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Green-light for next steps on Doncaster Sheffield Airport Airspace Change Proposal – Business Doncaster
Business Doncaster has announced that the Doncaster Sheffield Airport Airspace Change Proposal has been given approval to proceed to its next stage. The decision matters because changes to controlled airspace could support the airport’s future operations and potential reopening, while also affecting airlines, nearby communities and other airspace users. The supplied article text contains only…
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SpaceX scrubs Starship launch after some of its engines didn’t start
SpaceX called off Thursday’s planned test flight of its Starship rocket and Super Heavy booster at Starbase, Texas, after the countdown’s automated systems detected that some of the booster’s Raptor engines failed to ignite. The abort triggered automatically as the countdown reached zero, forcing engineers to drain the rocket’s propellant before any launch could take…
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SpaceX suddenly aborts second Starship V3 launch after ignition
The company didn’t immediately say what went wrong. SpaceX’s stock plunged more than 4% in after-hours trading before paring losses.
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Control a human proxy on an abandoned spaceship by typing in every command or risk losing your job in Remote Control
Remote Control is an upcoming game in which players type every command to direct a human proxy through the abandoned spaceship The Pelican. Its unusual control scheme makes exploration deliberately tactile and potentially tense, as players must manage hazards, illness and the risk of losing their final available proxy—and their job with the mysterious company.…
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EXCLUSIVE: Hawley expands USPS probe with blistering letter accusing chief of dodging Congress
Senator Josh Hawley has expanded his oversight investigation into the US Postal Service, accusing Postmaster General David Steiner of failing to respond adequately to Congress. The dispute matters because it concerns the postal service’s accountability to elected lawmakers and its management of potential operational changes. In a strongly worded letter, the Missouri Republican demanded records…
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Time and Money well spent: This retro-styled Pink Floyd x We Are Rewind cassette player lights up The Dark Side Of The Moon
We Are Rewind has partnered with Pink Floyd on a limited-edition retro cassette player inspired by The Dark Side Of The Moon. The release reflects continuing interest in cassette culture and ties a modern portable player to one of rock’s most recognisable albums. The WE-001 player is supplied in a box set with an exclusive,…
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Wildfire so big it could be seen from space rages across northern Scotland, with four-mile long blaze still spreading after 24 hours
A large wildfire was reported to be burning across northern Scotland, with the blaze said to extend for about four miles and still spread more than 24 hours after it began. Its reported visibility from space underlines the scale of the incident and the potential threat to nearby land, wildlife and communities. The available article…
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Don’t lose sleep over reports of 260 Starlink satellites deorbiting
SpaceX deorbited 260 Starlink satellites between December 2025 and May 2026, according to a filing with the US Federal Communications Commission. Although the figure has attracted attention, it is presented as a routine part of managing the large Starlink network rather than evidence of an unusual failure; the company proactively removes satellites to reduce orbital…
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New Saber Exec Moves to Reassure Fan Worried About Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 Monetization, Ends Up Suggesting a 2028 Launch Window That May Even Include the KOTOR Remake
Steve Allison, who this week became Saber Interactive’s new Chief Business Officer, has reassured a worried fan that Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 will not adopt aggressive microtransactions, but his response inadvertently revealed hints about the studio’s 2028 release slate. Allison, formerly of the Epic Games Store, was replying to concerns on Reddit that his…
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BBC Inside Science
BBC Radio 4’s Inside Science tackles the challenge of detecting nuclear weapons hidden in Earth orbit, a concern that resurfaced after a satellite passing through the Van Allen belt raised suspicions it might be carrying a warhead. Such a device detonating in orbit could destroy much of the world’s satellite infrastructure, and while the 1967…