back in 2014, which I call the Good Country.
She has been the first Italian woman astronaut, and she contacted us before being launched on a six-month-long expedition to the International Space Station.
Because remember, the same early modern crisis of civility that launched the Reformation also gave birth to tolerant societies, places like Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, and indeed, eventually the United States, places that at least aspired to protect disagreement as well as diversity, and what made that possible was the virtue of civility.
We ended up raising $6,000, teamed up with some Liberians and Americans and launched a nonprofit called Last Mile Health.
It launched at Sundance this past January.
I think when we hear numbers like that, when we hear "15,000 views," and we see content like this, we just snap categorize it as being not as legitimate as a morning show that you'd hear on the radio or a talk show that you'd see on NBC or something But when "Kinda Funny" launched on Patreon, within a few weeks, they were making 31,000 dollars per month for this show.
A couple years ago, they launched Fan Funding; more recently, they launched Super Chat as a way for creators to monetize live streaming.
Launched from Cape Canaveral three days before, this is the first time that humans have ever traveled beyond low Earth orbit.
It was then, in 2013, that I launched "Daily Overview."
This is being launched with three languages in it: Squeak, Logo, and a third, that I've never even seen before.
Launched it on the 12 of November.
And then Colour in Faith was launched at a gallery event that invited an incredible mix of gallerygoers and religious leaders and artists and businesspeople.
That's how we launched Juggernaut.
So these are some newer projects that actually aren't even launched publicly yet.
After the murder of her friends, Wells launched an investigation into lynching.
The project launched in April 2005.
The most amazing thing has been the interest on the part of the public; 210,000 people have ordered these participation kits since we launched two years ago, which has raised around five million dollars, the majority of which, at least half, is going back into the Legacy Fund.
There's going to be a satellite telescope launched later this year and it will look towards the middle of the galaxy, to see if we can see dark matter particles annihilating and producing gamma rays that could be detected with this.
But, of course, telescopes launched 10 years ago, as you just heard, could take this Volkswagen, fly it to the moon, and you could see the lights on that Volkswagen light up on the moon.
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