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UK Space Agency invest £15m in satellite communications

Space
A new £15 million fund to revolutionise satellite communications technology has been unveiled by the UK Space Agency.

What caused the Big Bang? Six UK universities aim to find out

Space
Six UK universities have received significant funding to solve the most ancient mystery in the Universe – what caused the big bang?

Life-size rocket goes on display ahead of UK’s first-ever satellite launch

Space
Ahead of the first-ever satellite launch from UK soil, the UK Space Agency have displayed a life-size replica of the first rocket to launch.

Astronomers find barium in exoplanet atmospheres – the heaviest element ever detected

Space
Astronomers have discovered barium in the atmosphere of two exoplanets - the heaviest element ever found outside our Solar System.

The E-Walker walking robot advances construction in space

Space
Researchers at the University of Lincoln have innovated a cutting-edge walking robot that could advance how we build technology in space.

Astronomers devise ‘early warning system’ to detect signs of a supernova explosion

Space
A team of astronomers have created an ‘early warning system’, which detects when stars are about to end their lives in a supernova explosion.

The role of broccoli gas in detecting extraterrestrial life

Space
New research has suggested that the presence of broccoli gas on other planets could provide evidence of extraterrestrial life.

CUA polymer-fibre satellite micropropulsion systems readying for launch

Space
CU Aerospace is preparing to launch a series of innovative micropropulsion systems for flight on satellites in the near future. Champaign-Urbana Aerospace (CUA) has developed...

Presence of laughing gas may indicate life in space

Space
Scientists at UC Riverside have suggested that astrobiologists should consider the presence of laughing gas when searching for life in space.

James Webb Telescope captures Universe’s oldest globular clusters

Space
Images obtained by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have unearthed the oldest globular clusters in the Universe.

NASA’s DART mission: The importance of planetary defence

Space
There has been a recent breakthrough in NASA’s DART mission, highlighting the importance of planetary defence systems.

UK Space Agency awards two projects £4m to combat space junk

Space
The UK Space Agency is financing two UK-based companies – ClearSpace and Astroscale – £4m to tackle hazardous space junk.

Breakthrough technology discovers the origin of cosmic rays

Space
Researchers have developed a new simulation programme which is able to source the unknown origins of cosmic rays

Martian rock developed into robust 3D printing materials

Space
Researchers from Washington State University have developed durable, high-performance 3D printing materials from Martian rock.

Space Situational Awareness: Achieving space sustainability

Space
Connie McCreath, Operations Manager of Northern Space and Security Ltd, discusses the company’s critical role in the Space Situational Awareness industry. Space has become a...

AI: Assisting three-dimensional galaxy distribution analysis of our Universe

Space
A research team from the Kavli Institute’s Physics and Mathematics of the Universe has developed a simulation for three-dimensional galaxy distribution analysis of the...

Discovering planets in orbit around binary star systems

Space
A consortium of scientists has discovered a novel technique for discovering exoplanets that orbit around binary star systems known as, Cataclysmic Variables. Over the last...

Raytheon and NORSS: Enhancing the quality of the UK’s orbital analysis

Technology
Raytheon, UK, has announced an agreement to acquire Northern Space and Security Ltd, in order to improve the quality of the UK’s orbital analysis. Raytheon’s...

UK’s largest space cluster launches to rocket UK space industry

Space
Surrey and Hampshire’s research institutes launch UK’s largest regional space cluster that is set to skyrocket the UK space industry. Surrey and Hampshire’s research institutes,...

Astronomers investigate a fast radio burst originating from a distant galaxy

Space
Researchers from McGill University, in collaboration with other institutions, have detected a persistent and fast radio burst from a distant galaxy. The astronomers have discovered...
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