• Advertise / Donate

  Welcome !

  Newquay weather receives over 1000 vistors per day winter time, rising to over 3000 to 4000 or more in the summer, including visitors from all over the world.

  Please help support this site

  

  Your business

  

  Via Paypal

• Accommodation

  Hotels, B&B's and Caravan and Camping Sites

  

  Porth Sands - Luxury beach accommodation wth beach facing balconies, a golden sandy beach making it the perfect place to idle away the hours- swimming, body boarding, sunbathing and paddling.

• Food

  Restaurants, Cafe's, Takeaways

  

  Pachanga - Pachanga Authentic Mexican Since 2016 we've been re-creating dishes that are part of our cultural heritage using techniques that are unique to Mexico. We use mostly Mexican, local & organic produce in our dishes & drinks

• Charity Events

  Charity Events - Max 3 free ads

  
  

  For a Free Charity Ad Here, please contact me

   -
• Houses for Sale

  Houses for Sale

  Advertise your house for sale here and help support this site.
  Small photo, text + link to agents for a One off ₤25. Please contact me.

  Advertise your house for sale here

  

• Local Services

  Shops, Services etc

  

  Body BounceBody Bounce bouncy castle park in Newquay. Great fun, fantastically priced and we are open during the warmer months weather depending. (Postcode for SATNAV: TR7 2QF). Body Bounce also provides private bouncy castle hire. Check out our full range at Body-Bounce

• All Advertisers
  • Accommodation
  • Porth Sands
  • ---------
  • Food
  • Pachanga Mexican
  • ---------
  • Charity Events
  • ---------
  • ---------
  • Local Services
  • Body Bounce
  • ---------
  • OnLine Guides
  • ---------

ESA Top News

The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe’s gateway to space. Its mission is to shape the development of Europe’s space capability and ensure that investment in space continues to deliver benefits to the citizens of Europe and the world.

ESA Top News ESA Top News January 21st, 2026 07:54:00 EST -0500 εpsilon εpsilon February 6th, 2026 09:10:00 EST -0500 Week in images: 02-06 February 2026 Week in images: 02-06 February 2026 Discover our week through the lens February 6th, 2026 05:00:00 EST -0500 Earth from Space: Olympic view Image: With the 2026 Winter Olympics officially opening today, the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission brings us a striking view of northern Italy, highlighting several key Olympic venues. February 6th, 2026 05:00:00 EST -0500 Sophie Adenot ready for first space mission Video: 00:03:58 ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot is preparing to launch to the International Space Station for her first space mission: Îµpsilon. After years of intensive training — from emergency procedures to spacewalk simulations — the countdown has begun. Flying alongside astronauts from NASA and Roscosmos, Sophie will join an international crew living and working together in space. Aboard the ISS, Sophie will live and work in microgravity, conducting scientific research and performing a range of European- and French-led experiments that advance knowledge for life on Earth and in space. Join us live on YouTube to watch the launch of Sophie Adenot. February 6th, 2026 02:30:00 EST -0500 The curious case of why methane spiked around Covid With fewer cars on the road, planes in the air and factories running, the skies seemed cleaner during the Covid-19 pandemic. However, while there was a decline in pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide, scientists were surprised to see that methane surged in the early 2020s and then dropped – and now they know why. February 5th, 2026 10:55:00 EST -0500 A presidential greeting ahead of Sophie Adenot's first spaceflight ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher joined French President Emmanuel Macron at the ÉlysĂ©e Palace for an event celebrating the first spaceflight of ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot. February 4th, 2026 05:00:00 EST -0500 Explore Mars’s Flaugergues Crater ESA’s Mars Express takes us on a journey across the southern highlands of Mars, including a flight around Flaugergues Crater. February 3rd, 2026 10:00:00 EST -0500 ESA's sustainability ambition Video: 00:04:21 Space activities are unlike any others. They interact not just with Earth, but with three interconnected environments: Earth, Earth’s orbit, and the Moon and deep space. On Earth, we aim to reduce the space sector’s environmental impacts while maximising the societal and environmental benefits of our missions. In orbit, we manage space debris and collision risks to maintain safe and secure operations. For the Moon and deep space, we are laying the foundations to minimise the impact of our missions on and around other celestial bodies. Guided by our core values, ESA is committed to making its activities more sustainable, redefining how space activities are conceived, executed and shared with the world. Our objective is clear: to address the most pressing challenges and implement ambitious changes, both in our own practices and in close collaboration with our partners. Looking ahead, in support of Strategy 2040, ESA is determined to lead through ambition, action and collaboration, building a future where space is not only a domain of opportunity but also a model of sustainability, responsibility and global unity. February 2nd, 2026 11:12:00 EST -0500 Moving satellites to meet a plane for rare reentry data When satellites eventually fall back down to Earth, they mostly burn up because of the friction caused by the atmosphere. Scientific data about this atmospheric reentry process is urgently needed to design future satellites for a quick, safe and sustainable demise at the end of their mission – reducing risks on the ground and in space. The European Space Agency (ESA) successfully manoeuvred its remaining two Cluster satellites to ensure they can both be observed from a plane as they reenter the atmosphere on 31 August and 1 September 2026.