Teo Torres

Teo Torres is a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. In the winter of 1993, he trained for an acting audition at The Julliard School in New York City and decided to change career paths. He can't sleep with a closet even open a crack and if you read Stephen King, just reference "The Boogeyman.". Teo Torres sailed the Turkish Aegean/Mediterranean on a 100-foot wooden gulet. At age 20, he was the lead singer of a heavy metal band called Liquid Bliss. His first on-air job was as a weekend weather anchor in Twin Falls, Idaho and his most memorable interview has to be Apollo astronaut Buzz Aldrin when he asked him what it was like on the moon.

Biography:  https://www.kcra.com/article/teo-torres-25-things-you-don-t-know-about-me/6346789

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Bias

75%

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  • It was the tenth launch for the first-stage booster used on this flight.
  • The launch sent 22 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit.

Conflicts of Interest

50%

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  • Article mentions SpaceX previously launched two missions for US Space Development Agency and seven other Starlink missions without providing any details about these previous launches
  • Photo shows people watching from Griffith Observatory but does not mention if they could have watched it elsewhere or had issues viewing it there

Contradictions

80%

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  • Article mentions SpaceX previously launched two missions for US Space Development Agency and seven other Starlink missions without providing any details about these previous launches
  • Photo shows people watching from Griffith Observatory but does not mention if they could have watched it elsewhere or had issues viewing it there
  • The launch was on Saturday not Monday night as stated in the article

Deceptions

30%

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  • Article mentions SpaceX previously launched two missions for US Space Development Agency and seven other Starlink missions without providing any details about these previous launches
  • Photo shows people watching from Griffith Observatory but does not mention if they could have watched it elsewhere or had issues viewing it there

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SpaceX's Starlink Launch Successful, Marking Next Step for Starship

SpaceX's Starlink Launch Successful, Marking Next Step for Starship

Broke On: Monday, 18 March 2024 On March 18, 2024, SpaceX's Starlink Launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California was a success. The Falcon 9 rocket carried second-generation internet satellites into space and marked the latest test flight for Starship. Despite reports of a 'jellyfish effect,' the launch was visible from hundreds of miles across the U.S West Coast due to its dusky evening timing.