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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.

UK astronomers discover mysterious iron bar inside the iconic Ring Nebula

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Astronomers uncover a mysterious bar-shaped cloud of iron hidden inside the iconic Ring Nebula, revealing new clues of stellar evolution.
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Puffy planets are developing into super Earths as they lose atmospheres

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Astronomers have identified two different cases of ‘mini-Neptune’ planets that are losing their puffy atmospheres and potentially transforming into 'super Earths.' What are ‘mini-Neptune’ planets...

Warped protoplanetary discs disrupt planet formation in young solar systems

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Scientists at the University of Warwick have discovered a phenomenon whereby planet formation is hindered in young solar systems by warped protoplanetary discs. In a...

Uncovering the mystery location of massive stars

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Scientists from Georgia State University have discovered an explanation for the curious occurrence of massive stars situated far from their birthplace in the disk...

Electromagnetic ‘tug-of-war’ lights up Jupiter’s upper atmosphere

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Researchers from the University of Leicester’s School of Physics and Astronomy, have for the first time, observed a complex ‘tug-of-war’ effect that lights up...

A simulated geological exploration mission controlled robots from space

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Research from the European Space Agency has revealed for the first time that it is possible for an operator in orbit to feel the...

Astronomers question whether dying stars can still cause planet formation

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Astronomers have discovered that stars, even when near death, can potentially still cause planet formation. Planets are typically not a lot older than the stars...

WASP-189b: an exoplanet with a unique atmosphere

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A research team from Lund University succeeded in mapping the atmosphere of WASP-189b, an exoplanet located 322 lightyears from Earth. The exoplanet was first observed in...

Extremely harsh volcanic lake suggests how life might have existed on Mars

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Researchers discover that a few specialist microbes found in a volcanic lake can survive conditions similar to those of Mars’ early history. The hydrothermal crater...
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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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UK astronomers discover mysterious iron bar inside the iconic Ring Nebula

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

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