Twenty-five years ago, evil attacked our homeland.
Nearly 3,000 Americans never made it home. Firefighters, police officers, first responders, service members, and ordinary Americans answered the call with extraordinary courage.
We honor their lives. We remember their sacrifice. We will never forget.
God bless the fallen, their families, and the United States of America.
A quarter of a century has passed since September 11, 2001, when the peace of our Nation was shattered by terrorists.
Today, we remember the 2,977 precious lives taken from us, honor the heroes who answered the call, & keep their families in the heart of our Nation.
Above all, we must ensure the memory of 9/11 never fades, but is carried from one generation of Americans to the next.
We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Today at @NASAJohnson, the four crew members of Artemis II received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor from President Donald J. Trump for their historic, record-setting mission around the Moon. https://t.co/9uGYYLxhES
BREAKING: Japan is testing Starlink-powered fire hydrant signs as emergency communication hubs.
• Japan has approximately 120,000 fire hydrant signs installed nationwide.
• The technical demonstration was conducted by Shokasen Hyoshiki Co., Ltd., a company that manages fire hydrant signs across Japan.
• The test explored mounting Starlink equipment on a fire hydrant sign to provide satellite internet connectivity.
• The goal is to transform existing fire hydrant signs into temporary Wi-Fi and emergency communication hubs during disasters.
• Residents could use them to access emergency information and stay connected if cellular and terrestrial internet networks go down.
• The project is currently an early-stage technical verification and has not yet been deployed commercially or nationwide.
This demonstration shows how @elonmusk's Starlink could help keep communities connected when traditional networks are unavailable.