Новости за 15.05.2019

1. China's rover finds ancient rocks in Moon's biggest crater  Astronomy Magazine
2. Chang'e-4: Chinese rover 'confirms' Moon crater theory  BBC News
3. What Lies Below the Moon's Crust? China's Yutu-2 Rover May Be the First to Find Out.  Space.com
4. China's Moon Lander Just Revealed a Secret on the Far Side of the Moon  Live Science
5. China's Chang'E 4 mission discovers new 'secrets' from the far side of the moon  Phys.org
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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard would abandon the government's cases against Julian Assange and Edward Snowden if elected president, the White House hopeful indicated in a new interview.

BEAUTIFUL people are the lucky ones, right? Everyone wants to be like them, and they clean up in the lottery of life. But a new study claims attractive women are actually hindered by their looks at work. The research, published in US journal Sex Roles, argues that beautiful women are seen as less honest and […]

The number of asylum-seekers crossing the border "irregularly" into Canada has slowed compared to early last year.

Two hoglets, dubbed Luke and Leia, are rescued by the Harper Asprey center in Windlesham, Surrey, after being abandoned by their mothers, but it's a challenge to keep them alive.

On Wednesday, students from across the country gathered in Fredericton to attend the 2019 Canada-Wide Science Fair and hear from winners of Little Inventors: Inventions for Space.

Televangelist Pat Robertson raised some eyebrows Wednesday with comments that appeared to come out against the extreme anti-abortion bill passed by the Alabama Senate Tuesday night. Speaking on The 700 Club, Robertson said, “I think Alabama has gone too far.” Noting it would punish both abortion recipients and providers with up to 99 years in […]

British Land said the value of its estate fell by £654m last year following an 11 per cent slump at its retail parks and shopping centres amid a crisis on the High Street.

How can someone like this woman be so incredibly stupid and ignorant?

As the country celebrates the 50th anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality in Canada, the milestone didn't mark the end of discrimination for the LGBT community.

Metro Bank was founded by American billionaire Vernon Hill (pictured here with wife Shirley). Shares have plunged since it revealed that it had miscalculated the riskiness of some property loans.

what you are looking at is a photograph released by NASA of the moon precisely where the Beresheet lunar module crashed. There is now a small crater, a few tens of meters wide. They have before and after pictures, with a shot from December that has no such marking on it, and this new shot from April that shows the crater.

Beresheet left its mark on the moon!

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Boatman published a second report yesterday, claiming Babcock needed to write down the value of Defence Support Group which repairs and maintains British Army vehicles, by £50m.

A California coffee chain is serving an ultra rare, award-winning Panamanian coffee at $75 a cup. It's said to be the most expensive coffee in the world. (May 15)

(CNN) — A charter pilot was pulled from the Hudson River after his helicopter crashed in the water near where the Lincoln Tunnel comes into Manhattan, authorities said. The pilot was the only person aboard the helicopter and was rescued by the New York Police Department’s Aviation and Harbor unit, according to a law enforcement official with knowledge of the rescue. The pilot was moving the aircraft from the fueling area to another part of the West 30th Street Heliport, […]

After all the huffing and puffing, Non-Standard Finance, led by boss John van Kuffeler, has just scraped over the line to capture control of fellow sub-prime lender Provident Financial.

Antonio Horta-Osorio (pictured) was accused of greed by senior MPs over the deal which will see him get £419,000 towards his retirement this year alone. This is equal to 33 per cent of his annual salary.

US President Donald Trump signed a much-anticipated executive order on Wednesday, barring US companies from using telecom equipment made by firms deemed to pose a "national security risk." The order declares a national emergency, giving the president the power to regulate interstate trade under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

The New York Times' business isn't just dependent on President Donald Trump and the U.S. political cycle, says CEO Mark Thompson.

The move is part of ambitious plans to return to healthcare, which boss Steve Murrells (pictured) will set out at its annual general meeting on Saturday.

John van Kuffeler’s battle to buy the doorstep lender has been backed by investors who own just 53.53 per cent of its stock, a stock market filing revealed last night.

1. Trump declares emergency over IT threats  BBC News
2. Trump declares national emergency over telecoms threats in apparent swipe at China – live  The Guardian
3. Donald Trump expected to sign order banning Huawei from US networks  The Telegraph
4. Huawei 'to go extra mile' to reassure world on 5G spying  Sky News
5. Trump issues executive order laying ground for Huawei ban  Financial Times
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Samsung is still committed to an imminent relaunch of its super-expensive foldable handset. The one that was supposed to have been on the market by now but was yanked at the eleventh hour after high-profile reviewers and tech outlets found a slew of problems with the Galaxy Fold -- which, it turns out, was unacceptably fragile for a device with a nearly $2,000 price tag. We know Samsung is still committed to the device because the company keeps telling us so. And we also know the company is still... Читать дальше...

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has demanded that Senator Lindsey Graham resign from his post. “The Senate Intel Committee (which is GOP-controlled!) issued a legally binding subpoena, & Sen. @LindseyGrahamSC advised that individual to ignore it,” [...]