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ALMA discovers the most ancient galaxy with Spiral Morphology

Space
Researchers at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ) have examined data obtained with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) and discovered an ancient galaxy with a spiral morphology by only 1.4 billion years after the Big Bang.

Searching beyond the solar system for life on exoplanets

Space
LIFE – a future space mission to characterise the atmospheres of terrestrial exoplanets and search for life outside the Solar System.

Analysis of Universe expansion could lead to new model of astrophysics

Space
An international group of researchers, monitoring the expansion of the Universe with Supernovae, have made observations that could dramatically alter our understanding of astrophysics.

New methods of distributing quantum encryption keys from space

Quantum
A novel mission using quantum technology to encrypt messages from space is to be tested on a satellite as part of a new programme.

The SKA Observatory has announced its novel future branding

Space
The formally known SKA Observatory, based at the iconic Jodrell Bank Observatory, has divulged its future SKAO branding.

Chemical signature discovered on exoplanet for the first time

Space
A collective of international researchers has identified a novel chemical signature in an exoplanet’s atmosphere for the first time ever.

Scientists might be able to detect signs of extra-terrestrial life within the next decade

Space
A new telescope launching this autumn could spot biosignatures – signs extra-terrestrial life – on other planets within three days.

Using Artificial Intelligence to detect anomalies in space

Space
Researchers at Julius-Maximilians-Universität of Würzburg are training Artificial Intelligence on a satellite to discover unknown phenomena in space.

New observations reveal 21/Borisov as the most pristine comet ever

Space
Fresh findings from the ESO's VLT reveal that rogue comet 21/Borisov may be the most pristine we have ever encountered.

Exploring the far side of the Moon and beyond with NESS

Space
Dr Jack Burns, of the Network for Exploration and Space Science, discusses missions to the far side of the moon and beyond.

European MMIC project aims to improve space technology

Space
A consortium project led by Germany’s Ferdinand-Braun-Institut and funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) is working to develop Ka-band gallium nitride (GaN) monolithic...

Bacteria could help ‘space farmers’ grow plants on Mars

Space
A recent discovery aboard the International Space Station has demonstrated how researchers can use bacteria to help grow plants on Mars.

Space 2021 – the commercialisation of space

Space
Paul Kostek, Advisory Systems Engineer at Base 2 Solutions, provides insight into the future commercialisation of space.

Driving excellence: the Portuguese presidency of the European Council

Environment
How the Portuguese presidency of the Council of the EU will be driving the EU’s strategic agenda in a sustainable way post-COVID-19.

Best chance of studying rocky planet atmospheres outside our solar system

Space
A newly discovered planet could be our best chance of studying rocky planet atmospheres to determine their habitability.

New images of space debris allow scientists to prevent space collisions

Space
Scientists ihave developed a method of taking images of space debris, which could help space agencies prevent future collisions.

Novel observation method shows promise in imaging Earth-like planets

Space
New technique for reducing light interference during telescope observations enables imaging of Earth-like planets in nearby solar systems.

Juno space probe detects extremely bright meteoroid explosion

Space
Researchers have identified a bright flash, detected by the Juno space probe above Jupiter's clouds, as a bolide, a meteoroid explosion.

Milky Way could contain many planets like Earth

Space
Researchers predict that there are likely many planets like Earth that have formed around other stars in the Milky Way.

Could life from Earth survive on Mars?

Space
A new study by NASA and German Aerospace Center has found that some microbes from Earth can temporarily survive on Mars.
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