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The death of tyree nichols following the brutal beating for the police and seen three more removed from theirjobs. the memphis fire department has fired two emergency medical workers in a vehicle driver after an investigation found they failed to provide adequate medical care to the 29—year—old on the night he was beaten. he arrived at a hospital in critical condition after several police officers kicked, punched and hit him repeatedly with the taunt. he died three days later from his injuries. the city of auckland in new zealand is seeing more rain, days after what the city mayor called a...

After the rocket, making sure it's healthy, using the launch engineers in the back and mission _ control on the ground. we commence a pull—up. it's about 26. so if you are a passenger on this aeroplane, you feel yourself- being pushed downjust slightly in the seat, and we go - to about 35 degrees, nose up. and what we're doing _ there is trying to transfer energy from the aeroplane to the rocket. by us going to that, — the moment the rocket comes off, it's already heading where it wants to. i it's not wasting any fuel. when we get to about 35 degrees, l nose up, we wait for the right speed...

Drop the rocket. that phase is called captive carry, we're just looking after the rocket, making sure it is healthy, using launch engineers in the back and mission control on the ground. we commence a flux about 26, so if you are a passenger on this aeroplane, you feel yourself being pushed down slightly down on the seat, and we go to about 35 degrees, nose up. and what we do is we try to transfer energy from the aeroplane to the rocket. by us going for that, the moment the rocket comes off it's heading off to where we want it to and not wasting any fuel. when we get to about 35 degrees nose u...

And that is why the uk space port is way down south in cornwall. and that is why it was there, earlier in the year, that virgin orbit attempted the first satellite launch from uk soil. marc cieslak: the uk's first functioning spaceport is here in cornwall. we are creating a huge cluster of space technology. the global value of the space economy is somewhere in the region of $360 billion. to the uk it is 16.5 billion pounds every single year. newquay airport usually hosts small passenger and private aircraft but is now home to spaceport cornwall. rockets will not launch from the ground here. pr...

Head to space. our system is portable. it is an airplane with a rocket and a few skids with equipment on it. so we can move it anywhere. we can enable space launch anywhere, any airport that can handle a 747. there is a growing space economy here in the uk. the uk has been a leader in small satellites which is where the satellite market has drifted to. some people may argue that there are many problems, down here on earth, lots of massive economic problems going on on terra firma, why should government and nations, why should people be concerned with what is happening in space? if you look at ...