e-News® | The NEWS Company…California, August 02, 2015 : “Hopefully in a few months every person and every device on the island will be covered by 3G (third generation,” Deputy

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : British jihadists who travel abroad to fight in countries such as Iraq or Syria could be banned from returning to the UK, according to

e-News® | The NEWS Company… : A new video posted online purports to show the flaming wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 just moments after it crashed in eastern Ukraine.

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : Ukrainian officials said on Wednesday they fear renewal of hostilities in the east after a NATO warning that Russia has been bringing in heavy

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : The pioneering lander Philae completed its primary mission of exploring the comet’s surface and returned plenty of data before depleted batteries forced it to

e-News® | The NEWS Company.. : Before the turn of the 20th century, the thought of airplanes — or any kind of aerial machine, for that matter — was purely

Ukraine’s counter intelligence chief claims to have “compelling evidence” that Russian citizens fired a missile that the Ukrainian authorities claim brought down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. Vitaly Nada told a

Private asteroid mining company Planetary Resources today unveiled its plans for the world’s first publicly accessible space telescope, the Arkyd. Similar to Hubble, Arkyd is designed to take high-resolution photos

Chinese Hackers Reportedly Compromised U.S. Designs For More Than 2 Dozen Weapons. Designs for some of the United States’ most important and sensitive weapons systems have been “compromised” by Chinese

An Estonian software team has invented a program that will allow countries (or private space companies) to keep their satellites from bumping into each other without revealing the location of

The 150-foot-wide asteroid 2012 DA14 will give Earth a close shave today, coming within 17,200 miles of our planet, and you can watch it live online. The space rock will

The string of brushfires currently raging throughout five of Australia’s six states are so massive that they can be seen from space. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield captured these detailed images