A company backed by the Isle of Man government is hoping to launch a datacentre to the moon this week.
Lonestar Data Holdings, set up by Manxman Chris Stott, is planning to launch an Athena lander atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Wednesday.
On board the spacecraft, called IM-2, will be a small data center called Freedom which will be powered by solar energy and use natural cooling.
Last year a test landing reached the moon to become the first commercial lander on the lunar surface.
Trainee police constables raise £1,400 with kayak challenge
Trainee police constables have raised £1,400 for the RNLI in a charity kayaking challenge.
RNLI honours the 40 years of service between two volunteers
The RNLI's celebrating a total of 40 years service between two volunteers.
What would be the impact of raising the income tax threshold?
How much would it cost the government to increase the income tax threshold?
Nominations open for Manx cultural hero awards
Do you know a Manx cultural hero who should be celebrated?
Passport and immigration public counters to temporarily close
The Government Offices passport, immigration and nationality public counters will be temporarily closed next week.
Overnight delay means today's sailings will set off late
A number of Steam Packet sailings will be setting off later than scheduled today, Saturday, November 1.
Fireworks displays to kick off with event tonight
Fireworks displays are set to go off with a bang around the Island, starting tonight.
Second night of police roadside car checks finds less defects
Police say their second round of winter car checks found less defects than the first night.
