Reused passwords are flagged in Settings > Passwords & Accounts.
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Rubber that's usually dumped while making tires will be reused.
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Both the capsule and booster are designed to be reused.
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The rocket will be reused, saving SpaceX tons of money.
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The special effects couldn't keep up (and were often reused).
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While 100% recyclable, they can also be washed and reused.
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Plastic bags should be reused and recycled instead, they argue.
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For instance: How many times can a mask be reused?
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That's frustrating as each costs $5 and can't be reused.
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This is the first time a Dragon is being reused.
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Evolution reused the same genetic program over and over again.
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With most bans, we've seen a move to thicker "reusable" bags that aren't sufficiently reused, or cloth bags, which must be reused 131 times before their carbon footprint is less than a single plastic bag.
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They are separated in a pyro-metallurgical process to be reused.
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"I would be comfortable with flying with a reused booster," Gen.
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Still, a lot of what could be reused goes into landfill.
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Perhaps Le Roux had reused a variation of his bitcoin alias?
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The barrels are reused three times for different tiers of wine.
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Or, in SpaceX's case, land on drone ships and be reused.
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To my dismay, I learned they shared and reused these sponges.
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The device can be recharged and reused many times, Hoq said.
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The footage was then reused by CNN in the video, above.
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Bananas are best, but apples keep longer and can be reused.
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However, both launch vehicles were expendable systems, and were not reused.
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Three commercial missions earlier this year, , have reused Falcon 9 rockets.
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" He added, "We're rewiring mostly with materials that can be reused.
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And if plastic bags were reused repeatedly, they looked even better.
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They last several weeks and can be reused for another application.
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Oil is reused many more times than you'd want to know.
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Real Christmas trees are biodegradable and can be reused and recycled.
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In December 2017, SpaceX launched and landed its first reused rocket.
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They reused tanks and ammunition from the Libyan Civil War in 2011.
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Once it's been stripped, the plane's disparate parts are recycled and reused.
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With today's launch, Blue Origin has now successfully reused a rocket twice.
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Remember when they reused that same rocket and then landed it again?
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Mobike says it has already recycled and reused over 300,000 Mobike tires.
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The CAN-Q chip contains the custom silicon and can be reused.
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The cyanide is either stored in a plastic lined pond, or reused.
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They sank 129 boats — after emptying them, so they couldn't be reused.
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Q: And how do cram schools know which material will be reused?
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The rockets' boosters can land themselves back on Earth and be reused.
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Pressed-tin ceilings that survived the fire were reused in the sunroom.
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Her surfaces include train cars, walls, reused canvases, and discarded book covers.
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And ornaments, which can be reused for decades, have their own appeal.
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SpaceX also made history this year when it successfully reused a rocket.
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The ice packs could be reused, or snipped, drained, rinsed, and recycled.
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Share your (unique, not reused!) passwords widely and with a clean conscience.
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After the race, the ducks are collected and reused for future races.
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It is sold and reused as an abrasive in products like sandpaper.
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Less than one sixth of it is recycled or reused every year.
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Foul balls hit into the parking lot were chased down and reused.
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And if you reused that password anywhere else, change it there too.
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The metals are melted down, reground, and reused; the water is redistilled.
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The company makes its recyclers shred old devices so they can't be reused.
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It also uses solid rocket fuel, meaning components can't be reused after launch.
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In 1976 Montreal reused Munich's symbols but changed them to a red hue.
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MerQbiz is a digital platform to streamline the $30bn annual reused-paper market.
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The reused rocket had previously delivered the first 10 Iridium satellites into orbit.
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Condoms, which should NEVER BE REUSED, have serious health and well-being benefits.
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In Iraq, Manning said she reused that knowledge to write algorithms for war.
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They can be reused, providing an economical and ongoing solution to lead contamination.
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Just how much is SpaceX actually saving with its reused Falcon 9 rockets?
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Used in a bath, it can be reused—to water plants, for example.
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Rechargeable batteries can be reused 1,000 times or, in some cases, even more.
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The parts can then be sold, recycled, or reused, instead of thrown away.
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This is how soaps used to be cleaned to be recycled and reused.
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They'll cost around $50 each and can of course be reused, unlike fruit.
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Plastics have to be cleaned, sorted, and melted to be reshaped and reused.
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In addition to centerpieces and accessories, tuxedos and gowns can also be reused.
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The plane's body can be melted down and reused in some other way.
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That means assets can be reused multiple times and across different training modules.
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It was made, he said, with 50 percent renewable energy and reused water.
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The bottles are sterilized in the distillery and reused to bottle more vodka.
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That assessment could change, depending on what parts can be salvaged and reused.
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The good news is that those Dow 26,000 baseball caps can be reused.
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The dry cloth at the other end can also be washed and reused.
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Salomon wants 70% of its waste to be recycled or reused by 2025.
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Many tech products we use everyday aren't designed to be easily reused or recycled.
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Most bouquets are wrapped in reused burlap coffee bags donated by local coffee roasters.
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Here, users can be passed between base stations and frequencies can be continually reused.
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All materials can then be reused to create another patch of functioning e-skin.
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Users can then purchase a battery relatively cheaply, which can be reused and recharged.
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Menstrual cups, on the other hand, are designed to be reused month after month.
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A company named SpaceX successfully reused a rocket to launch a satellite into space.
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Both side boosters can be reused from previous flights, as can the main core.
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We reused the plastic to carry our old couch to a local donation center.
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That said, reusable gift bags are nice in that they can be, well, reused.
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They could also be more affordable, as the airplane can be reused many times.
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Every item is made with sustainable fabrics, and shipped in recycled and reused material.
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It won't rival high end tents, but then it's not meant to be reused.
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What if you assemble an iPhone entirely out of aftermarket, recycled, or reused parts?
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It's a structure created from fir poles, site-milled wood, and reused metal fasteners.
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The archaeologists believe that some of the tombs were reused throughout the 19th dynasty.
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Boeing says that each Starliner can be reused up to 10 times if needed.
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This capability means the Delta can be used and then reused more than competitors.
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You could also opt for brown craft paper, which can be recycled or reused.
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I particularly remember my boarding pass: a numbered, laminated card that the airline reused.
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If successful, this will mark the first time SpaceX has reused one of its capsules.
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This is the second time this New Shepard has been "reused" after launching into space.
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The hospital has lots of other toys that can be cleaned and reused, she says.
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In truth, only part of the Falcon 9 is being reused on this upcoming mission.
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As it flows, it is used and reused, making it hard to track and measure.
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If plastic items trickled into my life, I wanted to make sure I reused them.
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Another option is cranking up plastic recycling so that about half of plastics are reused.
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Loop, is made out of a single material, called thermoplastic polyurethane, which can be reused.
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"Nowadays, used cerium oxide is carefully collected, separated, sorted for size, and reused," King said.
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You'll see a small warning symbol next to each account that recognizes a reused password.
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If you've reused that same PIN for other accounts, make sure you update those, too.
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Parts of the code might be old and out- of- date, reused again and again.
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Any excess water will flow back into the tank, where it's filtered and then reused.
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In a circular economy, raw materials and byproducts are reused and very little is wasted.
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That's the first time it's flown both types of reused equipment at the same time.
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They can also be reused after emptying them, and are easily sanitized in boiling water.
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These come with a brush so they're easy to clean and ready to be reused.
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Then the whole notebook can be erased by putting it in the microwave and reused.
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All-in-ones can't be reused — toss them in the wash whether wet or dirty.
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Mueller then reused the false statements to add a redundant obstruction charge to the indictment.
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This isn't a desirable outcome, because, generally, recycled e-waste is shredded rather than reused.
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They are simply not meant to be reused or worn for extended periods of time.
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"I mean, how would you feel if your gynecologist reused the same paper?" says Elle.
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Forgers have reused old canvases to create forgeries, neutralizing the effectiveness of testing canvas fibers.
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On the test flight, the two side boosters were older versions reused from earlier flights.
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I reused this elegant grid pattern from a Patrick Berry puzzle I loved from 2016.
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For 21 of the launches, SpaceX landed the boosters, to be reused for future flights.
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Data used to fight Covid-19 could be reused for something else down the road.
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Password managers reduce the risk of reused passwords or those that are easy to decode.
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Airlines in Asia are restricting items that are reused, such as pillows, blankets, and magazines.
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Not only can the hair be reused, but it can also be curled and straightened.
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Eventually, most of the water drains down and returns to the tank to be reused.
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"But you must remember that the vast majority of plastic bags are reused," he said.
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His thesis is that if the gaming industry built up assets, they could be reused.
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Some of the videos are compilations of reused clips — baking tutorials, pottery demos, factory tours.
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His team compared the usual cards requesting that guests reuse their towels to protect the environment with several alternatives: One added that most guests of the hotel had reused their towels; another said that most guests "who stayed in this room" had reused their towels.
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It revealed that out of my 70 passwords, I had reused the same one 46 times.
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So far, none of the recovered rockets have been reused on a second mission into space.
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Separately, the booster will hopefully return to Earth and land so it can be reused again.
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And this being the fashion event of the year, no recycled or reused gowns will do!
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Sure, they're bad too, but at least they can potentially be washed and reused, or recycled.
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Most pieces are plastic, and this gives a chance for them to be recycled or reused.
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It was drilled for oil in 1953 and reused for natural gas storage in the 1970s.
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Landing them is impressive enough, but proving they can be reused is another leap forward entirely.
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A single syringe was reused during the campaign instead of being discarded after a single use.
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In a subsequent venture, they reused old discarded parachute silks to create a patterned floor coverings.
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It's likely that Zuckerberg reused the same password on multiple sites, a big web security mistake.
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Reused code, while convenient, is limited by the training data it uses to learn, she said.
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HF is popular for its efficiency and ability to be reused, making it cheaper than alternatives.
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Recycling older electronics allows valuable components like microprocessors to be harvested and reused in new devices.
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The popsicles will be sold in 18-packs, coming in clear jars that can be reused.
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Cloth masks cost 30 to 40 cents but are often washed and reused for a year.
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In addition, content modules that have been made in the past, can be reused if applicable.
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Were you were you surprised when he reused the diagonal stripe outfit in the "Lazarus" video?
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He believes the lander was scrapped and its aerospace-grade metal possibly reused in jet fighters.
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All containers are minimally labeled so they can be reused and repurposed, rather than disposed of.
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Some of these mechanisms were developed in prior defense industry rescue efforts and can be reused.
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Another thing that was forced in that shouldn't have been was the reused footage of Leia.
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Some patterns I necessarily reused and reconceived from the archives, although everything had totally new fabrics.
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Now that this Starliner is back, the capsule could be refurbished and reused for future missions.
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At that time, there was little consideration of whether or how these materials would be reused.
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Advice on what parts that will need to be reused but will be in short supply.
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"More and more, people want something that can be reused and have another life," she says.
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Remnants of notes, therefore, sometimes remained, although reused tablets would often present several overlays of etchings.
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There were some old stones that might have been reused from the original tavern, Ms. Loorya said.
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SpaceX has reused a Falcon 9 first stage just once, for its March 173 SES-10 mission.
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The deodorant lasts one month on average and the packaging can be reused an estimated 100 times.
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It was the second ever successful landing of a reused rocket — but it was a little bumpy.
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SpaceX successfully reused for a third time a Falcon 9 rocket booster on Monday — a company first.
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The first reused Falcon 9 flew in March, with the second one following close behind in June.
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Like a sponge, the polymer sucks up crude oil, which then can be squeezed and reused again.
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A far better alternative to plastic wrap, this beeswax wrap can be reused over and over again.
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The dream of reusability can only come true if the stages can be reused again and again.
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If not used domestically, the cardboard bale gets shipped to China, and the fibers are reused there.
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Consumers will eventually realize that the profiles they spent time creating can be reused without effort elsewhere.
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Shotwell said that the company hopes to fly a reused and refurbished Falcon 9 later this year.
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Also, female condoms aren't made to be reused, so throw them away after you're done each time.
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Ummo can then give data like how many words were spoken and how often words were reused.
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The flowers are wrapped using reused burlap coffee bags obtained from local coffee roasters, instead of plastic.
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Instead of being reused, it becomes a discarded relic of a 3-week portion of our lives.
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Lists can be reused, making it easy to get a solid travel organization regime down pat. $2.99.
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So this idea of characters that get reused and used for different ends was interesting to me.
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"It is conceivable to me that (the sarcophagus has been) reused in a later period," he said.
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They were given brown bags to keep their N21 mask in so the mask could be reused.
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Protesters objected to the fact that Ms. Schutz, a white artist, reused it for her own work.
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Nuclear material might be buried, but accessible enough to be dug up and reused in a weapon.
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Once their primary-use ends, many bricks can be reused and repurposed in a range of ways.
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Then the old gadgets are turned off and thrown away, rather than reused, repaired, or otherwise reimagined.
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Water, food, and energy would get recycled and reused so that inhabitants could live entirely off-grid.
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It stays standing as you fill it (slowly), doesn't leak and can be rinsed out and reused.
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The Starliner currently in orbit is to be reused for the second crewed flight later in 2020.
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The problem [is] waste production, materials that are not reused, pollution, and its effect on the planet.
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To make matters worse, Google says those breached passwords were reused on financial, government, and email accounts.
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Presumably their username and password aren't out on the internet (so long as they haven't reused a password).
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"Perfect… so everything," he says with the smile of someone who has reused this joke multiple times over.
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Named after Alan Shepard, the first American in space, the New Shepard system is reused by Blue Origin.
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The cinders that result from the process are reused to stabilize concrete in road construction, among other things.
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Dr. Ghanghro, in an interview with the Times last week, denied accusations that he reused syringes and needles.
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This will be the second time SpaceX has reused a Dragon ship; the first was earlier this summer.
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Our resources need to be used and then reused continuously so that they don't end up in landfills.
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Instead, it has relied on trash pickers to sift through the waste, plucking out whatever can be reused.
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The company re-flew one of its Block 5s last month — the first time this variant was reused.
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It's the same excuse dusted off and reused every time anyone brings up Woody Allen or Roman Polanski.
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But landing rockets upright is crucial to cutting the cost of space travel, since they can be reused.
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"The project includes many reworked electronic devices—a CD-rom, an old scanner, reused electric motors," ::vtol:: explains.
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There have been several other successful vertical landings, but none of these rockets had been reused until now.
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He's talked about recycling their car batteries so raw materials such as cobalt and nickel might be reused.
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Stich said the Crew Dragon capsule for Demo-1 will be reused for the in-flight abort test.
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This standard for the public sector will drive the creation of tools which can be reused by all.
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The glass jars can be reused and most importantly, they're the perfect prop for a killer Instagram pic.
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While many can only afford scrap metal or reused material found at a junkyard, some others splash out.
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The first time SpaceX successfully reused part of its Falcon 9 rocket was at the end of March.
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Each swimsuit repurposes up to 300 grams of recycled marine debris, and the fabrics can be reused indefinitely.
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Intense heat is applied to break down plastics so they can be reused as oils and for energy.
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Real Christmas trees are biodegradable and can be reused and recycled, a press release from the NCTA said.
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There is also evidence that some of its pillars were reused for churches during the country's Christian period.
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In her opinion, manufacturers should be protected from liability when devices are reused, but banning donation is counterproductive.
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Worse, ToyTalk's cookies did not expire, meaning they could be reused to log into the account at any time.
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If more parts could be reused, that could dramatically lower the cost and make the technology available for tourism.
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Much of the blame initially fell on a single pediatrician, Muzaffar Ghanghro, who is said to have reused syringes.
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The real FinalStraw comes with a cleaning tool and a drying case so it can reused over and over.
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They include the "Black" and "White" paintings: dense thickets of monochrome paint, with collaged, cut and reused canvas additions.
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But they can also be sterilized and reused, which would be especially important for hospitals in less wealthy countries.
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After the oil ran dry in the 1970s, the field of 115 wells was reused to store natural gas.
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The company has reused a rocket, and has performed 11 successful Falcon 9 rocket booster landings back on Earth.
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As it turns out, Wright simply reused an old signature from a bitcoin transaction performed in 2009 by Satoshi.
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Even though the rocket could not be reused for the Inmarsat missions, SpaceX has proven that its technology works.
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It would also recover metals such as cobalt, copper, gold and silver from components that would not be reused.
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However, the coupons can be reused "as many times as you want" throughout the event, according to Sephora's website.
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It also has buzzy ingredients like hylaronic acid (said to plump skin) and each mask can be reused once.
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He stole reused a joke that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler made 3 years ago at the Golden Globes.
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The food is cooked on gas and the waste goes into the fermenter and can be reused as plastic.
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That same barcode can be reused any time the customer wants to add more cash to their Amazon account.
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If successful, the Friday launch would be the second time the company has launched and landed a reused booster.
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The hospital, she said, has adequate supplies, including single-use masks and face shields that are sterilized and reused.
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They're being reused in compliance with recommendations and standards from the Washington state health department and World Health Organization.
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Doctors need to be very careful handling an N95 mask that's going to be reused to avoid contaminating it.
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The adjuster thought furniture in the children's rooms that had been covered in debris could be cleaned and reused.
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This closed-loop system would create little to no waste because materials would be reused, shared, repaired and refurbished.
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Lexmark sold the cartridges in question on the condition that they not be reused after the ink ran out.
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For certain tasks, they did not wear gloves, and they reused face masks for more than the recommended day.
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The candles come in barrel-shaped jars with cork toppers — and the containers can later be reused as storage.
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Just last week, SpaceX successfully launched a satellite into space with a reused booster, a first for commercial spaceflight.
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A portion of the rocket successfully landed on a platform in the Atlantic — so it could conceivably be reused.
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Old headgear and boxing gloves are reused as padding, duct-taped to the red, white and blue corner posts.
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But these credentials are also easily stolen and reused, which is why they are the primary target of most hackers.
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These include thousands of weakened and damaged poles and power lines that were reused in the absence of new supplies.
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The old batteries he and other powerwall builders collect would likely end up in a landfill if they weren't reused.
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The tank, which cannot be reused due to possible contamination, is a prime artwork or artifact for a museum collection.
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We still encourage users to reset passwords on other services if they suspect they may have reused their Dropbox password.
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"However these criminals got into these accounts, I think it was a combination of weak and reused passwords," Narang said.
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Inmates in the program were also instructed to look for high-end, salvageable machines that could be reused inside Marion.
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Across the road, pairs of shoes sit on a low wall drying in the sun so they can be reused.
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According to the Secondary Materials and Recycled Textiles Association, about 95 percent of textile waste can be recycled or reused.
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Although the stolen passwords were encrypted, the additional information could easily be reused across other websites in identity-theft schemes.
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"I'm afraid our homes and properties have been turned to ashes and nothing can be retrieved or reused," he said.
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When that happens, SpaceX will finally be able to boast that it has reused one of its Falcon 9 vehicles.
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SpaceX successfully landed another reused rocket as Elon Musk's firm pushes forward to make space flight cheaper and more frequent.
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As a relatively frugal person who has reused the same Halloween costumes for years, I found the $86 figure shocking.
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Artificial trees can be reused each year, are typically easy to assemble, and are easy to take down and store.
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The EPA is also crafting another rule to prescribe how coal ash can be recycled and reused for construction material.
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And a city in Texas is working toward treating wastewater so thoroughly that it can be reused as drinking water.
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Supermarkets will be required to offer customers alternatives such as cloth or paper bags that can be reused or recycled.
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It also became the first company to launch a resupply mission to the International Space Station on a reused rocket.
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Through partnerships between the Plastic Bank and major corporations such as the German-based Henkel, the plastic is then reused.
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Most new products, even more energy-efficient devices, significantly increase our footprint over and above retaining recycled or reused products.
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Notably, the company has reused three of those Cargo Dragon capsules three times, giving the company practice before launching people.
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The firm is also recommending that affected customers change their passwords if they reused it across multiple accounts and services.
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"An activation unlocked phone can be immediately reused, which was the intention of the person who donated it," she said.
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If the recycler is a reputable organization, it first checks to see whether your electronics can be refurbished and reused.
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And CBS has clearly spared no budgetary expense, with the CGI miles ahead of the reused stock shots of earlier series.
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But if companies can bring rocket stages back to the ground, they could be reused, saving money and time between missions.
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Frustrated, Votaw asked Amazon for a refund for the unreturnable product, which has a sticky, adhesive backing and can't be reused.
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Outside of its advertising rates, making ads for the platform often involves creating items like filters that can't be reused elsewhere.
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SpaceX says that the two outer cores that landed today will be reused for the next Falcon Heavy launch this summer.
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That's especially true because for years, the College Board routinely has reused SAT tests overseas after first administering them in America.
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After all, every single uploaded to the app has the chance to be reused again and again — to create other Dubbles.
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Last month, Apple unveiled to the public Liam, its 29-armed robot that disassembles iPhones and salvages parts to be reused.
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SpaceX has designed the rocket so that after stage separation all three boosters will land and be able to be reused.
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Ferranti reused much of the technology for its mainframes, including those it made after its merger with Packard Electric in 1958.
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The first rocket that SpaceX landed won't be reused, as the company considers it too special to launch back into space.
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When test material leaks, and if that material is later reused, students potentially can preview actual test questions before an exam.
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As the mould can be reused, Dr Ma reckons his method could easily be scaled up for roll-to-roll processing.
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That provided proof of her existence and revealed that she had been painted in her entirety before Picasso reused the canvas.
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This next test flight will be its last, according to Musk, with Starhopper expected to be stripped and its parts reused.
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It would divert the sewage to "an appropriate place for treatment," which would allow for water and nutrients to be reused.
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For the most part his work was just reused without credit, meaning it's decontextualized from its original intention as fascist art.
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But that platform can be reused for other unstructured data sets… this will be helpful for IBM in other business areas.
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If xHamster's subscribers reused their passwords on other sites, their accounts on those sites are at risk of compromise, as well.
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The maze is built on top of sheets of replaceable grid paper, so the blocks can be reused for future mazes.
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Chicago banned thin plastic bags in 262, but it allowed stores to use thicker plastic bags that could ostensibly be reused.
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Toyota, which has 27 zero-waste facilities in North America, said it reused or recycled 96 percent of its unregulated waste.
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Some e-waste optimists envision a "circular economy" in which refurbished, reused and recycled raw materials help fuel a sustainable future.
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"There's lots of examples where cameras were installed for a particular use and then immediately reused for other uses," Chase warns.
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The hotel chain also helps recycle soap, lotion and shampoo bottles, which can be reused for travel bottles of hygiene products.
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Dong Energy said that the wind turbines' components would be reused as "much as possible" as spare parts for other turbines.
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It means things like search should be in a similar place, and iconography will be reused so things feel more familiar.
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Typically, once SpaceX has released a satellite into space, the rocket then lands back on earth so it can be reused.
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It also is imperative to develop new cost-effective routes for decomposing plastics into high-value chemicals that can be reused.
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"Also, because the fish are reused from client to client, there's always the risk of transmitting hepatitis and HIV," says Dr. Lipner.
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The company's website doesn't include any clear information about recycling, though it notes that its pods should not be refilled or reused.
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Some use leaked passwords from old breaches to break into digital tax filing systems that users have protected with a reused password.
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The statues of saints that Pulido lugged across the border sit on a concrete cement shelf below reused Pepsi bottles storing water.
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The next frontier for the world of packaging, he says, is ensuring that as much of it can be reused as possible.
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Shane Dawson's new two-part series investigates different popular conspiracy theories, including whether Chuck E. Cheese's serves reused leftover pizza to customers.
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It's meant by design to be easily disassembled, so that parts can be replaced or reused in future speakers to eliminate waste.
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ISRO spokesman Karnik explained that presently 80% of the cost of a mission goes toward devloping a craft which cannot be reused.
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The company successfully reused its first refurbished Falcon 9 first-stage rocket in March, which it also recovered for a second time.
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According to Musk, the improved boosters can be reused more than 10 times each and require little or no work between launches.
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For example, aluminum the robot extracts from an older iPhone is being reused in new Macbook Air laptops, according to the company.
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Just two days after a successful launch and landing of a reused rocket, SpaceX pulled off another Falcon 9 landing Sunday afternoon.
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The system would bring the rocket engine and booster safely back to the ground so they can be reused in future launches.
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On March 30, entrepreneur Elon Musk's Space X company successfully reused a previously flown rocket to launch a communication satellite into space.
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So, once again, please change your passwords on all sites where you reused it, and for the future, please stop reusing passwords.
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Because none of the light is absorbed, it's all reused in the image, giving you brighter colors and a more realistic hologram.
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How can we make sure it's going to be reused or that it doesn't end up in the ocean or create pollution?
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It's great because they retain value, and if not reused, can be recycled again and again, unlike plastic which degrades over time.
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The explosion is also probably going to push back another notable flight for SpaceX: the first launch of a reused Falcon 9.
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SpaceX has successfully landed another reused rocket, as billionaire Elon Musk's firm pushes forward to make space flight cheaper and more frequent.
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So sometimes your mattress does end up just going off to the great graveyard in the sky, but generally they get reused.
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The items are wrapped in a pumpkin-themed bag, which "can be reused as a trick or treat bag," according to Lush.
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Even the beautiful paper that comes wrapped around each item, made by Gemma Holt, is left unsealed, to be saved or reused.
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But the design and engineering firm said if food waste could be diverted and reused, it could become a key architectural resource.
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Now, a Password Checkup tool will offer users advice on whether passwords are weak or have been reused across too many platforms.
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In some cases the bindings were designed so that the almanac pages could be replaced each year, and the precious exteriors reused.
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The forensic evidence that links network breaches to known groups is solid: used and reused tools, methods, infrastructure, even unique encryption keys.
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But glass bottles can be reused without the same effects of plastic-based chemicals seeping into your water or causing bacteria growth.
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For instance, a nearby wood-chipping plant offers the building heat, and the roof catches rainwater to be reused in the building.
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SpaceX pioneered the maneuver of guiding first-stage rocket boosters back to Earth so they can be reused and reduce launch costs.
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It acts as an eco-friendly substitute to plastic sandwich bags, and which can be reused over and over and over again.
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Shape Security protects companies against automated and imitation attacks, which often employ bots to break into networks using stolen or reused credentials.
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While the two side boosters are reused from earlier Falcon 9 launches, the core is all new, as is the second stage.
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We washed and reused gloves, we put used needles in cardboard boxes and we burned our medical waste in a pit nearby.
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SpaceX has successfully reused parts of its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets but Starship would take the company's ambitions much further.
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Ando followed that with the 1971 invention of Cup Noodles, which were inspired by customers who reused coffee cups as ramen bowls.
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The ultimate goal is a "circular economy," in which there is no waste — in which all materials can be recaptured and reused.
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Desch said he's open to the possibility of launching on already-flown Falcon 9s, if the reused rockets can speed up the schedule.
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The brand's partner in good, I:CO, sorts the remainders into items that can be reworn, reused as-is, or transformed into housing insulation.
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Image: SpaceX via FlickrLater this evening, SpaceX will attempt a historic feat when it launches a reused Falcon 573 rocket into orbital space.
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An API can serve as that bridge, as well as be reused for other application interactions to that ERP system down the road.
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Doing so will ensure that plastic packaging stays within a "circular economy" where it can be produced and reused, rather than becoming waste.
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Spaceflight is a risky proposition...but you'd put a reused first stage through the same process you would with a new first stage.
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Because these rockets can be reused multiple times, Blue Origin thinks it will help drive down the cost of launching payloads to space.
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But it was certainly there, and often reused existing bot nets that previously had chimed in on politics elsewhere and in other languages.
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Menstrual cups can be worn for up to twelve hours — longer than a tampon — and they can be reused, so they're environmentally-friendly.
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That is, the tray has been reused for delicious morsels of cheeeeese instead of chocolate, and creating the box for maximum yellowy glow.
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Of course, miscreants can also try these passwords on other sites, in the hopes that the would-be victim reused the same password.
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But that love's somewhat rooted in the idea that the modules can be reused with a variety of new phones as they arrive.
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Signs at the city's Emerald Glen Park explain that reused water is used on the grass, and a streetfront fountain sits bone dry.
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When I asked last year, it suggested it was recycling them but didn't answer specific questions about how, or which parts get reused.
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The company became the first in history to launch a resupply mission to the International Space Station on a reused rocket in December.
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Bullets, the staff member, claimed the hackers got in, at least in part, because he reused a password from another previously hacked site.
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The cork blocks can be reused and recycled with ease, as the team used no glue, cement, or plastic to complete the structure.
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Closed dumps could be repurposed as transfer stations where the waste stream is reduced, reused, recycled or redirected to the remaining, compliant sites.
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The game involved spitting ping pong balls out of their mouths into beer glasses, and those balls were then reused by other people.
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His open-air museum features several reconstructed turf homes — rustic stone and sod-roofed dwellings that Icelanders repeatedly rebuilt and reused for centuries.
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Stacey "Plastic Man" Augmon is perfect and I wouldn't mind if it were reused on a different player every 20 years or so.
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Airline-provided amenities are often reused and can be a means of transmitting disease so some airlines are cutting back on offering them.
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LOLI, a zero-waste clean beauty brand, bottles its formulas in food-grade glass yogurt jars, which can be reused in the kitchen.
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And while Hydraloop goes far to ensure the water is safe, remember that we're not talking about drinking or bathing in reused water.
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When she grew up, riding the bus was considered a luxury, apartments were heated with coal, and clothes were constantly recycled and reused.
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But modern software development "accepts and expects that much functional code can be reused by follow-on developers," which requires flexible copyright law.
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The first stage has already been refurbished and reused on subsequent flights, greatly lowering the cost of a launch of the Falcon 85033.
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The two had worked together on a previous project, the colleague said, and Dr. Croce appeared to have reused some of that material.
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Some former Superfund sites can be reused for new development, which is a goal of the program and an emphasis of Pruitt's efforts.
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Plastic is not biodegradable, which means it does not break down into compounds (like carbon dioxide or water) that can be easily reused.
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Then, in 2013, the expected spending dropped back down to $72.5 billion, as consumers reused many of the items they bought the previous year.
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Infections could occur if micro-needling tips or syringes were reused, or if another patient's blood was used to perform the facial, for instance.
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Granted, sheet masks tend to come in plastic, but a few brands do practice sustainability and incorporate renewable or reused materials in other packaging.
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California's Department of Transportation is in the midst of a years-long dismemberment plan, carefully removing the bridge's steel so it can be reused.
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It's the second time that Blue Origin has reused this particular New Shepard rocket and the third time the rocket has gone to space.
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Industrial polyurethane residues and handling fleece trim will be shredded for reused in everything from protective packaging, acoustic insulation, dairy mats, and shock pads.
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There have been too many high profile password breaches over the last few years making it likely that your reused passwords are in circulation.
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The idea is to feed used plastics like utensils or medical instruments into the sterilizer so the core materials can be reprinted and reused.
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" And he emphasizes the Chinese and their parsimonious ways: "It is also striking to the western eye how frequently a tea bag is reused.
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"We put six months of hard work into this with that design firm, which they basically reused for Facebook without changing much," Sopp said.
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According to Musk's Twitter, SpaceX aims to launch a reused upper stage by late next next year in order "to get to 100%" reusability.
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It took roughly a year between the launch and landing of SpaceX's first reused rocket, so this timeline seems a little tight—for now.
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What we really want is for companies to give us choices of more plastic-free products or products that can be reused or refillable.
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The capsule flying for CRS-18 was reused twice before, having flown the CRS-6 and CRS-18 missions in 2015 and 2017, respectively.
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Not exactly, because electric cars do not consume it; old lithium-ion batteries from cars can be reused in power grids, and then recycled.
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First, once the molecule comes off the silk, the thread shifts back into its original shape, allowing the sensor to be reused several times.
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One woman, her roll of aluminum foil lasted her 10 years because she copiously washed every piece and reused it until it fell apart.
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You might expect it to not be much, given that the SES-10 launch is the first time they've reused a rocket thus far.
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Anything that isn't reused will probably end up in Hong Kong's landfills, which are already saturated and were only intended to last until 2020.
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But later, satellite operator SES, whose satellite will launch on the reused rocket, said the flight would happen in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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One UK study suggested that a cotton bag would have to be reused 131 times to be worth it for the planet, over plastic.
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They're more expensive, but you won't need to replace them nearly as often since the company says each sheet can be reused 100 times.
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For less than $30, it also comes with all the utensils you'll need, start to finish, including 350 paper filters, which can be reused.
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Thieves often try login details captured in one breach at other sites, to see where they might gain access if you've reused that combo.
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The space company also made NASA history, becoming the first to launch a supply mission to the International Space Station on a reused rocket.
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The garment bags contain no virgin plastic, there are no poly bags within Nuuly's packaging, and garment bags are reused after being sent back.
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Drange's account was breached because he'd reused a password from a breached website — his Twitter credentials were not exposed in the recent data dump.
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If you've ever been to any African capital, you see how things are repurposed and reused in ways that you would never see here.
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They were able to access the encrypted portion of his computer where he stored it because he reused a password from his bank account.
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Of course, it's also possible that whatever group The Shadow Brokers have exposed simply gained access to the Stuxnet tools secondhand, and reused them.
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Payer also said the decision to fly on a reused Falcon 9 is not only about cost but "also about having more vehicles available."
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ET, SpaceX successfully launched a reused Falcon 9 rocket loaded down with BulgariaSat-1 — the small European nation's first geostationary communications satellite — to orbit.
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To save money, many people said their families reused plastic bags as trash or recycling bags, or used them to bring lunch to work.
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The original Resident Evil 3, after all, was also a more action-oriented game that focused on Jill and reused certain environments from 2.
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The original Resident Evil 3, after all, was also a more action-oriented game that focused on Jill and reused certain environments from 2.
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Leftover food would be fed to the chickens, and since no chemicals are used, the water for washing would be reused in the gardens.
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"Viral and bacterial infections can be transmitted if the wax is reused or improperly transferred from the larger batch to the patient," she explains.
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And while people's Disney+ accounts are getting taken over, Disney itself wasn't hacked; attackers are using "credential stuffing," which takes advantage of reused passwords.
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The mattresses will also be made of recyclable products, namely polyethylene materials that will be reused for plastic products once the Games have concluded.
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That could occur if micro-needling tips or syringes were reused, or if another patient's blood was used to perform the facial, for instance.
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The capsule flying for CRS-19 was reused twice before, having flown the CRS-4 and CRS-11 missions in 2014 and 2017, respectively.
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Ms. Shotwell, the SpaceX executive, has suggested launches with reused boosters could be discounted, to 30 percent off the usual $62 million price tag.
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As moisture travels from the Atlantic to Peru, the Amazon's trees recycle some of it; around half the forest's rain is reused this way.
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Pre-paid return labels are included in the delivery box, as is a piece of tape to reseal it so it can be reused.
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No. But the learnings along the way kind of end up being reused in some fashion, even if it's just intuition around the products.
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Approximately 103 reels were unlabeled, and NASA believes they may be blank, since labels were often removed before a tape was "scratched" or reused.
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This rocket, after being inspected and refurbished, of course, is planned to be reused for the next ISS resupply mission SpaceX is performing, in June.
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Safari now also automatically creates, autofills and stores strong passwords when users create new online accounts and flags reused passwords so users can change them.
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It can also help you spot passwords you've reused too often: Go to Settings then Passwords & Accounts and Website & App Passwords to take a look.
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Musk and others working for SpaceX have long said that their ultimate goal is to make private spaceflight — including rocket landings, launches, reused spacecraft, etc.
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But Apple, in a statement, said even creating the technique is too big of a threat, because it could easily be reused on any phone.
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Abel Salinas, a former health minister, said on RPP that the tragedy was a reminder that pesticide containers should never be reused in food preparation.
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That vehicle was supposed to launch a satellite for the Luxembourg-based company SES, which has been eager to launch on the first reused rocket.
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One particular machine works by giving voters a card to insert and use to cast their ballot, and the card is reused by multiple voters.
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Cloth diapers, which are washed and reused and which sometimes come with a laundry delivery service, are an eco-friendly alternative to the disposable kind.
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It also comes with two button cells, two metallic marbles, two piezo elements, and two sound components that can be reused with each interactive toy.
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I asked how we could offer something small enough but with a concentrated pigment, so it goes a long way and can also be reused.
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Plastics can be mixed with pigments, other materials and other plastics, which complicate recycling and limit how the chemical components of plastic can be reused.
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But it turns out that all the energy and investment that went into the smartphone supply chain can be reused in other places as well.
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Plutonium is the foundation of resource-poor Japan's nuclear fuel cycle, in which spent fuel from nuclear reactors is reprocessed into plutonium and then reused.
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"Obviously we'd like to see waste reused or recycled, primarily, but waste-to-energy is a legitimate source of generation," Frydenberg told reporters in Melbourne.
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The FBI and others had previously said the Sony attackers reused code that had been used in destructive attacks on South Korean targets in 2013.
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Because material from past SATs is typically reused on later exams, the items New Oriental is distributing could provide test-takers with an unfair advantage.
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Because verification relies on a visual marker, a screen recording of the ticket could potentially be saved and reused every day by fraud-inclined commuters.
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Sadly, the original Australian slow-scan tapes were apparently later reused for other purposes, in probably the most egregious taping-over incident of all time.
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Airing one's dirty laundry in verse isn't exclusive to Renaissance rhymesters: the tactic was reused by Romantic and Victorian poets, and especially by modern lyricists.
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SpaceX's prices can go even lower if customers are willing to fly on one of its reused rockets, a technology that the firm has pioneered.
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"I do see climate change and decreasing amounts of water meaning that water is going to need to be reused," said Griffiths, the Tufts professor.
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In addition to repurposing the materials inside our older devices, many of these devices can be reused intact by a second or even third owner.
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One of the central tenets of postmodernism is the idea that nothing is new in art — everything is recycled and reused over and over again.
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Today 70 percent of Israel's drinking water is produced through desalinization and 85 percent of its wastewater is treated and reused to meet agricultural needs.
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SES — an international satellite operator based in Luxembourg — will be the first company to launch cargo to space on a reused SpaceX Falcon 303 rocket.
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One, called CupClub, puts RFID chips in cups so they can be tracked and then picked up from drop points to be cleaned and reused.
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In keeping with YAP's focus on sustainable architecture and environmentalism, the materials from the installation will be reused once it's taken down at summer's end.
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For the first time, SpaceX has reused one of its Falcon 9 rockets, this time to deliver the SES-10 communications satellite to geostationary orbit.
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Often, there's times that things are very similar, and you could have reused the same line, but we didn't and he wrote a different one.
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She added that some of the salvaged pieces that were not reused in the new structure provided valuable information for the fabricators manufacturing replicated elements.
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The company's rockets are able to take a payload to space then land back on a droneship in the sea so they can be reused.
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It has been estimated that if every family wrapped just three presents in reused materials, it would save enough paper to cover 45,000 football fields.
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Today we're going inside that end of life supply chain to discuss how our electronics are recycled, repaired, reused, and resold all around the world.
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LEILAC seeks to tweak the process so that it creates a purified CO2 waste stream that can easily be captured and either sequestered or reused.
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The company pushed back the launch of its reused Falcon 9 from last weekend to this to give its crew time to replace a valve.
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Alex, a software engineer living in the Romanian border down of Oradea, provided a sampling of bootleg plum tuica, traditionally served in a reused soda bottle.
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But he has not yet been convicted, and in an interview with The New York Times, he insisted he is innocent and has never reused syringes.
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Present them on the dessert table in footed glass vessels or tuck them into a glass shadow box that can later be reused to display keepsakes.
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Finally, the calcium oxide is piped to a "slaker", where it is dissolved in water to form calcium hydroxide, which is reused in the second step.
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And Kate Middleton reused designers, too: She wore a dress by Alexander McQueen and a hat by Jane Taylor to all three of her children's christenings.
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Although bronze statues were common in Greece during the Classical and Hellenistic periods, many ancient metal sculptures were later melted down or reused in some way.
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Assuming that savings would be passed on to the customer, the price of a Falcon 9 with a reused first stage could drop to $42.84 million.
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Similar to New Shepard, New Glenn is designed with a recoverable booster and is intended to be reused, marking an exciting development in the space industry.
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The figure rises to 173 times if 40% of the plastic bags are reused as bin liners, reflecting the proportion in Britain that are so repurposed.
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SpaceX uses extremely cold liquid propellants loaded just prior to blastoff to increase the rocket's power so it can fly back to Earth and be reused.
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According to TMZ, Bethesda believes that Behavior reused code from Fallout Shelter to make Westworld, and noted that both games have several of the same bugs.
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By simply replacing a standard ecological message with social norms -- saying most guests in the hotel reused their towels -- they witnessed a 26% increase in reuse.
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It's a picture that can be reused tomorrow to promote an herbal tea, an accessories line, her own cosmetics company, or even a pair of jeans.
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To achieve this insane level of power, while still delivering an engine that can be reused over a long period life, SpaceX needed a design overhaul.
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Longer term, the city must expand its ability to capture and store rainfall so it can be reused, as well as recycling waste water, Mohan said.
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On a continent where almost everything is reused, from mobile-phone parts to plastic bags, governments seem to prefer to buy shiny new things, however expensive.
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In a recent interview with The Economist, he said he thinks first-stage airframes could be reused 100 times, and their engines at least ten times.
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All the elements of the tents – pegs, poles, sheets, and bags – need to be present, undamaged, and the tent sufficiently clean and functional to be reused.
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Around the world, bootleggers add methanol to counterfeit booze (often in reused brand-name bottles) as a cheap way to increase the potency of their products.
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The tomb appears to have been reused, as sarcophagi from the 22nd and 21st dynasties were found as well, said Minister of Antiquities Khaled el-Enany.
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As well, there are systems that recover rainwater and air conditioning condensation into basement tanks, where the water is reused for irrigation and to flush toilets.
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So if we're able to reuse all elements of the rocket, first of all, it'd be the first-ever fully reused orbital vehicle of any kind.
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SLS Block 28500 will be capable of carrying about 6900 metric Tonnes (mT) to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), and no part of it can be reused.
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In the United States, hotel chefs worked to ensure menus for buffets and large events could be adjusted quickly, and some of the excess food reused.
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Pocket diapers cannot be reused since the diaper itself touches the baby's skin, so you'll need to wash the whole diaper for wet and dirty diapers.
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You've got to change your password for that service, and you've got to change the password for every other service where you've reused that same password.
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The children's brand Name It has launched a recycling system where old and worn clothes are brought into stores and reused or remade into new products.
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Once the classifier has been tuned, it can ideally be reused on a data set it has never been exposed to before to classify unknown objects.
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At a United Nations meeting about the outbreak on Monday, one official said he had seen syringes and gloves being reused because equipment was becoming scarce.
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With KERS, kinetic energy (that energy used to brake) is stored in a battery and then reused to give a boost of power to an engine.
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The report also says better ways to gauge the health of a battery would make it easier to assess whether it can be reused or repaired.
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Similarly, buying sustainably-made products that can be reused over and over, instead of one-time use items, can also save you over the long term.
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But the stresses of spaceflight on reused boosters — like the rising mileage on a used car, sometimes called "pre-owned" in today's parlance — are much greater.
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Rockets can cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build, but with the successful launch and landing of the reused Falcon 9, that could all change.
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New Glenn is designed to be reused, because the rocket would land upright after a launch, making it hypothetically capable of launching quickly and cost effectively.
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I found most of those items in the bulk and produce aisles and packed them in cloth and reused plastic bags that I brought with me.
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Projects that support recycling in developing countries will be vetted and registered and then issued with credits, according to the amount of plastic recovered or reused.
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Google posited that perhaps users reused passwords on sites or accounts they didn't view as important enough to go through the effort of resetting a password.
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Image: PlexLaptops can be reused as well, once they've got too old and dusty to handle the rigors of running iTunes, Photoshop and a hundred Chrome tabs.
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But it seems likely that all the research and development that went into creating Apple's chips for iOS devices is going to get reused in future MacBooks.
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The Ellen MacArthur Foundation estimates that about $500 billion is lost each year as a result of clothing being thrown out instead of being reused or recycled.
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On the brighter side, while Ford's cars may not be long for this world, between 80 and 86% of a car's material can be recycled and reused.
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The longest known text — and the only linen work to make it to the modern age — is a calendar reused in the binding of an Egyptian mummy.
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Surasak told Thai media on Wednesday that imports of some electronic appliances and second-hand devices would be allowed if these items can be repaired and reused.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter earlier this month that one of these recovered rockets will be reused in a launch over the next few months.
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The vaginal ring contains a combination of hormones that prevent pregnancy, and it can be reused each month for 13 cycles before it has to be replaced.
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The charity, established in 2010, has pioneered a shift toward a "circular economy" in which raw materials and products are repeatedly reused to reduce waste and pollution.
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It has successfully refurbished and reused one of those boosters on a second mission, a development that could drastically impact the economics of space launch going forward.
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The company's 2017 agenda includes the debut launch of a heavy-lift booster, flying its first reused rocket and repairing the Florida launchpad damaged in the explosion.
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When they were told that the majority of guests who stayed in their particular room reused their towels, people were 39% more likely to do it, too.
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"I would be comfortable if we were to fly on a reused booster," General John "Jay" Raymond told reporters at the U.S. Space Symposium in Colorado Springs.
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OurMine broke into Zuckerberg's Twitter earlier this month, using an old LinkedIn password exposed during a previous breach that apparently had been reused on his Twitter account.
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The company uses extremely cold liquid propellants loaded just prior to blastoff to increase the rocket's power so it can fly back to Earth and be reused.
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The charity, established in 2010, has pioneered the shift towards a "circular economy" in which raw materials and products are repeatedly reused to reduce waste and pollution.
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Some former Superfund sites can be reused for new development, which is a goal of the program and an emphasis of Pruitt's efforts to boost the program.
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Last year, over 250 companies signed a MacArthur Foundation agreement pledging that 100% of plastic packaging will be easily and safely reused, recycled, or composted by 2025.
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Musk's space exploration firm has developed technology that allows rockets to take off, deposit their payload into space, and then land back on earth to be reused.
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Friday, SpaceX launched and landed a reused rocket carrying the first telecommunications satellite for Bulgaria in a mission that originated at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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If you've been meaning to secure your digital accounts, replace your reused passwords and prevent your personal data from falling into the wrong hands, we can help.
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"Unfortunately, when the same user name and password is reused on multiple services, it's possible for bad actors to gain access to many accounts," the statement said.
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"Unfortunately, when the same username and password is reused on multiple services, it&aposs possible for bad actors to gain access to many accounts," the company said.
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The postmark typically indicates when and where the mail was sent from and is marked over the stamps -- "canceling" them, and preventing the stamps from being reused.
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A ton of carbon dioxide is saved for every 2,000 bricks that are reused — and the effort helps keep the spirit of the old industrial area alive.
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And while new GIFs are constantly being created, shared, and reused, there are a select few that have risen above the many others as favorites this year.
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At least 80 per cent of a phone, the EPRA states, can be recycled and reused—something that becomes a lot more difficult when you destroy it.
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Several large downtown houses — in a newly revitalized theater district — are configured like Broadway stages, allowing sets built to be used here to be reused in New York.
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So I floated the idea of reusing some of the environments—and we shamelessly reused at least three or four, played through backwards and modified a little bit.
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The company's 2017 agenda includes the debut launch of a heavy-lift booster, flying its first reused rocket and repairing the Florida launch pad damaged in the explosion.
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While a board game may be an initially expensive purchase (for instance, copies of Catan retail at around $48.99), it can be reused almost indefinitely and taken anywhere.
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According to the company, every pre-owned iPhone unit goes back to the OEM and components that are perfect to be reused are kept while others are replaced.
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It's the first time a Dragon has been reused for a flight, making SpaceX the first private company to send a vehicle into orbit for a second time.
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The glass tumbler containers are beautiful in person (and easily reused), and scents range from Canopy (fresh fig, herby ivy greens, mint) to Chandelier (champagne, saffron, musky leather).
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The water often can't be reused or recycled for economic or technical reasons, so many companies have found it easier to inject the water back into the ground.
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Additionally, iOS 12 will flag passwords you've reused in multiple places so you can quickly change them and ensure every app or service has its own unique password.
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For example, fuel tanks can be used to store fluids, solar panels can be reused, and metals can be ground up into powder for 3D printing new parts.
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Tailings from the production of copper at the mine are piped 57 kilometers (35.4 miles) to the lower-altitude pond, where they can be reused in industrial processes.
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For longer missions in the future—to Mars and beyond—space researchers are looking for ways that human waste can be not only disposed of, but actually reused.
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While the NotPetya malware was initially thought to be a strain of the Petya ransomware it turned out to be a new variant that reused only some code.
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Designed to accommodate crews of up to seven people and able to spend nearly seven months in orbit, it's also intended to be reused up to 10 times.
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Authorities linked Julia Poff to the case through a damaged shipping label found on a box that Poff allegedly reused to send Abbott's package, the court documents say.
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Up close, the Tesla Semi Truck is gargantuan They lead us around to the back of the truck where, not for the last time, we encounter reused technology.
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The details: The satellites, which were deployed atop a reused SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that lifted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 3:47 p.m.
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The triple booster landing demonstrates that critical portions of SpaceX's launch vehicles can be reused, which may reduce the cost of spaceflight—one of the company's longstanding goals.
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Created by Calvin Klein Collection in conjunction with sustainable brand consultancy Eco Age, the multi-part ensemble is made of three different fabrics, all fashioned from reused plastic.
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Instead of trying to reduce waste by a small fraction, some individuals and communities are shifting their lifestyles to ensure that nearly everything is reused, recycled or composted.
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Elon Musk's rocket company made NASA history Friday, as SpaceX became the first company to launch a resupply mission to the International Space Station on a reused rocket.
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On Friday, SpaceX launched and landed a reused rocket carrying the first telecommunications satellite for Bulgaria in a mission that originated at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Though some of these plastics will be recycled and reused as something else, chances are that they'll eventually wind up in a landfill or in the environment anyway.
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Apple told state regulators in documents I acquired using a Freedom of Information Act request that these electronics that end up at recyclers are not to be reused.
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Cybercriminals don't discriminate, and, in fact, go for the lowest hanging fruit: reused passwords, computers with old vulnerable software, and naive people who may click on sketchy links.
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This method tries to take training data used for one thing and reused it for a new set of tasks, without having to retrain the system from scratch.
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That includes using masks beyond their designated shelf life and reusing masks during encounters with different patients, cautioning however that not all types of masks can be reused.
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Dispatch follows a model in use elsewhere in the world where durable containers are used rather than disposable ones for delivery items, then picked up, washed, and reused.
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Can't we just leave these stations in space to operate indefinitely, or bring them back to Earth to be studied or even retooled and reused for another mission?
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If successful, it'll be the third time that SpaceX has reused a Falcon 9 — and if the vehicle lands post-launch, it'll also be the third to do so.
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Typically, needle exchanges give people who use drugs new, sterile syringes (to avoid infection from reused needles), and may refer people to treatment and provide other health care services.
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The processed glass can be used to make new windshields, while the metal is recycled in the metal industry and the plastic is reused in roofing and carpet glues.
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It destroys people's careers, drives them to crime, breaks up families, and causes secondary health problems like HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C from reused needles, among many other issues.
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The Nissan Leaf is composed of 25 percent recycled materials, according to EV data company FleetCarma, including plastic bottles for seats, recycled fabric for pads, and reused electrical components.
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Items and magic spell names are reused throughout each game; monsters and magical summons reappear consistently with new designs; you can always find characters named Cid, Biggs, and Wedge.
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As plants shut down, they burn off huge amounts of chemicals in a process known as flaring, which involves burning off excess gases that can't be reused or recycled.
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But thanks to a number of hardware upgrades, each Block 5003 is supposedly capable of being reused up to 2500 times without the need for much refurbishment between launches.
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In his email to Reuters, he also made a prediction: the version of the test in his possession was "very likely" to be reused three days later, on Jan.
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Previous games have relied heavily on a library of animations that were used and reused in these kinds of scenes, which made them pretty conspicuous (not to mention cheesy).
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The Block 4s are only capable of being reused a couple of times, and SpaceX likely chose to discard them ahead of transitioning to the Block 5 full time.
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Half of the 23 hours of footage from this season of Bachelor in Paradise was probably reused footage — clips that teased an upcoming segment or recaps of previous events.
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There are about four billion beer bottles in circulation around Germany, and each bottle is reused up to 30 times, according to Inside magazine, an industry publication, NPR reports.
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Thursday's launch marked the 18th such mission for SpaceX, and it was the first time one of the company's Dragon capsules was reused for a third trip to space.
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It had already committed to make all its products from renewable and recycled materials by 2030 and also to design all its products to be reused, repaired and recycled.
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Musk also said the Falcon 9 rockets could potentially be reused for an additional 10 to 20 missions, and with minor refurbishment, the rocket's life could span 100 launches.
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The move to unique digital codes essentially rules out sharing, they said, since the codes are usually attached to an individual student account and, once activated, cannot be reused.
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These included identifying how the waste can be processed and reused as a soil enhancer, as well as how and where the company would build a permanent disposal facility.
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Moreover, IBM recommends physically destroying the USB flash drive "so that it can not be reused," or try to repair it by wiping it and disinfecting it with antivirus.
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Likely created by monks or religious leaders who reused paper scraps such as old ledgers, the illustrations include diagrams of planetary positions and intricate patterns used as meditation devices.
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The launch reused a first stage booster first employed during an Iridium Communications mission in January of this year, after that Falcon 9 first stage was recovered and refurbished.
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He even suggested that SpaceX didn't need to do any demonstration missions first; the company was trusting enough to fly on a reused Falcon 9 without any flight tests.
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Across the world, only 9 percent of all the plastic ever made has been recycled; by contrast, 67 percent of the aluminum bought by consumers every year is reused.
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MASS Design interviewed many patients and staff members in an effort to design and create prototypes of beds that would be comfortable as well as easily sanitized and reused.
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After the Roman Empire fell in the fifth century CE, the years saw a series of conquests — Visigoths, Arabs, what have you — but they all reused the existing city.
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It's a shift to an engineering mindset for relentless iteration and constant improvement; modular components that can be remixed and reused, and improvements that accrue and compound over time.
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That carbon will be locked up for decades, if not a century or more, until the building is torn down, and if the wood is reused, perhaps even longer.
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Users typically lose control of their accounts either because they've reused passwords from other sites that have been compromised, or they chose extremely common passwords that hackers could guess.
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" Microsoft goes on to recommend that, "Given the frequency of passwords being reused by multiple individuals, it is critical to back your password with some form of strong credential.
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"Unfortunately, when the same username and password is reused on multiple services, it&aposs possible for bad actors to gain access to many accounts," the company said last week.
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Viewers also complained about reused avalanche footage from the original "Planet Earth"; added sound effects; and the brutality depicted in the series, particularly surrounding sexual violence among snow leopards.
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I was mulling all this over on Twitter (never a good idea), realizing that "single-use" plastic bags may actually be the single most reused thing in our house.
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On Monday, hundreds of stadium employees, food vendors, sustainability experts and volunteers worked together to sort about 50 tons of waste, marking it to be recycled, composted or reused.
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Excavators found two limestone jars with human burials, as well as a collection of stuffed animals that indicates the tomb was reused in later time periods, the ministry said.
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Although these claims refer to the paper sleeves, which can be reused, anti-waste campaigners say that customers are mislead into believing it applies to the cup as well.
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In 2006, for instance, NASA confessed that it likely reused 45 tapes containing original footage of Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's iconic July 20, 1969 moonwalk.
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Because each piece has a specific purpose and can be reused, it's a sustainable approach to "returning to the moon for good," as NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine announced this year.
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And while a lot of it makes sense to be consumed as is, there are a number of assets that make more sense combined or reused in a different context.
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"Nest has reset all the accounts where customers reused passwords that were previously exposed through breaches on other websites and published publicly," a Nest spokesperson told me in an email.
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To that end, SpaceX launched and landed a reused Falcon 9 for the first time back in March, and it also recovered that rocket's fairing — a first for the company.
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Let's steal the free bread at the restaurant and then ask the waiter for more to shovel into our purses, into the reused ziplock we brought just for that purpose.
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The reused Falcon 9 rocket that was recently scheduled to take off, however, was reportedly not involved in the accident:Again, the rocket and its payload were destroyed in the explosions.
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NASA, too, has reused rocket boosters for launching shuttles in the past, but these used solid boosters instead of ones with liquid fuel, and costs ended up being prohibitive regardless.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Blue OriginBezos explained that the first stage of the New Glenn is designed to be reused 53 times and has a 25-meter fairing.
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Now he uses a tool that reads the dimensions automatically and sends them wirelessly to his computer, where software decides whether the part can be reused or must be scrapped.
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"NASA's space shuttle orbiters, the U.S. Air Force's X-37B, and the Soviet Union's VA spacecraft were all reused on orbital missions," Robert Pearlman, space historian and founder of collectspace.
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The 230-foot assembly, all brand new rockets (rather than reused), is currently standing up at Launch Complex 39A, the site of many historic launches, from Apollo to Space Shuttle.
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The goal is for a Block 5 first stage to launch a hundred times before being retired, far more than the handful of times existing Falcon 9s have been reused.
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Mr Bezos and his colleagues managed an upright landing in West Texas late last year, and have since reflown the same booster twice, to demonstrate that it can be reused.
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The fast food giant is also installing "plastic toy amnesty bins" in its U.K. restaurants, enabling people to return their free or giveaway plastic toys so they can be reused.
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The FAO provided Pemongkong villagers with high-quality composite maize seeds produced through open pollination, which can be reused several times and perform better during extreme weather conditions, said Herianto.
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Small-time entrepreneurs set themselves up as middlemen, known as "bloodheads," buying blood from villagers and selling it on, but they heedlessly reused needles and failed to screen the blood.
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The economic and environmental case is clear: We need to invest in a sustainable, circular economy where materials are efficiently and continuously reused — and we need to do it now.
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The water that is already used in the kitchen and bathroom is filtered through the plants and microorganisms in the soil and is then reused to help run the toilets.
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A 1495 edition of Aesop's Fables is just as prized for its 15th-century printing as the precious pages from a 12th-century Talmud that were reused for its binding.
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And though recycling can help prevent plastic ending up in the ocean, disposable plastic products are still a problem, regardless of whether or not they are broken down and reused.
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Tab had written that note years earlier and placed it in his daughter's lunch, and had reused the paper while labeling the parts for the '66 Mustang before he sold it.
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Image: SpaceX/FlickrAfter several delays (and let's face it, a horrible yesterday), it's probably about time that NASA/SpaceX get a move-on and show us that incredible reused rocket launch.
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The three companies had all been awarded contracts through Phase 21 of the XS-1 program to determine the feasibility and methods needed to make such a frequently reused spaceplane possible.
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In the past, Musk has boasted that parts of the Falcon 9 could be reused up to 100 times, but he expects 10 to 20 reuses out of a single vehicle.
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Instead of giving everyone a flower crown as a favor, she clipped a few flowers into their hair as they posed for a photo, then reused them for the next guest.
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If the e-skin is broken beyond repair, it can just be soaked in a solution that "liquefies" it so that the materials can be reused to make new e-skin.
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"With the launch this week, what's being reused is the first stage," Bobby Braun, dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, told Gizmodo.
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Kershaw believes the key is to end the culture of disposable plastic, and implement closed loop systems for the material to be reused, which would reduce the demand for new production.
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Reuters reported in March that the College Board has often reused tests overseas after first giving them in America months or years earlier, even after some test questions began circulating online.
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UpGuard reported that, "presumably," the passwords would grant access to the now-defunct app, though the researchers warned it "put users at risk who have reused the same password across accounts."
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It revolutionized the field as the first entity, government or private, to successfully launch and then safely recover an orbital booster rocket intact, allowing it to be reused in future launches.
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REPAIR, RECYCLE It had already committed to make all its products from renewable and recycled materials by 2030 and also to design all its products to be reused, repaired and recycled.
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Eventually, the final product—dainty cups and saucers for sipping espresso—are brought back to Mosaik, where customers package the cups into reused coffee bags and ship them out to customers.
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From VHS players being turned into toasters to circuit board lamps and floppy disc notepads all over Etsy, e-waste is being reused for new purposes, instead of tossing it out.
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Some of this wastewater is reused, but the majority is pumped deep underground, where it has been linked to a wave of earthquakes that have rocked the state starting in 2010.
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Counterfeiters often serve lower-quality or tainted alcohol from reused brand-name bottles, Canlar said, so take note of faded, peeling labels on full bottles, a tell-tale sign of tampering.
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SpaceX has been reusing the first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets since early 2017, but so far the company has only reused boosters that have been flown one time previously.
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For Sandt, Beckham, and Hoffman, a live person reviewed each account and mistakenly determined that they had reused content without putting an original spin on it, a YouTube representative told Insider.
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Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 and has since been making historic strides toward making reusable rockets, including its most recent accomplishment of launching the first reused rocket on a NASA mission.
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The corroded exterior balustrade was taken apart and shipped to a Utah workshop for repair, and the scrap pieces were melted down to be reused in the new structure, Nowell said.
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Considering Zuckerberg hasn't tweeted since 2012 (and even then, only sparingly), it's likely he completely forgot about the account and its ill-conceived password, and the fact that he'd reused it.
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And so if Apple doesn't support independent repair and is specifically making sure its products that go to third-party recyclers aren't being reused, well, then, what does it stand for?
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He said private companies are working on developing and manufacturing new tests, respirators and he said a company is working on sterilizing protective masks so they can be reused 20 times.
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In fact, recycled box fibers are reused at least seven times to make new products like new corrugated containers, paperboard boxes for things like dry food, and construction paper and paperboard.
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A Swedish animal liberation group also took responsibility for the fire, but the blog where it was claimed featured no original photos or videos; instead it reused images from news broadcasts.
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It's not been an easy journey to get all Microsoft designers on the same page, but things like buttons, patterns, and file lists are now being reused freely in the company.
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These can be reused for years, and a small amount of dish soap will go a long way — all the benefits of foaming soap at a tiny fraction of the cost.
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This allowed for segments of the figures to be easily reused, with the ironic result that the figures representing both Northern and Southern soldiers were largely made of the same elements.
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Gold was mined without the use of harmful mercury, and both the silver and bronze medals are 30 percent recycled materials, each suspended from a ribbon that's half reused plastic bottles.
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He adds at one point in the video that a friend from high school who worked at Chuck E. Cheese's once admitted they reused pizza slices, but acknowledges she might have lied.
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One khipu found at the site had its knots untied, suggesting that the information stored there had been "erased" by the accountants so that the khipu could be reused, Ms. Landa said.
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Analysis by Circle Economy, a consultancy, found that, of the 84bn tonnes of materials consumed each year by the global economy—including biomass, sand, metals and fossil fuels—barely 22050% are reused.
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One netizen complained about a litany of things that Chinese consumers have to watch out for, from cooking-oil scooped from drains and reused by restaurants, to fake medicines dispensed by doctors.
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So when the manure-separator pump—used to filter waste that's reused as fertilizer—got clogged at 3 AM on Aaron Wickstrom's dairy farm, he got out of bed to fix it.
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The Linux kernel is licensed under Version 2 of GNU General Public License (GPL), a type of copyleft license that allows works to be freely distributed and reused under the same terms.
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A 2011 analysis found that a paper bag had to be reused at least four times to bring its global-warming potential down to that of a high-density polyethelene plastic bag.
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" It is unclear which type of mask the President was describing, but US Food and Drug Administration guidelines for the common N95 respirator masks state they "should not be shared or reused.
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ImageNet is just one of the many data sets that has been widely used and reused by tech giants, start-ups and academic labs as they trained various forms of artificial intelligence.
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The fast food giant is also installing "plastic toy amnesty bins" in its U.K. restaurants, which will allow people to return their free or giveaway plastic toys so they can be reused.
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But in order to trade in their device, people have to turn on recycle mode, which permanently bricks the speaker — that is, it makes it impossible for the speaker to be reused.
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The Earthship&aposs roof catches rainwater and snow and then channels it into a cistern in the rear wall, so it can then be reused as water for drinking, cooking, and showering.
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This will be particular useful for consumers, especially when Microsoft recently discovered that 44 million Microsoft Accounts have passwords that have been reused and leaked in various databases of 3 billion passwords.
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This new Lion King follows the contours of the 1994 version so closely that for a while, I wondered if they just reused James Earl Jones's audio tracks from 25 years ago.
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