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Considered an “espionage satellite,” the new Kosmos 2558 timed its launch to get close enough to stalk the American satellite.

Farming, shipping and nature hardest hit by drought

Russia launched an unusual satellite that space experts alleged stalked US military satellites. An unusual Russian satellite that is alleged to be designed to stalk American military satellites in orbit has just been deployed, according to a report by The Drive.

Tesla is testing a new loyalty format in China that seeks to make current customers choose a Tesla again when it comes to changing cars. Something that - due to the constant after-sales problems - may become increasingly difficult, which has led Tesla to launch an offer that allows access to the "Full Autonomous Driving System" with a 50% discount.

The accused entered a plea agreement with the state after being found to be involved in a drug dealing syndicate in Mpumalanga.

A team of researchers has analysed the potential of using methyl methacrylate (MMA) to bond together the structural elements of a boat, as part of the INTERREG 2Seas Mers Zeeën research programme.

Much of the money is aimed at offshore wind, "but the plans are simply not feasible," according to Gerard van Bussel, emeritus professor of wind energy.

Tesla has modified the calculation algorithm for estimating the range of its electric cars, including the influence of tire pressure, the cooling system of the battery compartment and even the recharging of mobile phones.

The first Tesla Model Y models with 4680 cells have been on the road for months, but only now we can get to know the difference in weight, as compared to the Model Y with 2170 cells.

At the north-western tip of Iceland, the Anglo-Norwegian Studio Bua transforms a derelict barn into a cosy home-studio. For an artist and her family