NASA balloon crashes in Texas desert near Roswell
A high-altitude NASA balloon experiment carrying advanced space technology crash-landed in the Texas desert, scattering debris across remote ranchland near Roswell.
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Starlink Satellites Threaten Earth's Magnetic Field
Groundbreaking research reveals SpaceX's megaconstellation may be altering our planet's protective shield with potentially serious consequences for humanity.
SpaceX deorbiting 100 Starlink satellites after flaw found
In an unprecedented space safety move, SpaceX is deliberately bringing down 100 Starlink satellites after discovering a design flaw that could cause failure and increase collision risks in Earth's orbit.
Solar Storms Threaten UK GPS and Power Systems
The Met Office reveals how powerful solar storms could disrupt GPS systems, radio communications and power networks across Britain, with new monitoring technology being deployed to protect critical infrastructure.
Earth's Trojan Asteroid: Cosmic Stowaway Discovered
Groundbreaking research reveals Earth has been secretly accompanied by a mysterious quasi-moon - and it could be interstellar technology in disguise.
UK creates 50,000 new driving test slots monthly to clear backlog
The UK government launches emergency measures to create 50,000 additional driving test appointments monthly, aiming to clear the growing backlog of learner drivers waiting for their practical exams.
Asteroid 2025 TF: ESA tracks close Earth approach
The European Space Agency is monitoring asteroid 2025 TF, a building-sized object making a close but safe pass by Earth this week. Discover what makes this near-Earth object significant.
UK Driving Test Backlog: Learners Face 6-Month Waits
Massive driving test backlog leaves thousands of learners stranded as waiting times hit unprecedented levels across Britain, with some areas seeing delays of over six months.
Driving test backlog hits 538,000 with 18-week waits
New data reveals the UK's driving test crisis is worsening, with average waits hitting 18 weeks and over half a million learners stuck in the queue. Discover which test centres face the worst delays.
Mysterious Interstellar Visitor Baffles ESA Scientists
European Space Agency scientists are baffled by the strange movements of 'Oumuamua 2.0 as it performed an unexpected manoeuvre near Mars, challenging our understanding of interstellar objects.
SpaceX Starship Fifth Launch: Dates and Goals Revealed
SpaceX is preparing for the fifth monumental test flight of its Starship rocket, with launch window details and ambitious objectives revealed for this groundbreaking space mission.
Taylor Swift eyes space travel after Katy Perry's offer
Taylor Swift reveals her fascination with space tourism after Katy Perry's zero-gravity invitation, as the two music icons discuss celestial aspirations beyond their chart-topping rivalry.
NASA equipment crashes through family's roof
A Florida family received the shock of their lives when mysterious debris from the International Space Station plummeted through their home, later identified as NASA equipment worth billions.
NASA's Mars Rover May Have Found Alien Life Evidence
Exclusive: NASA scientists reveal their Perseverance rover may have already discovered evidence of ancient life on Mars, with groundbreaking analysis underway.
Texas Balloon Crash: Agents Scramble Over Space Crops
Federal agents race to remote Texas field after experimental balloon carrying mysterious space crops crashes in dramatic incident raising national security concerns
Russia deploys military satellites, alarms West
Exclusive: Vladimir Putin's regime has deployed military satellites in low Earth orbit, raising serious concerns among Western defence officials about Russia's escalating space warfare capabilities and potential threats to global security.
Russia jams British satellites in weekly attacks
Exclusive: Vladimir Putin's forces are carrying out relentless electronic warfare against UK satellites, with Space Command revealing weekly jamming attacks that threaten Britain's critical infrastructure and national security.
NASA tracks mysterious interstellar object heading to Earth
NASA scientists are tracking a mysterious interstellar object designated 3i/Atlas that's speeding toward Earth, raising questions about its artificial origins and potential alien technology.
European Mars rover launches to hunt for alien life
The ExoMars rover Rosalind Franklin begins its journey to the Red Planet from Cape Canaveral, marking Europe's most ambitious attempt to find evidence of past or present Martian life.
UK fifth worst in Europe for green space loss
Shocking new data reveals the UK is losing precious green spaces to development at an alarming rate, ranking as Europe's fifth worst offender in urban expansion.
Russia's Secret Space Weapon Threat Exposed
Exclusive intelligence reveals Russia's development of a sophisticated anti-satellite weapon system, sparking urgent international security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
Benidorm star's space station spotting secret revealed
Former Benidorm star Jake Canuso shares incredible revelation about spotting the International Space Station from Earth with naked eye - and it's easier than you think!
NASA insiders warn of catastrophic space tragedy
Shocking revelations from NASA whistleblowers expose critical safety gaps in America's space programme, with experts warning that astronauts face 'unacceptable risks' during upcoming missions.
Mystery space capsule crashes in Argentina
A bizarre cylindrical object fell from the sky in rural Argentina, triggering a police investigation and theories about space debris and satellite technology.
First Private Space Station Launching in 2026
Axiom Space reveals ambitious plans for the world's first commercial space station, with the first module launching in 2026. This revolutionary orbital facility promises to host astronauts, pioneer research, and fuel a new space economy after the ISS reti
NASA, Boeing launch first crewed Starliner mission to ISS
NASA and Boeing have successfully launched the first crewed Starliner mission to the ISS, a critical milestone for the commercial space programme after overcoming significant technical setbacks.
Driving Instructor's Top Tips for Passing First Time
A seasoned UK driving instructor reveals the most common test mistakes and expert techniques to help you pass your test with confidence. Learn the secrets to parallel parking, roundabout etiquette, and conquering test anxiety.
Putin's Space War: Russia Targets Satellites with Lasers
Exclusive intelligence reveals Russia is deploying advanced anti-satellite technology, with Kremlin spacecraft conducting covert laser attacks on Western orbital assets in a dangerous new space offensive.
NASA's 'Space Sushi': UK 3D Food Printer Revolution
British researchers are developing a groundbreaking 3D food printer for NASA that could transform long-duration space missions, creating nutrient-rich 'space sushi' and gourmet meals from stored powders and oils.
Northrop Grumman Cygnus Spacecraft Docks with ISS
A Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo ship has completed a flawless rendezvous and docking with the International Space Station, delivering over 3,700kg of vital scientific equipment and supplies for astronauts.
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