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New study targets $10,000 quadrillion asteroid

Oct 29, 2020

An asteroid with enough riches to make everyone on Earth a billionaire is the subject of a new Hubble study.

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Firm invents nuclear thermal propulsion engine

Oct 27, 2020

A new type of propulsion system is being developed that could significantly reduce the time it takes to reach Mars.

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There is water on the Moon, scientists confirm

Oct 26, 2020

Today's discovery about the Moon has turned out to be an absolute confirmation of the presence of water.

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NASA to reveal 'exciting' Moon discovery

Oct 22, 2020

An official NASA press release has revealed that an 'exciting new discovery' has been made about the Moon.

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NASA's OSIRIS-REx touches down on asteroid

Oct 21, 2020

The space probe has successfully pulled off an ambitious landing maneuver on an asteroid 200 million miles away.

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Musk: 'Starship could go to Mars by 2024'

Oct 19, 2020

The SpaceX CEO's upcoming Starship spacecraft/rocket hybrid could launch on a mission to Mars within 4 years.

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Two large pieces of space junk avoid collision

Oct 18, 2020

A space junk disaster was narrowly avoided this week when two large objects passed close to one another.

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ISS air leak finally traced using a tea bag

Oct 17, 2020

The leak that has plagued the ISS for months has finally been found using a surprisingly low-tech item.

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Asteroid Bennu may have had flowing water

Oct 10, 2020

The larger space rock from which Bennu was formed may have once had water flowing across its surface.

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Penrose: 'there was a universe before this one'

Oct 9, 2020

Sir Roger Penrose maintains that evidence of our universe's predecessor can still be seen in black holes.

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Six galaxies snared by supermassive black hole

Oct 4, 2020

Astronomers have discovered six ancient galaxies around a black hole 1 billion times the mass of the Sun.

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Evidence of life on Venus found 40 years ago?

Oct 2, 2020

Data collected during a NASA mission in 1978 could also point to the presence of phosphine on Venus.

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US Space Force could put troops in space

Oct 1, 2020

Maj. Gen. John E. Shaw has suggested that US Space Force troops will eventually be sent into space.

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Three lakes found beneath the surface of Mars

Sep 29, 2020

Scientists have confirmed the existence of a group of hidden lakes under the planet's south polar region.

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NASA: first woman to walk on the Moon by 2024

Sep 22, 2020

The space agency has officially published its $28bn plan to land humans on the lunar surface within four years.

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'Venus is a Russian planet' claims space chief

Sep 20, 2020

Dmitry Rogozin made the rather bizarre claim while speaking to reporters at an exhibition last week.

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Reality TV show will send winner up to the ISS

Sep 19, 2020

A new show called 'Space Hero' will see contestants vying for a trip up to the International Space Station.

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Possible signs of alien life detected on Venus

 VIDEO  Sep 14, 2020

The discovery of phosphine suggests that Venus may not be quite as inhospitable to life as previously thought.

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NASA will pay you up to $25,000 for lunar soil

Sep 12, 2020

The space agency has tasked private firms with the job of collecting and returning samples of soil from the Moon.

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'Oumuamua could be a cosmic 'dust bunny'

Sep 10, 2020

The cigar-shaped interstellar visitor has remained a topic of heated debate among scientists for several years.

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