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And splash down in water. maybe you could walk our viewers through how this will make a landing, i think this landing will get more attention than previous ones because of branson's presence on the spacecraft. >> yeah. so this is -- it's sort of almost two aircraft, if you will. it took off like an airplane would and that space rocket et that ended up going to -- rocket that ended up going to space was in the middle of a twin fuselage airplane. once it hit the 50,000-foot mark, then the rocket was released and took off to space. now it's coming back in and it's supposed to kind of be coming in...

Xplora, the company behind Europe’s leading kids smartwatch launched a global, or extraterrestrial, initiative to encourage kids to walk to Mars.

New LEGO Disney Mickey and Friends Summer 2021 sets revealed LEGO has released promotional images for the newest wave of LEGO Disney Mickey and Friends 4+ sets which are set to go on sale this June and feature various new Disney minifigures including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Goofy; check them out here… LEGO® Disney Mickey and Friends Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck’s Farm (10775) • The 118-piece set lets children explore fun on the farm with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. The set includes animals and vegetables, which makes it fun for children to nurture their ...

'Into The Darkness,' 'Silent Forest' Win Top Honors at Hybrid Goa Film Festival Naman Ramachandran, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Anders Refn’s WWII saga “Into the Darkness” (Denmark) and Ko Chen-Nien’s abuse drama “The Silent Forest” (Taiwan) won the major prizes at the 51st International Film Festival of India in Goa. “Into The Darkness” won the Golden Peacock for best film. The award carries a cash prize of INR 4 million ($54,800). The Silver Peacock for best director went to Ko, for “The Silent Forest.” The award comes with a cash prize of INR 1.5 million ($20,550)...

America may not have won World War II and landed on the moon later if not for the contributions of a brilliant Chinese scientist named Qian Xuesen. Fearing communist presence after the war, the U.S., however, deported Qian to China, clueless that he would eventually spearhead programs that would target American troops and eventually propel China into space. Qian Xuesen. Image via CCTV Born to well-educated parents in 1911, it was evident from an early age that Qian had superior intellect. He graduated at the top of his class at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and won a scholarship at the Massac...