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Alien life – can a new laser detect it?

Space
Are we alone in the Universe? A cutting-edge new laser device may be able to detect alien life on planets.

Perseverance rover reveals new details about Mars’ atmosphere

Space
NASA’s Perseverance rover has completed its investigation of Mars’ atmosphere, which has revealed crucial information about its meteorology.

Energy output of active galactic nuclei underestimated by scientists

Space
Active galactic nuclei are even more powerful than previously thought, as a study has revealed that dust dimming was not take into account.

First exoplanet discovered by NASA’s Webb Telescope

Space
Learn about the first exoplanet called LHS 475 b that has been discovered by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.

Unusual stellar explosion will expand our understanding of stars

Space
Research discovered a stellar explosion rich in oxygen and magnesium, increasing our understanding of the later life of massive stars.

‘Anomaly’ causes first UK space launch to fail to reach orbit

Space
Learn how the UK's first space launch ended in disappointment due to a technical anomaly stopping the mission from reaching target orbit.

Pair of black holes are the closest to colliding ever witnessed

Space
Two black holes are on course for collision, being the closest to a cataclysmic meeting scientists have ever seen. 

Mass spectrometer ready for integration on NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft

Space
SwRI has completed the construction of a mass spectrometer instrument called MASPEX that will now be integrated into NASA’s Europa Clipper.

Wandering stars found to exist billions of years ago

Space
Astronomers have used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to shed light on the mystery of wandering star formation.

How are Fermi bubbles at the centre of our galaxy produced?

Space
Fermi bubbles at the centre of our galaxy are now thought to be produced by fast-blowing outward winds and the associated ‘reverse shock.’

Government space defence spendings reach new record in 2022

Space
A new report has stated that rising government space defence spending is being driven by investments in space security and early warning.

Characterising the earliest galaxies in the Universe

Space
A team of astrophysicists have used the presence of hydrogen to detect the formation of the Universe's earliest galaxies.

ESA launch special Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer pre-launch event

Space
The ESA has announced that the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer mission will be celebrated at an event in Toulouse on 20 January next year.

NASA’s InSight Mars mission retires after years of collecting unique science

Space
After two failed contact attempts, NASA has decided to retire the InSight Mars mission after four years of service.
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