In the coming decades humans will be visiting space more frequently, and will be doing so in luxury, thanks to a number of new space station concepts, including a ‘business park’ by Blue Origin and a Voyager space hotel.
More than 600 people have been into space since Yuri Gagarin made the first solo orbit of the planet on April 12, 1961, with more than 250 of them visiting the International Space Station (ISS).
Unfortunately, the ISS is starting to
It’s a decade that has been called the golden age of newspaper photography.
‘We wanted to start the book in the 1940s,’ Michael Williams, one of its editors, told DailyMail.com. ‘This was an incredible period of photojournalism.’
The black-and-white photographs reveal Chicago during the decade: the soldiers going off to fight in World War II, the women who saw them off, and the parades and elation after it ended. Photojournalists took images that showed the city’s homeless, its famed Maxwell
Satellite images have revealed huge new camps of Russian troops, tanks and artillery near the Ukrainian border as Vladimir Putin continues massing his forces on Europe’s doorstep amid warnings he could invade within weeks.
Newly-published images document at least three camps housing seven battalions of troops near at Yelnya and Pogonovo, between 100 and 150 miles from the border, which analysts say have arrived in the last month.
More images taken from Russian-occupied Crimea shows what appears to be dozens
The public inquiry into the Manchester Arena atrocity was today shown images of the Abedi family posing with machine guns in Libya.
One photo shows Ismail and Ramadan Abedi, the elder brother and father of suicide bomber Salman Abedi carrying guns in the African country. In another image, Ismail Abedi points to a book about Isis at a shop.
A third photo shown to the inquiry shows suicide bomber Salman Abedi, 22, who killed 22 people and injured hundreds more
Seemingly gravity-defying canines, stunning close-ups of insects and mesmerising safari silhouettes — these are among the winning snaps in the nature categories of the 2021 International Photography Awards.
The annual contest — which is in its 19th iteration this year — was established to promote the appreciation of photography, discover emerging talent and salute the achievements of the world’s finest photographers.
It is open to photographers of all types, including professionals, amateurs and student artists.
The title of ‘Nature Photographer
The Siena International Photo Awards has a deserved reputation for consistently showcasing breathtaking photography.
And this year’s winners and commended entries keep the standard up.
Turkish photographer Mehmet Aslan was declared the overall winner with an ‘emotionally strong’ image of a father who had lost a leg in a bomb blast holding his son, who was born without lower or upper limbs due to a congenital disorder.
The photo was selected from tens of thousands of images submitted by photographers
Cathay Pacific has put in a good shift and it’s still going strong, as these fascinating images show.
They chart how the Hong Kong-based airline has been transformed over the decades as it celebrates its 75th anniversary.
They document how its operation began in 1946 with a DC3 propeller plane, its first physical reservation office in 1948 in the iconic Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong – and then how it became a pioneer of the jet age, flying Convair 880s, 747s
In 2019, renowned photographer Anouk Krantz produced an incredible photobook – West: The American Cowboy – documenting the time she spent with contemporary cowboys.
Luckily for fans of her work, she’s admitted that she’s only ‘scratched the surface of this great western culture and their way of life’ and has produced another beautiful coffee-table book full of brand-new pictures from the American West.
Titled American Cowboys, the book captures the pioneering spirit of modern cowboys and cowgirls, turning the camera
Rolls-Royce has today revealed the first images and details of its Spectre electric luxury car that will herald a fully electrified line-up within a decade – with a name that will leave even James Bond shaken and stirred.
The new zero-emissions Spectre will be on sale by the end of 2023 and the entire Rolls-Royce range will be battery powered by 2030, said the firm – owned by BMW – with its boutique factory headquarters at Goodwood in Sussex.
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