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US FCC Approves Giant Space Mirror Project
Technologycbc1d ago

US FCC Approves Giant Space Mirror Project

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved a controversial project to deploy a giant space mirror designed to deliver 'sunlight on demand,' despite public opposition and questions about its legal implications.

Businessseeking-alpha2d ago

Multiple Companies Release 2026 Financial Forecasts and Growth Targets

Several companies, including Insperity, Conmed, PTC, Spok, Extra Space Storage, Crane, Orion, General Dynamics, and Bloom Energy, have released their financial forecasts for 2026. These forecasts detail projected revenues, adjusted EBITDA, EPS, and growth targets, with some also announcing share repurchase increases or outlining strategic expansions.

IN-SPACe Approval Now Mandatory for Space Object Re-entry
Businesshindustan-times1d ago

IN-SPACe Approval Now Mandatory for Space Object Re-entry

The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) has mandated its approval for any planned re-entry of a space object by Indian or non-Indian entities, both within and outside Indian territory, under new regulations.

Archaeologists Discover Spain's Oldest Roman Library in Córdoba
WorldTimes of India3h ago

Archaeologists Discover Spain's Oldest Roman Library in Córdoba

Archaeologists have identified a room at Fuente Álamo in Córdoba as Spain's oldest known Roman library, a space previously believed to be a shrine to the god Mithras. Its architecture aligns with known Roman library designs, making it the westernmost in the empire.

Doctor Who's TARDIS Lore Explored
Culturescreen-rant2d ago

Doctor Who's TARDIS Lore Explored

An article delves into the meaning and significance of the iconic TARDIS from the Doctor Who series, highlighting its role beyond just a time-and-space transport.

BusinessFT1h ago

London Becomes Battleground for Data Centers vs. Housing

London has emerged as Europe's largest hub for AI power centers, leading to a growing conflict as these facilities compete with housing for essential resources like energy, space, and water, raising questions about the city's development priorities.

Nigeria Records 245 Civic Space Violations in 2025
WorldPremium Times19h ago

Nigeria Records 245 Civic Space Violations in 2025

A WSCIJ report indicates that Nigeria recorded 245 civic space violations in 2025, highlighting significant pressure on civic freedoms despite the country's democratic system and constitutional guarantees.