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The latest space news with a specific focus on space observation, space technology, space exploration, and the management of space debris.

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.

Sentinel 1C satellite launches into space

Sentinel 1C it will use advanced radar technology to provide continuous imaging over land and sea, day and night. Discover more here.

How Earth Observation satellite data is used to benefit society

The UK Space Agency outlines its role as Chair of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites in using satellite data to tackle challenges.

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.

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.

H.E.S.S. collaboration detects the most energetic cosmic rays ever

H.E.S.S. scientists have obtained new information about the origin of cosmic rays, which is currently a little-known scientific phenomenon.

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.

Texas A&M approves new $200m institute to advance space exploration

In a historic move, Texas A&M has approved more than $500m in construction projects involving a new institute to advance space exploration.

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The latest space exploration news from around the globe.

Tartu Observatory: Your gateway to space exploration and innovation

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

Texas A&M approves new $200m institute to advance space exploration

In a historic move, Texas A&M has approved more than $500m in construction projects involving a new institute to advance space exploration.

Researchers find fast radio bursts are linked to massive galaxies

Researchers have uncovered that fast radio bursts are more likely to occur in massive star-forming galaxies rather than low-mass ones.

New ESO image captures a wolf-like dark nebula

The ESO has revealed an insightful new image of a dark nebula that creates the illusion of a wolf against a colourful cosmic backdrop.

Space Technology News

The latest space technology news from organisations looking to explore space.

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.

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.

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Space Debris News

The latest space debris news looking at the management of space waste.

ESA and SpaceX could tackle space debris through joint efforts

ESA is in talks with SpaceX about the possibility of it joining an international charter designed to reduce a growing swarm of space debris.

UK and New Zealand partner on space debris removal and satellite servicing

The UK and New Zealand space agencies are enhancing space sustainability by signing a new agreement focused on space debris removal.

Mitigating the risks of space debris in the UK

The UK government is mitigating the risks associated with space debris by investing in national capabilities and international cooperation.

The circular space economy: Paving the way for sustainable extraterrestrial ventures

3S Northumbria discusses the importance of a circular space economy and the hurdles the company is overcoming to achieve this.