Vela Luka is singing for Oliver Dragojević, with thousands of people gathered for a concert in his honor, and singer Petar Grašo noting that Oliver is watching them under the full moon.
Space-Eyes, a defense technology company backed by Eric Trump, is reportedly set to go public through a $638 million SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) deal, according to sources.
Singapore's National Space Agency (SASA) plans to establish a new satellite mission operations centre by the first quarter of 2027. The centre will house capabilities for satellite mission planning, space situational awareness, and multi-agency coordination.
Residents of a Georgian terrace in Cork City are opposing plans to convert the lowest two floors of a property at 23-25 South Terrace into a hostel space.
K-pop group OneUs, through B Wave Entertainment, revealed plans for their "Full Moon" international tour, set to begin in Seoul with two nights in October before moving to South America and Europe the following month.
Discussions are ongoing regarding the investment potential of SpaceX at its IPO and a comparison with Rocket Lab. Analysts are evaluating the future prospects and current valuations of these private space companies.
A partial solar eclipse is predicted to be visible from Hungary on August 12, occurring in the early evening. During this rare phenomenon, the Moon will obscure a significant portion of the setting Sun.
A campaign is underway to prevent the Artist's Garden, described as the world's only women's sculpture park in London, from being converted into a generic space for VIP events.
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.
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.
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.
A new space opera series on Disney+ has garnered over 1 billion minutes watched, becoming one of the platform's biggest releases and succeeding in a challenging task.
A growing desire for connection and community is driving a resurgence of 'third spaces' in 2026, with these communal areas being rebuilt with a renewed sense of purpose.
Two House committee members argue that the United States must maintain its leadership in space exploration, particularly on the Moon and Mars, to counter China's significant investments in lunar and satellite network technologies.
Chinese scientists have released findings indicating significant difficulties and potential negative implications for human reproduction and having babies in a space environment.
Arsalan Tavakoli, Databricks Co-Founder and Senior VP of Field Engineering, sees vast potential in the AI space but also stresses the need for industry-wide governance, as the company awaits the opportune moment for its initial public offering.
Josephine Higgins, 68, lost her appeal to receive €1.75 million in compensation for alleged loss of earnings after being awarded €170,000 for being hit by a van while holding a parking space.
NASA chief Jared Isaacman announced that astronauts will be on the moon by 2028, crediting Elon Musk's SpaceX as crucial to the agency's lunar return plans.
The Vikram-1 mission has sparked discussions about India's ability to replace satellites quickly and the evolving role of private companies in the nation's space program, traditionally dominated by ISRO.
SpaceX has secured a $1.6 billion contract from the US Space Force for 18 Falcon 9 rocket launches. This significant order will support various missions for the Space Force.
Turkish scientists have completed their 6th National Arctic Scientific Research Expedition (TASE-VI), conducting critical studies on climate change, marine ecosystems, and space research in the Arctic region.
Space-Eyes, a defense technology company backed by Eric Trump, is set to go public through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) deal valued at $638 million.
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.
A ton of space junk falls unpredictably to Earth every week, with flaming metal chunks crashing into homes, farms, and parking lots, raising questions about responsibility and compensation for the damage.
Several cruise lines are offering special voyages into the path of the August 12, 2026, total solar eclipse, featuring NASA veterans and other astronauts as guests.
Satellite startup K2 Space has successfully raised $500 million in funding, bringing its valuation to $6.8 billion. This investment aims to significantly scale the company's satellite production capabilities.
Saturn's moon Titan exhibits an elongated seasonal pattern, with each season lasting over seven Earth years, characterized by a dense atmosphere and liquid methane flowing on its surface, as revealed by Cassini spacecraft insights.
SpaceX's Starship 40 successfully performed a splashdown landing in the Indian Ocean, remaining intact and afloat for five days, marking a significant achievement for reusable rocket technology.
Children in a village in Yavatmal, India, are forced to share their study space with garlic and cricket bats due to the lack of a proper school, making it difficult to study when it rains.
The Take It Back Movement has announced plans for a nationwide protest on August 5 in Nigeria, citing concerns over insecurity, the high cost of living, and shrinking democratic space under President Tinubu.
Japanese space startup Ispace has contracted Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to launch its new lunar lander, Ultra, using the H3 rocket developed jointly with JAXA.
Little Farms has launched its largest concept yet at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, featuring a 112-seat all-day dining restaurant, a grab-and-go picnic kiosk, and an event space.
An analysis suggests that the space community must prioritize resilience through diversity to avoid creating 'chokepoints' similar to the Strait of Hormuz, drawing parallels with how low-cost weapons exploit such vulnerabilities in the Iran conflict.
Jeff Bezos has shared his vision for relocating heavy, polluting industries to space, alongside discussions on the future of travel and the importance of sustainable tourism for preserving Earth's natural beauty and healthy ecosystems.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly has arrested a 46-year-old coconut trader for allegedly converting a designated bus stop and pedestrian walkway into an unauthorized storage and trading space.
James Cameron’s high-octane film sequel, 'Aliens', released 40 years ago, is still recognized as a foundational blueprint for modern action space video games.
The July Buck Moon will reach peak illumination on July 29, offering skywatchers across North America a chance to see the full moon rising shortly after sunset.
The community in Galway is rallying for the return of their skatepark, which they describe as having transformed 'a concrete slab into a welcoming space again.'
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.
Tejpaul Bhatia, CEO of Nebex, emphasized the need for economic infrastructure within the space industry, noting a financial gap in the growth of space travel as more capital is invested in the commercial space sector.
A new report suggests that the US's Golden Dome missile defense system, with its focus on space-based defense, could leave American cities exposed to drone attacks, recommending the integration of Israeli defense technologies.
The Philippines is preparing for its first liquid-fueled sounding rocket launch in 2027 and is considering establishing its own spaceport. The Philippine Space Agency also warned of expected Chinese rocket debris near Northern Luzon.
Space-Eyes, a defense technology company backed by Eric Trump, is reportedly set to go public through a $638 million SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) deal, according to sources.
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.
Singapore announced it has taken possession of 38 Oxley Road, the former home of its founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, to study its development into a public space, concluding years of public debate.
North America is anticipating a 96% 'Blood Moon' following July's buck moon, ushering in an 'eclipse season' that includes a total solar eclipse and a deep partial eclipse of the sturgeon moon on August 27-28.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the Department of Space (DoS) have initiated a significant recruitment drive for 746 positions, including regular posts and apprenticeship opportunities, to address a notable vacancy rate.
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.
An astronaut demonstrated the practice of yin yoga aboard the International Space Station, showcasing how the exercise can be adapted to a microgravity environment.
An Oxfordshire piper's music could be sent to the moon as part of a space entrepreneur's plans, potentially making bagpipes the first defense against alien invaders.
Greece has announced its new Hellas-Space 2.0 national space programme, structured around seven core pillars with a total budget of 350 million euros. The first procurement tenders for the program are expected to commence in late 2026.
The full ‘Buck Moon’ was observed worldwide on July 29, 2026, marking midsummer nights and serving as a prelude to the total solar eclipse expected in August.
Researchers from Caltech and Sophia Space have developed a new technology that utilizes solar power to prevent computer equipment, specifically AI data centers, from overheating in orbit.
An article questions the nature of 'XOVR,' clarifying that it is not associated with SpaceX or the broader space industry, prompting curiosity about its actual focus.
A hospital is facing severe space constraints, resorting to placing patient beds in emergency department corridors and making plans to pitch tents outside to cope with an anticipated winter surge.
A new book titled 'Earthrise: A Canadian Astronaut's Journey into Deep Space' will be published this fall, sharing the story of Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen's historic lunar mission.
Nigeria's Head of Service has denied deploying staff or allocating office space to the alleged fake PFIPC agency, clarifying that approvals were only for establishment and recruitment.
Senator Robinhood Padilla called on the Philippine government to prioritize fixing transportation problems in Bicol before proceeding with plans to launch a rocket into space.
The discussion around off-world computing highlights the growing need for resilient global connectivity, suggesting that space-based data centers could evolve into critical infrastructure.
Hangzhou is increasingly recognized as China's new Silicon Valley, offering robust infrastructure and creative space for entrepreneurs and tech talent.
A compilation of science news from the past two weeks, featuring discussions on the challenges of having babies in space and China's first Fields Medal winners.
The FAA is reportedly moving to waive environmental rules, potentially allowing SpaceX and Blue Origin to receive quicker approval for rocket launches. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized the need to reduce government red tape to win the space race.
German company Rocket Factory Augsburg is investigating an issue with its 30-meter-tall rocket, leading to a decision to 'de-stack' the vehicle ahead of planned engine tests.
An estimated 60,000 tonnes of discarded clothes have accumulated in Chile’s Atacama Desert, forming a 'clothing mountain' visible from space and highlighting a significant environmental crisis.