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SpaceX is planning to send five uncrewed Starships to Mars over the next few years, CEO Elon Musk said on his social media site, X. According to Musk, SpaceX has to wait for the next Earth-Mars ...

Police are offering £500 rewards for informants who shop drink-drivers in a Christmas crackdown. Friends, neighbours and even family members are being encouraged to ring a confidential number if ...

Four Britons have been sentenced to up to 500 lashes each after being found guilty of illegally trading alcohol in Saudi Arabia. Families of the four men have asked Foreign Secretary Robin Cook to ...

An award-winning takeaway in Glasgow has been delighted by the response to their latest creation. Cambuslang’s Asian Tandoori are known for their epic creations but say their latest might be one ...

It might look like a flying saucer that has crash landed on the surface of Mars but the truth is rather different from the science fiction wishes of those wishing humanity comes across alien life.

The big question is what does Musk want in return? The answer it seems is Mars. The planet. The giant rock, half the size of earth, and 140million miles from the White House. When Musk was setting ...

A new study strengthens the theory that Mars’ magnetic field, which once supported a life-enabling atmosphere, may have lasted longer than previously believed. While the Red Planet is now cold ...

It was an impressive feat. But Musk’s goal with these vehicles is even more audacious: to start a self-sustaining million-person city on Mars in the next 30 years. Has anyone really thought this ...

FMCG giant Mars today announced that it is launching a global agency review covering media, ecommerce, influencer, social media and other marketing disciplines with the exception of creative.

An undated image shows the "otherwordly" crash site photographed by Nasa's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter on Martian surface. — Nasa/JPL-Caltech/File The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ...