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The latest space news with a specific focus on space observation, space technology, space exploration, and the management of space debris.

Airbus UK secures £150m to land first European Mars rover

The UK is making history in space exploration as Airbus UK secures a £150m contract to land the first European-built rover on Mars.

Lightsails breakthrough could slash interstellar travel time by thousands of years

Discover how groundbreaking lightsail technology is set to revolutionise space exploration, dramatically cutting interstellar travel time.

Euclid telescope data unlocks dark Universe mysteries for UK scientists

Discover how the Euclid telescope is revolutionising our understanding of dark matter and dark energy via its latest data release.

Breakthrough technology discovers the origin of cosmic rays

Researchers have developed a new simulation programme which is able to source the unknown origins of cosmic rays

Perseverance Rover unveils exciting ancient Mars discovery

A study has revealed surprising findings from the Perseverance Rover that illustrate the enigmatic history of Mars.

Potentially habitable super-Earth discovered with SPECULOOS telescopes

An international research team has identified two super-Earth planets orbiting the LP 890-9 star using SPECULOOS telescopes.

Martian rock developed into robust 3D printing materials

Researchers from Washington State University have developed durable, high-performance 3D printing materials from Martian rock.

UKspace double down on support for the space economy

John Hanley, the Chair of UKspace, details how the organisation is championing a space economy to support UK businesses and citizens.

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Euclid telescope data unlocks dark Universe mysteries for UK scientists

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Airbus UK secures £150m to land first European Mars rover

The UK is making history in space exploration as Airbus UK secures a £150m contract to land the first European-built rover on Mars.

Euclid telescope data unlocks dark Universe mysteries for UK scientists

Discover how the Euclid telescope is revolutionising our understanding of dark matter and dark energy via its latest data release.

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Airbus UK secures £150m to land first European Mars rover

The UK is making history in space exploration as Airbus UK secures a £150m contract to land the first European-built rover on Mars.

Lightsails breakthrough could slash interstellar travel time by thousands of years

Discover how groundbreaking lightsail technology is set to revolutionise space exploration, dramatically cutting interstellar travel time.

Euclid telescope data unlocks dark Universe mysteries for UK scientists

Discover how the Euclid telescope is revolutionising our understanding of dark matter and dark energy via its latest data release.

ESA and HPE launch cutting-edge high-performance computing facility for European space industry

ESA and HPE launch a cutting-edge high-performance computing facility at ESRIN, revolutionising European space research. Find out more.

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The AIAA Space Sustainability Task Force leads the charge in outer space stewardship

The AIAA’s Space Sustainability Task Force advocates for sustainable practices and fosters collaboration for a circular economy in space.

US scientists designing new satellite to hunt small space debris

Small space debris can damage satellites and other spacecraft in low-Earth orbit. Learn how scientists are set to overcome this.

Creating a safe environment for satellite communications

Managing the huge volume of space debris poses a serious challenge for satellite communications. Discover how tracking can mitigate this.

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