Of the 50,000 emoji tracked by Moji since its June launch, the most popular include a happy face with tears of joy, thumbs up, the Lul meme, a smiling Barack Obama, and crying Michael Jordan.

Recalling the events, her other brother, Danny, explained: "On the Sunday morning, me and a friend met up with Tony and got some pictures developed of Gemma. We took them down to Bethnal Green ...

It has a vacuum to suck up moon dirt and a drill to measure temperature as deep as 10ft below the surface. It is the second ever commercial vehicle to land on the lunar surface. Previous attempts ...

It takes about one bite of the food he serves up at MontAsia in Fishtail to learn that. But now the rest of the world is catching on. Johnson will be on an episode of “Chopped” on Tuesday night.

The advance of Earth’s shadow across the moon will be slow. Observers will notice that the satellite will gradually lose illumination in the lead-up to the total eclipse, before turning blood red.

“Every time we go up, we’re learning from each other,” Mr Kim said. On its way to the Moon, the spacecraft sent an image of the Earth from space, and beamed home another image after its ...

Unlike Nasa’s Apollo moon landings, which had billions of dollars of funding behind them, private companies operate on a limited budget, Firefly chief Jason Kim said. “Every time we go up, we’re ...

A vacuum that sucks up Moon dust and X-ray imager examining the impacts of solar wind and the Earth’s magnetic field were among the 10 payloads Blue Ghost carried to the Moon for the agency.

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lander descended from lunar orbit on autopilot, aiming for the slopes of an ancient volcanic dome in an impact basin on the moon’s northeastern edge of the near ...

It carried a vacuum to suck up moon dirt for analysis and a drill to measure temperature as deep as 10 feet (3 meters) below the surface. Also on board: a device for eliminating abrasive lunar ...

It carried a vacuum to suck up moon dirt for analysis and a drill to measure temperature as deep as three metres below the surface. Also on board: a device for eliminating abrasive lunar dust ...

The surface operations include lunar drilling as deep as 10 feet to measure temperatures below the satellite’s surface, vacuuming up moon dust samples, and taking X-ray images. Equipment also includes ...