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£5m boost for satellite communications leads to exciting new launch

Learn more about the launch of a new laser-based satellite that has the potential to revolutionise satellite communications research.

How the Euclid mission will unravel dark matter and energy mystery

Discover how the Euclid mission space telescope will help answer vital questions about enigmatic dark matter and energy.

How can space quantum technology be advanced?

Discover how research based on micro-LEDs and nanoparticles will advance the field of space quantum technology.

UK-based solar technologies boosted with £2.1m funding

Discover how a huge support package from the UK Space Agency will propel UK-based solar technologies to new heights.

Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument unveils two million celestial objects in first data batch

The first batch of data released by the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) has identified around two million interstellar objects.

Blast off for UK space-based solar power with £4.3m government funding

The UK Government has announced it will fund £4.3m to advance the country’s space-based solar power capabilities.

Artificial photosynthesis devices could support human life on the Moon and Mars

University of Warwick Scientists are developing artificial photosynthesis technology that could help support human life on Mars and the Moon.

Gravitational wave detector breakthrough could unveil Universe’s secrets

Find out more about a technology breakthrough that promises to enhance the sensitivity of gravitational wave detectors.

Webb detects complex organic molecules 12 billion light-years from Earth

US researchers have identified complex organic molecules 12 billion light-years from Earth using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.

ESA invites proposals for commercial space cargo services to the ISS

The European Space Agency (ESA) is inviting European companies to innovate commercial space cargo solutions.

£50m investment set to revolutionise space infrastructure

Discover how a new programme will support the development of cutting-edge research and development facilities in space infrastructure.

Flights from Sydney to London take just two hours with an outer space shortcut

Travellers may soon be able to enjoy flights from Sydney to London in just two hours via going through outer space.

Space debris tracking satellite launched on SpaceX Transporter-7

The OeWF has launched its groundbreaking space debris tracking satellite – ADLER-2 – on board SpaceX's Transporter-7 mission.

Space based solar power plant concepts in development with ESA

ESA has signed contracts for two concept studies for commercial-scale space based solar power plants, a vital step in its SOLARIS initiative.

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