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Upcoming Mars Analog Mission will use and improve the field of robotics

The upcoming Mars Analog Mission will advance the development of space exploration through international collaboration and research.
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JUICE mission: Exploring Jupiter and its icy moons

The JUICE mission will make detailed observations of the giant gas planet and its three large ocean-bearing moons.
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Artificial Intelligence finds that first stars were formed in groups

Artificial Intelligence has found that the very first stars in the Universe were born in clusters rather than as isolated stars.
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Venus analogues used to gain insights into Earth’s future

Researchers have compiled a list of Venus analogues to gain valuable insights into Earth’s risk of developing a runaway greenhouse climate.
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Unusual stellar explosion will expand our understanding of stars

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Research discovered a stellar explosion rich in oxygen and magnesium, increasing our understanding of the later life of massive stars.
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Next-generation radar systems will provide the ultimate planetary defence

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The highest-resolution images of the Moon from the ground has paved the way for a next-generation radar system to study our Solar System.
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‘Anomaly’ causes first UK space launch to fail to reach orbit

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Learn how the UK's first space launch ended in disappointment due to a technical anomaly stopping the mission from reaching target orbit.
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Pair of black holes are the closest to colliding ever witnessed

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Two black holes are on course for collision, being the closest to a cataclysmic meeting scientists have ever seen. 
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Mass spectrometer ready for integration on NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft

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SwRI has completed the construction of a mass spectrometer instrument called MASPEX that will now be integrated into NASA’s Europa Clipper.
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Wandering stars found to exist billions of years ago

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Astronomers have used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to shed light on the mystery of wandering star formation.
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ISS launches two CubeSats to analyse ionosphere space weather

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Two CubeSats have been launched from the ISS in a quest to further our understanding of space weather disturbances.
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How are Fermi bubbles at the centre of our galaxy produced?

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Fermi bubbles at the centre of our galaxy are now thought to be produced by fast-blowing outward winds and the associated ‘reverse shock.’
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Upcoming Mars Analog Mission will use and improve the field of robotics

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Lift off for UK space projects with £6.5m levelling-up funding

The UK Space Agency has announced it will be funding £6.5m to support 18 projects to boost the UK space industry.
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Global action required to clean up space junk

Scientists have called for a legally-binding treaty to ensure Earth’s orbit is not harmed by space junk as the global space industry grows.
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