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Earth’s atmosphere could be a source of lunar water

Space
In a new study, scientists believe that another source of lunar water could involve the Earth’s magnetosphere. Hydrogen and oxygen ions escaping from Earth’s upper...

Solar energy could be used to power a crewed mission to Mars

Space
A research team have analysed different ways of generating power, deciding that solar energy could be used to power a mission to Mars. It can...

Classifying exoplanet atmospheres to open new field of study

Space
Researchers have identified and classified populations of similar exoplanet atmospheres in order to improve our knowledge of planetary formation. An international team of researchers examined...

Astrophysical plasma study benefits from new soft X-ray transition energies

Space
The new standard for X-ray transition energies set for neon, carbon dioxide, and sulphur hexafluoride paves a way to achieving a high accuracy analysis...

The number of UK space jobs are continuing to expand

Space
Despite global impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, 3,000 new jobs have been created in the UK space sector in one year. According to new figures...

Developing cutting-edge software for the Square Kilometre Array Observatory

Space
UK institutions have been granted £15m to develop the ‘brain’ of the Square Kilometre Array Observatory, which is the biggest radio telescope in the...

Astronomers have observed the most distant galaxy candidate yet

Space
At 13.5 billion light-years from Earth, astronomers have discovered the most distant galaxy candidate yet. At a staggering distance of 13.5 billion light-years from Earth,...

Baby universes could present as primordial black holes

Space
The Kavli Institute believe that primordial black holes, which formed in the early Universe, could be hidden ‘baby universes’.

Closely analysing Jupiter’s origin

Space
A research team from University of Zurich (UZH) and the National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) has utilised computer modelling systems to analyse...

Mars’ climate history to determine potential habitability

Space
A collaborative research team, led by Purdue University, has discovered that mounts of ice in craters provide a new insight into Mars’ climate history. Newly...

Studying the dynamics of stars in the Large Magellanic Cloud

Space
Scientists at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) have utilised data from the VISTA survey to study the dynamics of stars in the...

Simultaneous measurements of low-energy solar neutrinos made possible

Space
Scientists working on the Borexino neutrino detector in Italy have shown that simultaneous measurements of low-energy solar neutrinos are possible. Physicists measuring the properties of...

Simulations of the early Universe revealed by astronomers

Space
The Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics has revealed a simulation of the early Universe, which is described to look like fireflies flickering in the darkness. The...

Movement of white dwarfs has been mapped by scientists

Space
A research team from Lund University has mapped the movement of white dwarfs in the Milky Way, revealing information about these perplexing stars. What is...

Analysing the characteristics of the Apophis asteroid

Space
A novel research study has analysed the characteristics and dynamics of the Apophis asteroid that is set to pass in close proximity to the...

Loss of bone mass to be avoided with space grown lettuce

Science
A research team from the American Chemical Society (ACS) has developed a transgenic lettuce to mitigate the loss of bone mass, that can be...

Mega Moon Rocket to take its final test before Artemis I Moon mission

Space
NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) Mega Moon Rocket with the Orion spacecraft atop arrived at Launch Pad 39B at the agency’s Kennedy Space Centre...

Natural gravitational wave detector discovered in the Moon’s orbit

Space
A collaborative research team suggest utilising distance variations between the Earth and the Moon as a new gravitational wave detector. The theory of gravitational waves...

NASA reveals the James Webb Space Telescope’s expected success

Space
NASA expects that, following the completion of the vital mirror alignment steps, the James Webb Space Telescope will succeed in its operation. What have the...

Developing Europe’s first facility for extra-terrestrial samples

Space
The Science and Technology Facilities Council has received funding to develop the concept design for Europe’s first facility for extra-terrestrial samples. Over the next 10...
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