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.
Treasury doesn't know how much 2% health surcharge raised
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he doesn't know how much a 2 per cent rise in income tax, ringfenced for healthcare, has raised.
DOI planning to have 20mph zones finished by next summer
The Department of Infrastructure has published its plans to create 20mph zones in the Island's residential areas.
Tariff effects not clear yet, says chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the effects of tariffs on the Island's economy aren't yet clear.
Joe Locke to star in Heartstopper movie
Netflix has confirmed Manx superstar Joe Locke is to star in a Heartstopper movie.
Heysham Port to get £10 million in improvements
The owner of Heysham port says it's spending millions of pounds in a major project to increase capacity and improve efficiency.
UK demonstration plans Isle of Man gathering
A protest against inheritance tax, council tax rises and foreign aid in the UK is planning an event in the Isle of Man.
Cinema announces 'relaxed screening' for chicken jockey fans!
The Palace Cinema says there's a special treat for people who might be overwhelmed by the year's biggest hit film.
Prince Andrew accountant linked to Michelle Mone's PPE company
A UK newspaper says the director of a PPE company led by Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman is also Prince Andrew's business partner.
