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Asgardia announces its proposal to develop a new node module for the International Space Station

Space
Asgardia has revealed its plans to build and supply a new node module for the International Space Station, to extend its commercial value.

Researchers use re-analysis of observational measurements to understand star formation activity in distant galaxies

Space
A new study examined the star formation activity in distant galaxies using a data-driven re-analysis of observational measurements.

The discovery of a gas filament confirms theories on the evolution of our Universe

Space
Researchers confirm models on the evolution of our Universe by observing a gas filament with a length of 50 million light years.

Scientists discover that a storm on Neptune may have changed direction

Space
Astronomers have used the Hubble Space Telescope to observe a mysterious dark vortex on Neptune, which has steered away from a likely death.

Astronomers suggest that the oldest galaxy in the Universe is located at the boundary of the observable Universe

Space
Astronomers have measured the distance to the oldest galaxy in the Universe, which is located at the boundary of the observable Universe.

NASA’s priorities for the Artimis III mission include sampling strategies, field surveys, and deployable experiments

Space
NASA has identified the agency’s science priorities for the Artemis III mission, which will launch the first woman to the Moon in 2024.

Researchers publish a catalogue of the stars in the Milky Way, bringing us closer to understanding the origins of the galaxy

Space
Astronomers have created a detailed catalogue of the stars in the Milky Way, furthering our understanding of the origin of the galaxy.

The Stingray Nebula has changed in shape and faded significantly over the last 20 years

Space
Scientists have discovered that the Stingray Nebula has changed in shape and faded significantly since 1996.

Physicists report the discovery of bursts of cosmic ray electrons accelerated by shock waves from the Sun

Space
Physicists report the detection of bursts of cosmic ray electrons accelerated by shock waves originating from major eruptions on the Sun.

New project examines the effects of space weather on the Martian moon Phobos

Space
Researchers from Vienna University of Technology, Austria, have been studying the effects of space weather on the Martian moon Phobos.

Researchers outline the issue with extracting the Moon’s resources

Space
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory has published the issues associated with the growing interest in extracting the Moon’s resources.

A Chemical physicist joins a NASA-funded project to study liquid on Titan, Saturn’s largest moon

Space
Gerrick Lindberg is collaborating on a NASA-funded study of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, and the liquid on its surface.

Interstellar travel: reaching out to other worlds

Space
Innovation News Network International Editor Clifford Holt spoke to Breakthrough Starshot Executive Director Dr Pete Worden about his vision for interstellar travel and the...

Scientists discover how the oceans on Mars dried up and the planet lost its atmospheric water

Environment
Scientists from the University of Arizona, USA, have discovered how the oceans on Mars dried up and the water in its atmosphere was destroyed. Since...
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