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ESA and ClearSpace’s PRELUDE mission boosts active debris removal and space sustainability

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The PRELUDE mission by ESA and ClearSpace tests advanced technologies for active debris removal and sustainable space operations.

Astroscale UK wins £350,000 ESA contract to transform in-orbit servicing and combat space debris

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Astroscale UK leads ESA’s IRUS project, pioneering future in-orbit servicing to repair, upgrade, and extend satellites in space.

Westcott Space Hub opens to boost UK space innovation

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The £20m Westcott Space Hub provides cutting-edge facilities to help space businesses grow and create up to 300 jobs.
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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 global targets designed to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all by 2030. Our latest space news includes updates from organisations looking to tackle Goal 13.

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Mars’s surface may be similar to Earth’s original crust

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Researchers have found that Mars’s surface may be more complex and evolved than previously thought, due to a recent chemical discovery.

Unusual feature of Earth’s magnetic field could explain how our planet was formed

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Scientists say that due resilience of Earth's magnetic field, researchers must consider it a factor in Earth-Moon formation.

Potentially hazardous near-Earth asteroid detected

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Astronomers have detected the largest, potentially hazardous near-Earth asteroid to be discovered in the last eight years.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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ESA and ClearSpace’s PRELUDE mission boosts active debris removal and space sustainability

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The PRELUDE mission by ESA and ClearSpace tests advanced technologies for active debris removal and sustainable space operations.

Astroscale UK wins £350,000 ESA contract to transform in-orbit servicing and combat space debris

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Astroscale UK leads ESA’s IRUS project, pioneering future in-orbit servicing to repair, upgrade, and extend satellites in space.

Westcott Space Hub opens to boost UK space innovation

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The £20m Westcott Space Hub provides cutting-edge facilities to help space businesses grow and create up to 300 jobs.

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ESA and ClearSpace’s PRELUDE mission boosts active debris removal and space sustainability

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The PRELUDE mission by ESA and ClearSpace tests advanced technologies for active debris removal and sustainable space operations.

Astroscale UK wins £350,000 ESA contract to transform in-orbit servicing and combat space debris

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Astroscale UK leads ESA’s IRUS project, pioneering future in-orbit servicing to repair, upgrade, and extend satellites in space.

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