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Novel study indicates that Mars habitability restricted by its small size

Space
A new study conducted by Washington University in St. Louis suggests that the habitability of Mars is limited by its small size, which means it cannot hold large amounts of water.

Machine-learning algorithm revolutionises the classification of galaxies

Space
Astronomers have devised an innovative machine-learning algorithm that can effectively classify tens of thousands of galaxies in mere seconds.

Revealing the enigmatic evolution of the surface of Mars

Space
In the first study of its kind, world-leading researchers have potentially uncovered the mysterious processes that forged the surface of Mars.

Photographing the M87 galaxy black hole

Space
Professor Heino Falcke, Radboud University, Nijmegen, spoke to Innovation News Network about the first ever photograph of a black hole - which is situated...

Habitable environment potentially discovered in the clouds of Venus

Space
Researchers suggest lifeforms could be producing ammonia, which would make the clouds on Venus more habitable. Chain of chemical reactions This new hypothesis, regarding a habitable...

Substructures discovered at the edge of the Milky Way Galaxy

Space
Remains of tidal arms derived from interactions with satellite galaxies in the distant past was discovered by astronomers at the edge of the Milky...

Alma telescope reveals the process where stars embrace

Quantum
Astronomers from the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have utilised the Alma telescope to discover the phenomenon of two stars embracing as they...

Deep mantle krypton reveals Earth’s outer solar system ancestry

Space
Krypton from the Earth’s mantle, collected from geological hot spots in Iceland and the Galapagos Islands, reveals a clearer picture of how our planet...

A spacecraft – NASA’s Parker Solar Probe – touches the Sun for the first time

Space
In a groundbreaking advancement, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has entered the Sun’s solar atmosphere, marking the first time in history a spacecraft has touched the Sun.  In a world first,...

Mars’ unidentified water might be stored in clay mineral

Space
A clay mineral known as smectite could hold a substantial portion of the water missing from Mars, according to new research from Binghamton State...

Four Earth science missions to be undertaken by NASA

Space
In 2022, four separate Earth science missions will be launched by NASA. They intend to investigate fundamental climate systems and processes. This means examining extreme storms, surface water, oceans and atmospheric...

Detecting active black holes with novel method

Space
Astronomers have determined a new way of identifying active black holes and measuring how much matter they are drawing in. This innovative technique for detecting...

Astronomers discover the fastest optical flash of a Type Ia supernova

Space
A team of astronomers at Kavli IPMU capture the fastest optical flash emitted from a new-born supernova to discover how Type Ia supernova explosions...

Novel rocket test facility underway in Scotland

Space
British company Orbex is constructing a state-of-the-art rocket test facility in Kinloss, Scotland, this move has been welcomed by the UK Space Agency. Commenting on...
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