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On 18 November 2026, Voyager 1 becomes the first human-made object one light-day from Earth. Say hello now, and expect a reply on…
Teghaza 001, a meteorite found in Mali in 2022, is a 4.1-billion-year-old piece of Mars with evidence of ancient water, a NASA-led study…
West End theatres dim their lights for Sir Patrick Stewart at 7pm on 3 November, after a Guards band played Star Trek at…
Just when you thought humanity might finally receive a profound message from the stars—some cosmic truth about existence, the meaning of life, or…
NASA has decided that gently pottering about in low Earth orbit is so last decade and has instead opted for a full-throttle, boots-on-the-Moon,…
Unveiling Alien Mysteries: Does the Rare Chemical in K2-18 b’s Atmosphere Indicate Extraterrestrial Industrial Activity? A remarkable discovery was made by NASA’s James…
NASA, in collaboration with Boeing, has announced its latest foray into sustainable air travel, promising to be as revolutionary as bringing fish to…
The Angry Astronaut thought the Mach Effect Thruster was voodoo science for years. However, he has since altered his mind. NASA concurs.…
NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter just became the first aircraft in history to make a powered, controlled flight on another planet, today. The solar-powered…
The 2020 edition of NASA’s Spinoff Report – see https://spinoff.nasa.gov – highlights companies and sectors that have benefited from cooperation with NASA. Whether…
Kevin M. Gill has created a stunning Jupiter fly-by video using data from the June 2020 Juno mission spacecraft’s instruments, giving us a…
While things on Earth might not be going totally swimingly, we’re at least still keeping one eye on the stars and beyond –…
