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Astrophysicists hunt for ways to observe the second-closest supermassive black hole

The supermassive black hole is a behemoth that is three million times the mass of the Sun, hosted by the dwarf galaxy Leo I.
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UK Government funds £1.84 billion for Earth observation programmes

Discover what the UK Government's £1.84 billion in funding to support the Earth Observation sector means for the UK space industry.
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James Webb Space Telescope reveals brand new exoplanet information

The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed a detailed chemical portrait of an exoplanet’s skies, including atoms and molecules.
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LIGO: Unravelling the mysteries of the Universe through gravitational wave detection

Discover how the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) Laboratory is advancing gravitational waves research.
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What can seismic waves reveal about Mars’ crust?

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Using the NASA InSight mission’s seismometer, a research team have witnessed seismic waves travelling along Mars’ surface for the first time.
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Fresh meteorite impact craters discovered on Mars 

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The largest fresh meteorite impact craters have been discovered on Mars since NASA began scouring the planet for them 16 years ago.
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NASA-funded rocket engine project propels space travel to new heights

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A $50,000 NASA-funded project will pioneer the fastest rocket engine to date, an advancement that will revolutionise future space missions.
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Have astronomers discovered the lightest-ever neutron star?

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Using X-ray telescopes in space, astronomers have discovered a potential neutron star nestled in the centre of a supernova remnant.
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Ancient bacteria have the potential to survive on Mars’ harsh surface

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The study of ancient bacteria from Mars indicates that when buried just below the planet's surface, it can survive for millions of years.
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Artemis I: A mission to the Moon

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As NASA's first Artemis mission to the Moon prepares to launch, ESA's Philippe Deloo explores the organisation's involvement in the mission.
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Could distant planets be fit for human habitation?

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In the midst of Earth's climate crisis, scientists have analysed whether distant planets may be suitable for human habitation.
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New discovery could reduce the number of potentially habitable planets

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Potentially habitable planets might be rarer than we think due to the discovery of an Earth-like planet with no atmosphere.
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Astrophysicists hunt for ways to observe the second-closest supermassive black hole

The supermassive black hole is a behemoth that is three million times the mass of the Sun, hosted by the dwarf galaxy Leo I.
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Study of ‘polluted’ white dwarfs reveals interesting facts about planet formation

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UK Government funds £1.84 billion for Earth observation programmes

Discover what the UK Government's £1.84 billion in funding to support the Earth Observation sector means for the UK space industry.
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James Webb Space Telescope reveals brand new exoplanet information

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LIGO: Unravelling the mysteries of the Universe through gravitational wave detection

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UK Government funds £1.84 billion for Earth observation programmes

Discover what the UK Government's £1.84 billion in funding to support the Earth Observation sector means for the UK space industry.
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UK Space Agency awards two projects £4m to combat space junk

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