Australian Food Adventure: Best Fish & Chips in Sydney?! | Josh, Ollie & Andy Try Deep-Fried Mars Bar!
Join Josh, Ollie, and Andy as they embark on a delicious food adventure through Clovelly in Randwick, Australia. In this ...
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Nuclear Rocket Fuel Test Success Paves the Way for Faster Space Travel
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European Space Agency Launches Military-Grade Programme Amid Global Tensions | Firstpost America
Europe has approved its biggest-ever space budget, allocating €22.1bn (about $23.9bn) to the European Space Agency and launching its first explicitly military-grade programme. The new European Resilience from Space project will build a military-grade surveillance network in space, pooling national satellites to provide secure communications, navigation and earth-observation services. Funding was driven by growing concerns over China's and Russia's expanding space activities and lessons from the war in Ukraine. The decision coincides with the world’s largest planetary-defence exercise, focused partly on the fast-moving object 3I/ATLAS. Member states also backed new rockets, commercial programmes, and missions to Mars and Enceladus.
European nations to fund military-grade surveillance network in space
The agency’s proposed European Resilience from Space (ERS) project secured almost all the funding it had sought. It aims to ...
Canada confirms historic space investment at European Space Agency’s Ministerial Council
LONGUEUIL, QC, Nov. 28, 2025 /CNW/ – Earlier this week, on behalf of the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada…
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How Europe plans to create a spy “system of systems” in space
Europe is advancing a military-grade “system of systems” in space, pooling national satellites to build a secure surveillance and intelligence network to boost defence autonomy amid rising geopolitical threats.
Germany pushes ahead to become Europe's leading space power
Member states of the European Space Agency, meeting in Bremen, approved a €22.1 billion budget for 2026-2028 – a 32% increase. Germany will contribute €5.1 billion, or 23% of the funds, taking on a leadership role in Europe's space program.
European Space Agency Awards New Contract to SBQuantum Preparing Quantum Sensors for Space Deployment
SBQuantum, the first company developing quantum diamond magnetometers capable of providing accurate readings from space, ...
Lex Delles reaffirms Luxembourg's commitment to the space sector at ESA ministerial council in Bremen
The Minister of the Economy, SME, Energy, and Tourism, Lex Delles, participated in the European Space Agency (ESA) Council meeting at the ministerial level on November 26 and 27, 2025, in Bremen, Germany.
James Webb Telescope Delivers Amazing 4K Supernova Remnant Cassiopeia A
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured new imagery of supernova remnant Cassiopeia A. It is 11,000 light-years away in ...
It’s official—Earth may have been hit by a supernova 10 million years ago, according to a new German study
New findings have revealed that a supernova struck Earth 10 million years ago, and the evidence lies at the bottom of the sea. An unexpected deep-sea deposit
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How NASA is using satellites to track glacier melt, predict sea level rise
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- For decades, researchers from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena have been studying melting glaciers from sea level to space. Recently launched satellites, like the ...
Jet Propulsion Laboratory to Lay Off 530; Notifications Expected Wednesday
A day after the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena announced it will be laying off about 530 people, workers are expected to be notified Wednesday -- with JPL Director Laurie Leshin instructing most employees to work from home so they can "be in a safe, comfortable environment on a stressful day."
NASA's Perseverance Rover Captured Martian Moon Phobos Transit The Sun
The Perseverance Mars rover's Mastcam-Z camera the Martian moon Phobos transit the Sun. See real-time and time-lapsed views ...
Animation Shows How A 10 Meter Asteroid Passes Earth Closer Than The Moon In Orbit
Asteroid 2023 JF flew about 199,000 miles (320,000 km) away from Earth. It's estimated size is about 34 feet wide (10 meters) ...
Latest updates on 3I/ATLAS non-gravitational acceleration
On October 30, 2025, the radial acceleration component A1—normalized at a heliocentric distance of 1 au—was listed as 1.6×10⁻⁶ a...
New model adjustments affect projected perijove distance for 3I/ATLAS
NASA’s JPL Horizons updates for 3I/ATLAS revise the non-gravitational acceleration model, affecting its projected perijove distance near Jupiter on March 16, 2026, with future spacecraft observations pending.
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Hopefully by the time you get those rockets up and running for the first trip to Mars you’ll have enough fuel from mining rare...
<h1>Hopefully by the time you get those rockets up and running for the first trip to Mars you’ll have enough fuel from mining rare minerals on Venus to get there quicker than you think you can nowadays. I had a good dream about this scenario where 8 rockets were used for a long flight to Mars and back as a group sort of like the wagon traveling immigrants would back in the late 1800s. It was interesting to say the least.</h1>