Watch live coverage as SpaceX launches a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 29 satellites for the company's Starlink internet service.

Liftoff from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station is scheduled for Friday, June 12 during a window that opens at 8:27 a.m. EDT (1227 UTC).

The launch comes as SpaceX completes its IPO and shares in the company are publicly traded for the first time on the stock exchange.

The first-stage Falcon 9 booster, serial number 1080, launching for a 27th time, will land on SpaceX's drone ship 'A Shortfall of Gravitas', stationed in the Atlantic Ocean, roughly 8.5 minutes after leaving the launch pad.

Starlink 10-54, will take a north-easterly trajectory on departure from Florida's Space Coast.

Spacefilght Now starts live coverage with commentary from Spaceflight Now's Will Robinson-Smith will start about one hour prior to launch.

Nick will be taking you guys into the weaponization of America, talking about the lawfair and media that corrupts and endandgers Americans.

He will be giving a speech as well.

Less than 12 hours after the Trump administration hit over 26 sites in Iran, President Trump announced he was calling off plans to bomb Iran again this evening.

In the early afternoon, Trump suddenly announced a new deal with Iran.

Gas & oil prices plummet as a result.

Media outlets from the U.S. to Israel to the Gulf States to Iran are all saying different things, and nothing is certain.

Is this finally the end?

Or is it another lead-along fakeout by the Iranians or President Trump?

The Daily Signal will dive into the details.

ALSO:

• New York City street violence and shenanigans after the Knicks/Spurs game with almost no police in sight

• Rep. Chris Smith (R - New Jersey) joins us to discuss a major victory in the protection of the Freedom of Religion

• Democrats bicker amongst themselves about the roster of candidates they've selected for the 2026 midterms.

More to come as news breaks.

Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski is a first-generation Cuban-American theoretical physicist from Chicago whose life has been shaped by flight and physics.

She began flight lessons at age nine and, between ages 12 and 14, built a single-engine Zenith CH 601 XL aircraft from a kit, making her own engineering modifications after fatal midair breakups involving the model.

At 16, before she had a driver’s license, she flew the aircraft solo.

The FAA later allowed her demonstration flight to validate her modifications before grounding the fleet.

At MIT, Pasterski became the first freshman selected for NASA’s January Operational Internship, received the inaugural MIT Freshman Entrepreneurship Award, interned at NASA Kennedy Space Center and CERN, and graduated first in her MIT Physics class.

She earned her PhD from Harvard in 2019 under Andrew Strominger, focusing on quantum gravity, then joined Canada’s Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics at 27 as its youngest faculty member and one of only three women on staff at the time.

She now leads the Celestial Holography Initiative, and her honors include Scientific American’s 30 Under 30, Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science, and the Albert Einstein Foundation’s “100 Greatest Innovators.”

Chapters

00:00 Meet Sabrina Pasterski
14:52 From Aviation to Physics
31:01 NASA, Blue Origin, and CERN
44:09 String Theory and Modern Physics
57:02 Funding Science and Industry
1:10:08 Gravitational Memory Explained
1:23:01 Cosmology and Black Hole Mysteries
1:36:20 Celestial Holography
1:50:52 Death, Consciousness, and Physics
2:01:14 Life at the Perimeter Institute
2:13:16 The Future of Physics and Global Competition
2:25:38 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up

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0:00 The Hidden Cost of AI Data Centers
0:49 AOC's Brown Water Claim and the Investigation
1:39 Why Small Towns Are Paying for America's AI Boom
1:54 Visiting Meta's Massive Data Center
3:24 The Person Behind Meta and Rivian Speaks
3:36 Are Data Centers Really Draining Local Water?
4:13 Residents Speak Out About Community Impact
4:58 Families Being Displaced by New Development
5:49 Is the Race for AI Worth the Cost?
6:04 Why You Need to Pay Attention to Local Government

FROM OUR NOTES

Do Quantum Computers Need the Use of Data Centers?

Quantum computers are different from classical chips and require specialized infrastructure and environmental controls to function.

These systems need to be kept at extremely low temperatures, near absolute zero, to prevent disturbances to their qubits, often requiring dilution refrigerators123.

Additionally, they need electromagnetic shielding to mitigate outside interference like electrical, magnetic, vibration, or sound noise.

The physical form and racks of quantum computers differ from those of traditional data centers.

Given these unique requirements, integrating quantum computers into existing data center infrastructures presents significant challenges.

Despite the challenges, data centers are increasingly exploring the integration of quantum computational capabilities to manage the escalating demand for high-performance computing, especially with the spread of artificial intelligence.

The long-term goal for many is to develop quantum data centers that seamlessly combine quantum and classical computing resources to address complex problems.

Organizations like the Open Compute Project are working to develop guidelines and best practices for integrating quantum computers with classical systems in data centers, focusing on cooling, environmental controls, and hybrid orchestration.

Some cloud companies are already offering access to quantum computers through their platforms, allowing users to run programs and learn programming, though these systems are often still hosted at the quantum computing companies' facilities rather than directly in the cloud providers' data centers.

Perspectives

Quantum computers will necessitate a complete overhaul of data center infrastructure

• Quantum computing is expected to accelerate data processing exponentially, which will disrupt traditional data center architectures within a decade and require significant infrastructure redesign to accommodate their specialized hardware requirements.

• Integrating quantum processing units (QPUs) will necessitate significant changes to data center infrastructure, although traditional CPUs and GPUs will continue to play a vital role in the overall architecture.

• The introduction of quantum computers into data centers will require upgrades to traditional data center networks to become "quantum-ready," including the need for quantum repeaters and routers to manage quantum traffic and extend signal range.

• Quantum computers currently struggle in the noisy environment of a typical data center and require different software architectures, creating a technical language barrier between quantum and classical computing engineers.

Quantum computers have similar basic needs to conventional computers and can be deployed in existing data centers (presently, at great expense)…

• Quantum computers have the same basic needs as conventional computers in terms of space, energy, and cooling, making it sensible to deploy them in data centers alongside x86 or ARM servers.

• Some quantum systems are designed to integrate into existing data center workflows without forcing new ones, featuring automated calibration and self-contained supporting subsystems.

• Quantum computing may require a fraction of the energy that a traditional data center uses for certain problems, potentially lowering the overall energy needs of power-hungry facilities.

Join us for a live broadcast, with your hosts Barbara Boyd, Michael Steger (filling in for Susan Kokinda), and Adam Sturman.

Held every Thursday at 11 am Eastern, 8 am Pacific.

They take your questions from both the YouTube live chat and their Newsletter Subscribers!

The peace track Trump fought to keep alive just took a hit.

Overnight, the President says Iran shot down a U.S. Apache over the Strait of Hormuz - both pilots safe - and that America "must, of necessity, respond."

For weeks Trump refused to be dragged into the war so many were itching for him to start.

Now there's a direct attack and a public commitment to answer it.

So Barbara's question only gets sharper:

who keeps engineering the incident that blows up the deal the moment peace gets close - and who profits when the Strait catches fire?

At home, the establishment is going all-in.

With Trump's "grand conspiracy case" advancing in Florida, a major New York Times hit piece reframed the war inside Main Justice - right as the Senate moves to block Bill Pulte at DNI, kill the $1.8 billion fund for victims of lawfare, and sabotage FISA to force the President's hand.

Barbara's read:

They're not defending an institution.
They see themselves in the orange jumpsuits.

And Michael Steger fills in for Susan this week with a contrarian read on California:

the machine's "victory" is a Pyrrhic1 one that's going to blow back hard - and makes election integrity more likely than ever.

Plus: Europe trying to reignite Ukraine, and why the timing is no accident.

The establishment is firing on all cylinders - so this week we ask why they're going all-in against Trump.

FOOTNOTES

In this clip, Dr. Rhonda Patrick discusses:

• Why current exercise recommendations might be outdated
• Is vigorous exercise really that much better for longevity?
• Can simple "exercise snacks" cut your mortality risk by 40-50%?
• Is 10 minutes of intense exercise genuinely more beneficial than 10,000 steps?
• Does vigorous exercise uniquely protect against cancer?

FULL VIDEO: Anti-Aging Expert: Stop Touching Receipts Immediately! The Fast Way To Shrink Visceral Fat!

Visceral fat is destroying your organs.

The Longevity Scientist Dr Rhonda Patrick explains what actually burns it!

Dr. Rhonda Patrick is a Ph.D. biomedical scientist specialising in ageing, nutrition, and disease prevention.

She is the founder of FoundMyFitness, a popular YouTube channel and podcast dedicated to translating complex health science into actionable advice.

She explains:
◼ Why visceral fat acts like a toxic organ that doubles your risk of early death
◼ How 2 weeks of poor sleep increased visceral fat by 11% without gaining a pound
◼ The 3 chemicals hiding in everyday plastic that are crashing testosterone levels
◼ Her personal intermittent fasting protocol and the "metabolic switch" that burns belly fat
◼ Why the current exercise guidelines are wrong and what the science actually shows

Chapters

00:00 Intro
00:02:45 Why Visceral Fat Is More Dangerous Than You Think
00:14:23 What Happens to Your Body When You Don’t Sleep Enough
00:20:17 The Hidden Habits Quietly Increasing Your Visceral Fat
00:21:48 How to Reverse Insulin Resistance Before It Gets Worse
00:25:41 Intermittent Fasting: What Actually Happens Inside Your Body
00:30:08 Why Your Body Repairs Itself When You Stop Eating
00:31:04 Fasted Training: Does It Burn More Fat or Backfire?
00:35:43 Why Belly Fat Spikes During Perimenopause—and What Helps
00:42:14 3 Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals You’re Exposed to Daily
00:49:56 How to Actually Avoid Toxins in Everyday Life
00:57:43 Are Microplastics Leaking Into Your Food Right Now?
00:59:40 The Safest Way to Store Condiments (Most People Get This Wrong)
01:01:18 Which Kitchen Utensils Are Secretly Harming You?
01:03:25 Why Your Blender Might Be Contaminating Your Food
01:09:05 Inside Steve’s Supplement Stack: What He Actually Uses
01:12:19 Do Multivitamins Really Extend Your Life?
01:13:07 Are Men’s Multivitamins Worth It—or Misleading?
01:14:58 How to Tell If Your Multivitamin Is Actually Good
01:20:46 Creatine: The Supplement That Does More Than Build Muscle
01:31:13 Curcumin: The Anti-Inflammatory Compound Backed by Science
01:33:49 The Molecule That Could Help Your Cells Stay Younger
01:41:35 Exogenous Ketones: Shortcut to Energy
01:48:18 What Is “Peakspan” and Why Should You Care?
01:55:09 How to Extend Your Peak Years (Not Just Your Lifespan)
02:01:01 How AI Could Be Rewiring Your Ability to Think
02:10:54 Why Current Exercise Guidelines Might Be Failing You
02:21:55 Why Sitting Too Much Is More Dangerous Than You Realize
02:24:07 GLP-1 Drugs: Miracle Weight Loss or Hidden Risks?

Can Western civilization be rebuilt?

As political divisions deepen, social tensions rise, and economic debates dominate the headlines, many Americans are asking a deeper question:

Is our civilization in decline, or are we simply measuring success the wrong way?

In this analysis, Mike examines the economic, cultural, and philosophical foundations of national renewal.

While many focus on stock markets, GDP statistics, and political battles, the real measure of a nation's health may be its ability to produce, build, innovate, and inspire future generations.

From rising industrial investment and energy production to the revival of large-scale infrastructure projects, America may be entering a new era of development.

But economic growth alone is not enough.

Beneath the headlines lies a larger struggle over the future of Western civilization itself.

Drawing on the ideas of Vladimir Vernadsky, America's tradition of nation-building, the proposed Bering Strait tunnel, and the spiritual foundations of Western civilization, Mike explores what it would take to restore a culture capable of thinking big once again.

The breakdown:

• Why stock market performance is not a measure of civilizational success
• America's manufacturing and industrial resurgence
• The importance of productivity, energy, and physical economic growth
• How decades of war and financialization changed the nation
• The proposed Bering Strait tunnel and the return of grand infrastructure projects
• Vladimir Vernadsky's vision of humanity as a creative force in history
• America's legacy of nation-building and continental development
• The NAWAPA project and the tradition of thinking big
• Plato, St. Paul, and the philosophical roots of Western civilization
• Charlie Kirk's influence on a rising generation
• The connection between faith, culture, science, and national renewal
• Why rebuilding America requires more than economic reform

From jobs reports and energy production to philosophy, infrastructure, and the future of Western civilization, this analysis explores why America's greatest challenge may not be economic decline - but recovering the confidence to build again.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Intro
01:38 The State of the West
03:05 Jobs, Energy & Industrial Growth
05:10 Why GDP Isn't Enough
06:50 Measuring Real Productivity
08:20 How America Stopped Building
10:00 The Bering Strait Tunnel Vision
11:10 Vladimir Vernadsky & The Noosphere
13:00 America's Civilizational Mission
14:15 NAWAPA and Thinking Big Again
15:15 Truth, Logos & Western Civilization
16:05 Rebuilding America
16:35 Final Thoughts

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