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Advanced materials manufactured in space could benefit critical UK industries

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Life-saving medicines, optical fibres and semiconductors are among the advanced materials that could be manufactured in space.

How close is too close? Rendezvous and proximity operations in crowded orbitals

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As satellite close approaches increase, unclear rules and opaque intent are turning orbital proximity into a growing source of risk.

Pinpoint resilience: How RSS-Hydro is democratising disaster intelligence

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RSS-Hydro is improving access to real-time geospatial data through innovative services to enhance public safety and disaster management.
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

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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Utilising graphene technology to regulate satellite temperature

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A British start-up is developing graphene technology in order to enhance the ability of satellites to regulate their temperature. Space is full of astonishing extremes,...

ESA astronaut returns to Earth after six months in orbit

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After six months working on the International Space Station mission, Alpha, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet has returned to Earth with NASA astronauts. The ESA astronaut...

Utilising disruptive technologies to detect life on exoplanets

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Dr Sascha P Quanz, Professor in the Department of Physics at ETH Zurich, discusses the current status of the LIFE space mission to detect life on exoplanets and the challenges that lie ahead.

Biotechnology experts design innovative rocket fuel on Mars

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Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a cutting-edge technique that can produce rocket fuel on Mars.

Studying the impact of solar wind on Earth’s magnetic field

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Researchers from the University of Leicester have provided a vital element for a novel mission to examine the effect of the solar wind on Earth’s magnetic field.

Detecting exoplanets with high precision

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Editor Georgie Whitworth spoke to Ana Heras Pastor, Head of the Astrophysics Observatories Section at the European Space Agency, to learn more about the PLATO mission to detect and study exoplanets.

Identifying how ice giants retain their magnetic fields

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A layer of ‘hot,’ electrically conductive ice may be the primary cause behind producing the magnetic fields of ice giant planets such as Uranus and Neptune.

Astrophysicists reveal the source of uncommonly heavy neutron star binaries

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Researchers conduct a unique study highlighting how the explosion of a stripped massive star in a supernova can lead to the development of a heavy neutron star or a light black hole.
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Pinpoint resilience: How RSS-Hydro is democratising disaster intelligence

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RSS-Hydro is improving access to real-time geospatial data through innovative services to enhance public safety and disaster management.

Frictionless intelligence: Reducing time-to-insight in crisis management

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RSS-Hydro is revolutionising disaster management by transforming complex satellite data into simple, actionable ‘Pins’. Discover more here.

Protecting life on our planet: Earth observation for biodiversity and conservation

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Earth observation has rapidly become one of the most powerful tools in the fight to understand, protect, and restore Earth’s biodiversity.
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Sentinel-6B satellite takes to space to track sea-level rise

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Sentinel-6B launches into orbit to monitor sea-level rise, providing critical data to track ocean changes and protect coastal communities.

ESA’s Strategy 2040: A dream for Europe

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Heriberto Saldivar, Head of Strategy at ESA, introduces the European Space Agency’s Strategy 2040 and how it will build the future of space.

ESA’s Plato spacecraft completed: Set to hunt for Earth-like planets

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ESA has officially completed the construction of its latest deep-space observatory, Plato, a crucial step to discover Earth-like planets.

ESA launches €50M quantum communications mission with Thales Alenia Space

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ESA has taken a significant step in advancing quantum communications, signing a €50m contract with aerospace giant Thales Alenia Space.

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NASA begins practice countdown for first humans on the Moon since 1972

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NASA has begun a practice countdown leading up to the fuelling of its new rocket, which will send the first humans to the Moon since 1972.

The Gaia space telescope: Discovering the great wave

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The Gaia Space Telescope has discovered a great wave, rippling across our Galaxy, and extending for tens of thousands of light-years.

Why the North East of England is becoming a crucial engine of the UK space economy

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The UK space economy is growing rapidly, and the North East of England is emerging as a vital hub for space innovation.

Study suggests pathway for life-sustaining conditions in Europa’s ocean

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Scientists have long wondered how life-sustaining nutrients could make it from the surface into Europa’s ocean. Find out more.

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Advanced materials manufactured in space could benefit critical UK industries

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Life-saving medicines, optical fibres and semiconductors are among the advanced materials that could be manufactured in space.

How close is too close? Rendezvous and proximity operations in crowded orbitals

Space
As satellite close approaches increase, unclear rules and opaque intent are turning orbital proximity into a growing source of risk.

Pinpoint resilience: How RSS-Hydro is democratising disaster intelligence

Space
RSS-Hydro is improving access to real-time geospatial data through innovative services to enhance public safety and disaster management.

Webb Telescope unveils detailed dark matter map of the Universe

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Scientists have created the most detailed dark matter map yet, revealing how invisible matter shaped the structure of the Universe.

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How close is too close? Rendezvous and proximity operations in crowded orbitals

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As satellite close approaches increase, unclear rules and opaque intent are turning orbital proximity into a growing source of risk.

Atmospheric re-entry data is crucial for reducing risks of falling space debris

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Data on the atmospheric re-entry of satellites is urgently needed to ensure a quick, safe, and sustainable demise at the end of their mission.

Current space debris issue could cost industry up to $42bn, report finds

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Failure to address the space debris situation could cost industry between $25.8bn and $42.3bn over the next decade, a new report warns.

Sonic booms offer new way to track falling space debris

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Sonic booms detected by ground-based sensors are emerging as a powerful new tool to track falling space debris in near-real time.

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