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Republican who told voters not to be 'weak and gay' and jogged around in a bulletproof jacket learns her fate in Missouri primary

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 7, 2024
A Missouri Republican who took the abrasive campaign strategy of telling her voters to not be 'weak and gay' and torched LGBTQ books has learned her political fate. Valentina Gomez, a 25-year-old real estate investor, caused controversy when she posted a campaign video disparaging gay voters.  'In America, you can be anything you want, so don't be weak and gay,' Gomez said while jogging in a bulletproof vest in a stunning campaign video. 'Stay f***ing hard.' 

Missouri GOP candidate Valentina Gomez sparks fury with campaign video telling voters not to be 'weak and gay'- as she jogs in bulletproof jacket

www.dailymail.co.uk, May 15, 2024
Republican Valentina Gomez, who's running for Missouri Secretary of State, posted a video telling voters not to be 'weak and gay,' after which she flashed a photo of herself holding a rifle. She previously burned two books that discussed LGBTQ topics.

Artemis I: Everything you need to hear about NASA's moon mission, which is scheduled to launch today

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 29, 2022
NASA is just hours away from launching the world's most robust rocket. Between 08:33 and 10:33 BST), a lift-off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, will take place. If all goes as expected, another flight will launch in 2024, this time with astronauts on board, before human boots graced the lunar surface a year later as part of the US space agency's ambitious $93 billion (£63 billion) Artemis program. On Artemis III, the first woman and the first person of color will walk on the moon, perhaps as early as 2025. MailOnline has everything you need to hear about the forthcoming Artemis I mission, as well as how to track the flight live.

SLS v Saturn V: How NASA's new rocket compares to Neil Armstrong's launch vehicle

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 11, 2022
On August 29, the massive space launch System (SLS) is expected to launch a mission that will see an uncrewed Orion spacecraft carry a six-week mission to lunar orbit and back. The rocket, which weighs in at 5.5 million pounds (2.5 million kg) and is capable of producing nearly 40 meganewtons of thrust, is the modern equivalent of the Saturn V, the massive launcher that brought Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the moon in 1969. MailOnline compares how the cars stack up against each other, from their height, weight, and top speed to cost per acquisition, fuel type, and payload capabilities.