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The planets of Cygnus.

NASA’s Kepler mission has discovered multiple transiting planets orbiting two suns for the first time. The system, known as a

Contrary to the title, ‘It’s Not Rocket Science’, Ben Miller’s book covers a lot of rocket science, especially in the

I know I frequently go on about learning more about a book from its sub-title than its main title, but

You’d have to be on Mars not to have heard that astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on

There are a couple of photos floating around the interweb of some interesting new airborne tech. The first, which is

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has sent back a picture of the landed rover on Mars along with all the assorted

Our chums at NASA certainly know how to wow us. Not only have they landed the Curiosity rover on Mars

Apologies to David Bowie, but now that NASA has successfully landed Curiosity on the Red Planet, the question we’re asking

Here’s a novel concept, and one that is trail-blazing the way for a slew of such future offerings – a

A couple of students from the MIT CADLab (Ilan Moyer) and MIT Center for Bits and Atoms (Nadya Peek) have