Europe

“They have to wake up on their own,” an Arianespace executive said in 2013 regarding SpaceX’s promise to build reusable rockets.

The main problem with the F-35 isn’t merely the absence of a button to disable it. Rather, it lies in the structural design that creates an unavoidable dependency on Washington.

Odense has transformed from a shipbuilding hub into a technology center focused on robotics.

Some fragments of the rocket survived the intense heat of reentry and fell near the city of Poznań in Western Poland.

Musk’s attempt to apply his vision of efficiency and productivity control in Italy has sparked a conflict beyond a simple email.

Current military technology and weaponry are so reliant on software that even advanced fighter jets like the F-35 can be rendered inoperable.

Numerous proposals to address the climate emergency have emerged in recent years. However, the latest initiative from the United Kingdom won’t be easy to implement.

Officials discovered these creatures’ “masterpiece” in January, saving the government more than $1 million.

China recently launched the first 10 satellites in its state-owned Guowang constellation. Meanwhile, the EU has signed a $10 billion deal to deploy Iris².

Rovaniemi in Finland is experiencing both the advantages and disadvantages of being a popular tourist destination, similar to the challenges faced by other European cities like Florence and Barcelona.

It may sound like science fiction, but it’s an emerging dystopian reality in the country.

The first use of this controversial device has opened the debate on assisted suicide once more.