It’s been dubbed the ‘party of the year’.
And now dozens of aristocrats are sharing a behind the scenes look into Lady Lola Bute’s 25 birthday party, with her pal Lady Mary Charteris joking as she shared her selection: ‘How Lola can you go?’
The aristocrat, who is the daughter of the late John Crichton-Stuart, 7th Marquess of Bute and fashion designer Serena Bute, hosted guests – including Sienna Miller, Charlotte Tilbury and Poppy Delevingne.
Once there, well-heeled guests had
Der britische Filmemacher Terence Davies, dessen Arbeit seine schwierige Erziehung prägte, ist „nach kurzer Krankheit“ gestorben, gaben seine Freunde auf seiner Instagram-Seite bekannt. Er war 77.
Der Filmemacher, der am Samstag zu Hause starb, erlangte Anerkennung für seine fiktiven Autobiografien „Distant Voices, Still Lives“ und „The Long Day Closes“ sowie literarische Adaptionen, darunter Edith Whartons „The House of Mirth“ mit Gillian Anderson und „Das tiefblaue Meer“ mit Rachel Weisz.
Zu den neueren Werken gehören „A Quiet Passion“, ein Emily-Dickinson-Biopic mit
When Brant Robertson saw a new measurement of the distance to a familiar galaxy, he laughed out loud.
For more than a decade, the galaxy had been a contender for the most distant ever observed. In 2012, Robertson and colleagues used data from the Hubble Space Telescope to show that the galaxy’s light had shone across the universe from about 13.3 billion years ago — less than 400 million years into the universe’s existence.
Not everyone believed it. “We got
A Ukrainian maritime drone damaged a Russian warship on the Black Sea on Friday, the most serious strike on Moscow’s navy since last year, demonstrating both the escalating conflict at sea and the growing range and capability of Ukraine’s uncrewed vehicles.
The drone slammed into the ship and detonated its explosive payload near the Russian port of Novorossiysk, a key naval and shipping hub on the northeastern shore of the Black Sea, hundreds of miles from the nearest Ukrainian-controlled territory.
It is humanity’s second most distant spacecraft, trailing only its twin in how far it has ventured from Earth.
But the legendary Voyager 2 gave NASA engineers a scare last month when an embarrassing case of human error saw the US space agency lose contact with the 46-year-old probe.
A wrong command was sent to the spacecraft, causing it to point its antenna just two degrees away from Earth but enough for NASA to ‘lose’ Voyager 2’s position in space.
Almost exactly 46 years after it was launched, NASA has lost contact with its legendary Voyager 2 space probe – but it hopes it’s only temporary.
Voyager 2, which launched in August 1977 to study the outer planets – Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune – is more than 12 billion miles from Earth.
But communications were lost late last month when flight controllers accidentally sent a wrong command that tilted its antenna away from Earth.
The change has interrupted communication
The British-backed Euclid space telescope has beamed back its first incredible images of distant galaxies on its mission to uncover the mysteries of the dark universe.
The European space telescope, named after the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, captured glittering galaxies and stars after making a million-mile journey from Earth.
It was launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral in Florida on July 1 and has arrived at its destination – a vantage point known as the Second
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — For the first time, astronomers have detected starlight from distant galaxies that host extremely bright supermassive black holes called quasars.
Data from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal that four of these galaxies are massive, compact and possibly disk-shaped, astronomers report June 12 at the JWST First Light meeting. Studying the galaxies could help solve the mystery of how black holes in the early universe grew so big so fast (SN: 1/18/21).
They are often depicted as either little green men, bug-eyed creatures or terrifying monsters intent on wiping out all life on Earth.
But if aliens do exist, what might they actually look like?
MailOnline asked a number of experts what they think — both for potential extraterrestrial life within our own solar system, as well as on distant exoplanets in faraway galaxies.
Among the wide-ranging answers were features such as big brains, enormous wings and gravity-induced spindly frames, while ‘crab
A Scottish amateur astronomer has captured stunning photos of distant nebulas and other astronomical marvels from a telescope in his East Ayrshire garden.
Bryan Shaw, 28, has spent hours tracking the night sky to produce stunning images of the nebulas and star clusters thousands of light years away.
Shaw, who is currently a broadcast production student, routinely sets up his specialised telescope in the garden of his home in New Cumnock, a town in East Ayrshire, to snap the night’s
