Astronomers say a massive green energy project in Chile could compromise one of Earth's best chances to detect dangerous asteroids. The INNA hydrogen facility is set to be built nearly seven miles ...

If you’ve ever been fascinated by watching a plane taking off or land, you’re not alone. It’s called plane spotting, and if you check the internet, you’ll find livestreams dedicated to the ...

Plane spotting, a niche hobby with a sizeable social media following catches on in Kerala Anamika, a 17-year-old aviation enthusiast, defies stereotypes as the only female member of Plane Spotters ...

Jose Luis Inciarte was one of 16 to survive an ordeal of 10 weeks on an Andean glacier after their plane crashed in 1972. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Two plane-spotting diaries found in an attic in north Devon have been donated to a museum in America. The notebooks, produced by Richard Anderton, helped solve some of the mysteries of World War ...

Train-spotting and plane-spotting are hobbies that have dedicated communities around the world. In Singapore, the Sky Watchers community initiative announced a week ago by Changi International ...

Sort of – it should be noted, however, that plane-spotting is largely confined to certain parts of the world. In 2001, some British plane-s potters were arrested and charged with spying on a ...

Dublin Airport has submitted a planning application to create a new viewing area for the public to watch planes take off and land on the airport's runways.

Dublin Airport's managing director Gary McLean said such observation facilities "are a feature of airports around the world". "This location has been an informal 'plane-spotting' area over the ...

A LATAM Airlines pilot died on a flight from Florida to Chile Monday after suffering a medical emergency, officials said.. The airlines said the plane was traveling to Santiago, Chile, from Miami ...

Inciarte, known fondly as "Coche," was part of an amateur Uruguayan rugby team flying to play a match in Chile, accompanied by family members, when their plane crashed on October 13, 1972.

Plane spotting went from recording data to photography as aviation became commercialized in the decades after the war. It's an evolution that Vancouver-born Henry Tenby, 58, has followed his whole ...