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People think Nasa's Artemis II has found a face on the dark side of the moon
While conducting their lunar flyby on April 6, the astronauts captured a full view of the Orientale Basin and a friendly face.
There's a chance aliens are hitching a ride on the moons of rogue planets
'Do all aliens really need sunlight?'
'No signs Iran is targeting Europe' amid warnings missiles could reach London
A UK government minister has said he is ‘not aware of any assessment at all’ that Iran could strike the UK,after Israel warned London was within the country’s missile range.
Protesters try to stop female Iranian footballers from being forced back home
It comes after five members of the team escaped their hotel to seek asylum in Australia.
One of the richest Polish women has died. New findings by the prosecutor’s office
On Tuesday, November 25, we informed about the death of Irena Rupińska and her grandson in a fire in Szumowo. The prosecutor’s office suspects that...
tourist, 25, plunges from 20ft cliff sparking dramatic rescue mission
A 25-year-old tourist from Austria plunged 20ft from a cliff in Australia prompting a major rescue mission.
guerrilla warfare and 'fog of war': what would a us-venezuela war look like?
'Venezuelans are eager for peace and a return to democracy to return to the country they used to have.'
trump lays into another female reporter and asks 'are you a stupid person?'
The 79-year-old was challenged over a statement from the Department of Justice which contradicted his claims about Afghan evacuees.
putin's scientists are creating spy pigeons controlled by brain implants
The researchers say the pigeons can be steered 'at will'.
