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Space travel beyond our moon will require a huge shift in space propulsion.
That s partly because quicker flights mean crews are exposed to less radiation during the journey.
A couple of ideas are in the works to achieve that: nuclear thermal propulsion and ion propulsion.
The future of human space exploration, such as visiting our moon or even Mars, could be essential for upcoming generations. But despite that and the recent renewed interest in space travel thanks to companies like SpaceX, humans traveling beyond our moon will require a paradigm shift in space propulsion.
Interest in careers at the British Army is up, with application levels hitting a five-year high thanks to its ongoing focus on the sense of personal fulfilment and growth that can be achieved by wearing a uniform.
‘This is Belonging’, created by Karmarama, is lauded for introducing an element of sensitivity to its message to prospective soldiers; this year it aims to tackle a key issue for its target audience: the fear of failure.
The choice of message is all about relevance, according to Nick Terry, CMO of the recruiting group at Capita, who is tasked with filling vacant roles in the Army. The idea that there is an enduring, shared human experience in overcoming failure was highlighted by research that showed it has particular resonance among the Army s target audience of 16- to 24-year-olds, he says.
The power of learning from failure and turning it into success is celebrated in a new British Army campaign aiming to inspire new recruits.
The “Fail. Learn. Win” recruitment campaign, launching on Thursday, focuses on how failings can be “the first step towards victory” and not a reason to quit.
It was informed by research suggesting 81% of young people do not achieve their goals “because of fear of failure”, with the campaign aiming to combat perceptions that failure is a weakness.
What s the first step towards victory? Failure. You fail. You learn. So you win, when it really matters. #FailLearnWin