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£16m for satellite constellations to boost UK expertise

The funding will enable the UK to improve the efficiency and capability of satellite constellations. Discover more here.

The missing ingredient in star formation revealed

Discover how magnetic fields play a crucial role in star formation within merging galaxies, unlocking new insights into cosmic evolution.

Landmark Scottish rocket launch solidifies UK’s position in space race

A landmark Scottish rocket launch is set to solidify the UK as a European leader in the space race following a £20m government investment.

How NASA is utilising AI technologies on Earth and in space

David Salvagnini, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at NASA discusses how AI technologies are shaping the trajectory of NASA’s work.

Five major innovators join US Quantum in Space Collaboration

Explore how the Quantum in Space Collaboration is revolutionising space technology with secure quantum computing, sensing, and communications

BepiColombo mission to Mercury provides new insights into planet formation

The European/Japanese BepiColombo mission to Mercury will help us understand the formation of the Solar System and its inner rocky planets.

NASA’s LEXI to capture first global images of Earth’s magnetosphere

Discover how NASA’s LEXI mission will capture images of Earth’s magnetosphere, unveiling its dynamic response to solar weather from the Moon.

Insights into NASA’s Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP)

The NASA Glenn Research Center provides fascinating insights into its groundbreaking Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP).

Tackling space debris with a drydock

Jacob Bouchard’s Low-Earth Orbit scrapyard aims to reduce space debris by recycling and repairing materials, promoting space sustainability.

The energetic Universe: The UK and very-high-energy gamma-rays

Jon Lapington and Paula Chadwick explore the UK's contributions and leadership potential in very-high-energy gamma-ray science.

Western Space: Interdisciplinary space science to tackle major societal challenges

Western Space's interdisciplinary approach to space science is addressing the key challenges facing today’s world.

Tartu Observatory: Your gateway to space exploration and innovation

Tartu Observatory combines advanced space technology with environmental monitoring, empowering space exploration projects.

Opteran and Airbus team up to enhance navigation of Mars rovers with nature-inspired software

Opteran and Airbus are testing revolutionary neuromorphic software in Mars rovers, enhancing their autonomy and navigation.

Space Force funds $35m for next-gen nuclear microreactor spacecraft propulsion

A $35M Space Force initiative combines nuclear microreactors and electric propulsion for faster, more efficient spacecraft manoeuvres.

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