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ESA and NASA have begun their mission to study the Sun

Space
The new collaborative mission between ESA and NASA, Solar Orbiter, began its mission to study the sun, at 11:03pm EST Sunday. At 12:24am Monday, mission...

NASA astronaut to return to Earth after 328 days in space

Space
As NASA’s astronaut, Christina Koch, returns to Earth, Innovation News Network would like to look back at some of the amazing work she did...

Russian device to drill for water on the Moon

Space
As part of Russia’s Luna-27 mission, the first European device to land on the Moon this decade will be a drill and sample analysis. The...

Black excellence in space: Honouring NASA’s history-makers

Space
In honour of Black History Month, Innovation News Network would like to showcase some of the African-American astronauts that risked their lives in the...

India are sending a ‘half-humanoid’ robot to the Moon

Space
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has released video footage of their ‘half humanoid’ robot to be part of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, sending an...

Promoting space exploration for all

Space
Jim Plaxco: ‘It seems clear that students would benefit from the injection of more space-themed subject matter into school curriculums’. The Chicago Society for Space...

Astrophysics and the European Space Agency

Space
Frank Salzgeber, Head of Innovation and Ventures Office at ESA, explains how technology is allowing us to see further. As Head of Innovation and Ventures...

Researching planetary atmospheres

Space
Scot Rafkin, program director in space science & engineering at Southwest Research Institute, talks about some of the latest development in planetary atmospheres research. Speaking...

The ‘Dark Energy Team’ on supermassive black holes

Space
Argelander Institute for Astronomy contribute to the imminent revolution in our understanding of cosmology, galaxy clusters, and supermassive black holes. AT the Argelander Institute for...

A potential probe of extreme particle processes

Space
Professor John Ellis FRS spoke to Innovation News Network about how the Cherenkov Telescope Array stands to impact on the fields of theoretical and...

Bridging the gaps between the natural and social sciences

Environment
Dr Chantal Claud outlines how the Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Observatory is bridging the gaps between the natural and social sciences so as to better observe...

The European Science Cloud initiative: achieving open science in astrophysics and particle physics

Research & Discovery
The European Union has launched the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) initiative to support the data driven research in pursuing excellent science. Together, astrophysics and...

CTA and Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope: probing the high energy Universe

Space
Professor Julie McEnery, NASA’s Fermi Project Scientist, tells Innovation News Network about what the Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) will bring to astrophysics, and how...

The Cherenkov Telescope Array: the challenges in creating the unique observatory

Space
Professor Hofmann of the Cherenkov Telescope Array spoke to us about the challenges involved in creating the unique observatory. Professor Werner Hofmann, Spokesperson for the...
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