Freighter destroyed over PacificSource: BBC News
Europe's "Jules Verne" space freighter has destroyed itself in a controlled burn-up over the southern Pacific.
The 13.5-tonne cargo ship had completed a six-month mission to the space station and was packed with the orbiting platform's rubbish.
SPACE.com -- NASA to Deploy Solar Sail This SummerSource: space.com
Edward Montgomery's team and a team from Ames Research Center hope to deploy a solar sail called NanoSail-D this summer.
A SpaceX Falcon 1 rocket will carry it into space from Omelek Island in the Pacific Ocean between July 29th to August 6th.
'Jules Verne' pictured over UKSource: BBC News
It is seen here (above left) attached to the rear of the Zvezda module of the International Space Station (ISS) just hours after completing a successful docking on Thursday.
Giant preserved squid on displaySource: BBC News
A specially preserved giant squid has gone on display in Paris.
The squid, 6.5m (21.5ft) long, has undergone plastination, which means its liquids have been replaced by a polymer.
Controllers park space freighter Source: BBC News
Europe's Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) has been parked up in front of the International Space Station (ISS).
The cargo truck is about 2,000km from the platform and will wait until the current shuttle mission has left the ISS before moving in to dock.
Space cargo ship near completion Source: BBC News
The launch and docking windows for the ATV, Europe's huge new space-station resupply ship, have been set.
The Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) will be lofted in the 22 February to 8-9 March timeframe, European Space Agency (Esa) officials say.
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | 'Jules Verne' fuelled for launch Source: BBC News
Europe's ATV space truck has been cleared for fuelling, to make it ready for launch towards the end of February.
The vehicle, which will haul new supplies to the space station, will be loaded with some six tonnes of fuel before being mated with its rocket.
Go Nemo in your own Personal Luxury SubmarineSource: Bits of News
The trials of the super rich. Even the just well off have a yacht. Bad actors have a fleet of private jets. What's left to show everyone up? How about your own luxury submarine?