A TV expert believes it’s “unlikely” Sky will ever release a new satellite product. It’s nine years since Sky Q was released ...

It rapidly zooms into the morning sky, reaching an angular distance of 15 degrees from the sun by month's end. Meanwhile, glowing brilliantly, well up in the southern and western sky is Jupiter.

Polaris isn’t the only such sun to have this claim to fame. Earth has a slight wobble as it spins, which over time causes the North Pole to shift, tracing out a large circle on the sky.

Earth" planet named HD 20794 d, located 20 light-years away, which could have conditions suitable for life.

The Sky also own the rights to a first-round pick swap with the Sun in the 2026 draft. This pick will likely amount to a lottery pick after the Sun failed to re-sign a single free agent this year.

But looking at Sky's website and it's hard to find any mention of the product. Paolo Pescatore, an expert for PP Foresight, told The Sun it is "highly unlikely" Sky will ever release a new ...