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A circular space economy is more than just rocket science

In the North East of England, industry and academia have joined forces to develop the relevant skills to enable a truly circular space economy.

POEMS: Physics of extreme massive stars

Explore the evolution of massive stars through the groundbreaking research of the EU-funded project POEMS.

Tiniest starquakes ever detected in new study

A team of international scientists has measured the tiniest starquakes from an orange dwarf. Read more here.

Webb study reveals rocky planets can form in extreme environments

The James Webb Space Telescope has provided the first observation of water and other molecules in highly irradiated rocky planets. Read more.

New research suggests solar cycles will peak in 2024

A new relationship between the Sun’s magnetic field and its sunspot cycle can help predict when the peak in solar cycles will occur.

Machine Learning for a new era of data-driven planetary science

Learn more about the Europlanet 2024 Research Infrastructure, which assesses how Machine Learning is revolutionising planetary science.

Euclid: Exploring the dark Universe

Learn more about the Euclid mission and how its launch will answer unsolved questions about the dark Universe.

James Webb Space Telescope observes first-ever ‘dark stars’

Learn more about how a new James Webb Space Telescope discovery of dark stars can deepen our understanding of the Universe.

What can the properties of neutrinos tell us about the Universe?

Discover the secrets of the Universe through the fascinating properties of neutrinos and what they can reveal.

How the Euclid mission will unravel dark matter and energy mystery

Discover how the Euclid mission space telescope will help answer vital questions about enigmatic dark matter and energy.

‘Light shining through a wall’: ALPS experiment begins search for dark matter

Learn more about the ALPS experiment, the most sensitive model-independent method to search for light particles.

Scientists make surprising new discovery about dark energy

Using the eROSITA space telescope, scientists have discovered that dark energy is uniformly distributed in space and time.

Could a terrestrial planet end life on Earth?

The hypothetical existence of a terrestrial planet located between Mars and Jupiter could eliminate life on Earth as we know it.

Dark matter mystery unravelled with new model

An international team of researchers has developed a new model called HYPER that may finally reveal the enigmatic properties of dark matter.

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