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Space agency tests design that is billed to replace current Shenzhou module, a copy of Russia’s Soyuz China has successfully launched a new rocket and prototype spacecraft, according to state media, in a major test of its ambitions to operate a permanent space station and send astronauts to the Moon. A Long March 5B rocket took off from the Wenchang launch site on the southern island of Hainan and eight minutes later an unmanned prototype spacecraft successfully separated and entered its planned orbit, Xinhua reported. A test version of a cargo return capsule also successfully separated from the rocket, Xinhua said. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/may/06/china-launches-new-rocket-into-space-as-it-steps-up-moon-landing-plans via TV In Wigan
Singers and impresarios have died, and with them has gone a cultural moment. How will the city respond when the pandemic has waned? Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The streets of Manhattan are empty, the skyline brittle, and the subways populated only by healthcare workers, the mentally ill and homeless. The Covid-19 pandemic has cleared out wealthy parts of the metropolis, transitory at the best of times. On the streets, masked strangers treat each other warily, invoking a previous era of economic desolation and prudent social separation. Yet as the new infection rate falls, and the horrific daily death toll begins to taper, the city is beginning to draw breath and imagine itself anew. But what kind of city will it be? Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/25/new-york-coronavirus-culture via TV In Wigan
Sapphire Homes are delighted to bring to market this stunning 3 bedroom extended semi detached family home in a much sought after location in the heart of Appley Bridge that is close to outstanding local schools, amenities and transport links including the M6 Junction 27 and Appley Bridge train station. The accommodation in brief comprises a welcoming entrance / hallway with shower room and W.C., generous lounge with gas fire and surround, through dining room / reception 2 with French doors leading to the rear and a stunning open plan kitchen / dining / family room which also provides access to the rear garden. To the first floor the landing provides access to three generous bedrooms and a family bathroom with stunning 3 piece suite in white with freestanding bath. The property is warmed by Gas Central Heating and boasts UPVC double glazing throughout as well as a modern tasteful decor. Externally to the front elevation the property is set back from the main road with ample off road p
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Pyramid stage Brandon Flowers and co – with a little help from the Pet Shop Boys, Johnny Marr and the pyrotechnics department – provide one of those special Glastonbury Moments Catch up on Saturday highlights on our liveblog A band that obviously have nothing in common musically with Stormzy, the Killers nevertheless share a problem: before they play, a shadow hangs over their headline performance. One rumour circulating around the audience is that they were the third choice for the Saturday night headlining slot, drafted in after big name heritage artists declined to sign up. Whether that’s true or not, something about Brandon Flowers’ demeanour onstage, at least initially, suggests a man who isn’t entirely sure how things are going to pan out. “At the end of this show, I don’t want anyone to say ‘They got away with it,’” he offers, early on in the band’s set. “I want people to look up to this stage and say: ‘Those are the sons of bitches that did it.’” Certainly, you’re stuck by
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