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Astronomers uncover most massive stellar black hole in the Milky Way

Space
Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery, identifying the most massive stellar black hole ever found in the Milky Way galaxy.

International space projects receive funding boost from UK Space Agency

Space
11 international space projects that showcase the best of UK space expertise have received funding from the UK Space Agency. Read more here.

Expansion of the Universe solved by Hubble and Webb?

Space
Researchers are combining observations from the Hubble and James Webb telescopes to better understand the expansion of the Universe.

NASA PACE mission successfully launches to measure ocean health and climate change

Space
Learn how NASA's PACE mission is ushering in a new era of cutting-edge climate monitoring, analysing ocean health and climate change.

NASA Artemis missions delayed to improve astronaut safety

Space
The NASA Artemis missions to the Moon have been pushed back to deliver significant updates to technologies and enhance astronaut safety.

SpaceX deploys first Starlink satellites of 2024

Space
SpaceX has launched its first batch of Starlink satellites designed to connect directly to unmodified smartphones. Read more here.

Looking to the future: Space tech forecast for 2024

Space
The emergence of a new global space race has also evoked interest and competition in space tech. What advancements will happen in 2024?

Spaceflight activities from UK spaceports enabled with UK Space Agency funding

Space
HyImpulse and Orbex are set to receive over £3m each to enable spaceflight activities from UK spaceports.

Could wearable devices prevent astronauts from getting lost in space?

Space
Disorientation leads to astronauts getting lost in space so scientists have developed vibrotactile wearable devices to keep them on track.

RFA UK satellite launch from Shetland boosted by UK and ESA funding

Space
RFA UK has received £3.5m from the UK and European Space Agency to support its satellite launch from SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland.

FLAMINGO supercomputer simulations to analyse how the Universe evolved

Space
Astronomers have used the biggest ever supercomputer simulations from the Big Bang to the present day to discover how the Universe evolved.

UK Space Agency and Axiom partner to launch UK astronauts into space

Space
The UK Space Agency has announced a partnership with Axiom Space to send UK astronauts into the final frontier.

Are solar farms in space possible?

Space
New research from the Universities of Surrey and Swansea suggests that it is viable to develop large, low-cost solar farms in space.

The satellite connectivity revolution: The race for global coverage in a new mobile phone industry

Space
The race for technology dominance in mobile phones will see them communicate with satellites, improving satellite connectivity everywhere.
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