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.
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Government announces pay deal with unions
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Museum plans memorial for lost aviators
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Drone investigation suggests radio interference at work
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MHK questions minimum wage tax and NI payments
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Former Montpelier boss faces bankruptcy hearing
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Commissioners disappointed over end of police drop-ins
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Manx Utilities minds its dam business
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