Escape to Titan
When the Sun scorches Earth, a tiny moon in orbit around Saturn is our next home.

Did life come from comets?
They race in and out of our Solar System, and according to evidence, they could have brought life with them.

Mars rover picks its own rock samples
Perseverance is analysing each sample’s elemental composition in the ongoing search for ancient life.

Wobbly space jets may affect alien life
Binary star planets could form differently due to infalling material..

Water on Mars
China’s rover suggests the liquid may have been on Mars more recently than thought.

Star that survived a violent explosion spotted
Hubble has spotted a star that survived the violent death of its companion.

André Kuipers
The only Dutch astronaut to fly into space twice, Kuipers also berthed a private spacecraft with the ISS for the first time.

Asteroid impact unlikely until 2880
Earthlings can breathe a little easier for the next 800 years..

Solar flapper
To explore another planet faster than a rover and in more detail than a satellite, we need to fly.

Milky Way filaments
Mysterious magnetic filaments have been found at the heart of the Milky Way, but astronomers are still trying to discover their origin.

Fedor Šimkovic
Šimkovic, an ESET Science Award laureate, reveals what studying neutrinos can reveal about the cosmos.

Killer universe
Relatively safe in our protective bubble, some forces could end life on Earth forever. Is the universe out to get us?

Giant atomic cloud called ‘Maggie’ lives in the Milky Way.

Stellar disruption
Astronomers are a step closer to understanding how our Solar System formed, all thanks to a chance encounter.

Back to the Moon
Later this year, NASA will take the first step in returning astronauts to the lunar surface.

The planet that shouldn’t exist
This two-star system emits extreme radiation, yet somehow a planet has still managed to form..

FROZEN UNIVERSE - WELCOME TO THE COLDEST PLACE IN THE COSMOS.

ISS ASTRONAUT VICTOR GLOVER.

DOES EARTH HAVE ANOTHER MOON?

Martian airships
A new NASA study has the aim of exploring the Red Planet with balloons.

Space movies
These are the most scientifically accurate space movies we’ve seen.

Astrophotography for beginners
In this guide, we cover everything from camera settings to equipment to editing tips.

Brian Greene
We speak with Brian Greene to discuss how our understanding of the universe around us is always evolving.

Ask Space
Your questions answered by our panel of experts.

Stargazing with binoculars
Get a new perspective of the jewels of the night sky by stargazing with binoculars.

Will an asteroid hit Earth in 2029?
Though the asteroid Apophis won’t hit Earth for at least another century, its scientific impact is tremendous.

Rogue black holes could be wandering at the edges of the Milky Way.

How to observe the Taurids
Known to be challenging to catch, All About Space reveals how to make the most of spotting this meteor shower.

Tim Peake
The ESA’s first British astronaut reveals how space travel will develop, what life is like on board the ISS and why we need to protect our planet.

Ten space innovations
Groundbreaking technologies that will revolutionise how we explore the cosmos.

Stephen Hawking
Some of the late physicist’s theories revolutionised the way we view the universe, but others still leave scientists scratching their heads.

Steven Freeland
Freeland speaks about the importance of space law, the future of space travel and who is liable when something goes wrong.

Rethinking black holes
Delving deep into the workings of these high-gravity objects could turn our theories on their head.

Dr Meredith Rawls
Rawls speaks to All About Space about the impact of low-Earth orbit satellites on ground-based astronomy.

Orbital service station
If rockets could be refuelled in space, it could open up interplanetary travel.

Titan sample return
A new NASA Institute of Advanced Concepts study is looking at the surprising advantages of a Titan sample return.

Remembering the Space Shuttle
Exactly a decade ago, NASA’s reusable low-Earth orbital spacecraft’s time came to an end. All About Space relives the best moments.

Cleaning a space station
Astronauts have to keep the space station clean to keep microbes under control.

10 amazing volcanoes in the Solar System
Explore these violent openings into the inner workings and origins of the planets and their ​moons.

Forgotten plans to reach the Moon
Before Apollo, many ingenious lunar landing schemes were proposed that could have changed history.

Instant landing pad
Landing on a new planet can be unsettling, but Masten Space Systems aims to put things on a firmer footing.

Seeking the origins of life
Queenie Chan speaks about her work on tiny specks of asteroid samples collected by the Hayabusa mission

Aldrin’s castle
How Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin plans to get humans to Mars.

Water on the Moon
Solar flares could be contributing to a wetter lunar surface..

Weird gas giant holds secrets
A gigantic alien world’s long orbit may tell us more about the outer planets in our solar neighbourhood.

New law protects Apollo sites
Future launches to the lunar surface will be required to leave these iconic locations untouched.

Ultimately Large Telescope
on the Moon With a large enough instrument, we could look into space from another world.

Rise of the exoplanet explorer
How the next generation of alienworld hunters will help us to gain an understanding of them and their atmospheres.

Bernard Harris : The former NASA astronaut
talks diversity, space exploration and our
return to the Moon, Perseverance: NASA’s
new mission to Mars: The rover that’s about to begin a fascinating hunt for life on the Red Planet...

Martian Moons Exploration
The Japanese space agency’s next sample-collection mission.

What’s inside Jupiter and Saturn
With the help of artificial intelligence, planetary scientists have finally been able to solve an age-old puzzle.

The star that changed everything
In the newly released book History of the Universe in 21 Stars (and 3 Imposters), the star 61 Cygni has been revealed to be the smoking gun in our understanding of the cosmos..

ATHLETE
If we are to settle on other planets, we will need machines in all manner of environments.

Magnetars’ missing link
Pulsars and magnetars might not be as different as suspected.

Supergiant galaxies
Classed as some of the most massive objects in the universe, these cosmic behemoths are also some of the most mysterious..

06News from around the universe
Our Moon is found to be rusty, our planet may have been born wet and the Andromeda Galaxy’s halo is bigger than scientists expected.

Violent universe
The cosmos is not the serene place it first appears – it is full of aggressive offenders..

The end of space and time
To better understand the universe, we may need to kill off Einstein's famous idea.

On board a topsecret space shuttle
An X-37B has been sent into orbit for its sixth mystery mission. What has the ex-NASA spacecraft been up to?.

Deep sky challenge
Glittering star clusters, a dead star’s corpse and a beautiful double star..

10 stars due to go supernova
Meet the stellar suspects most likely to explode, sending out planet-destroying shock waves.

The hunt for white holes
The search for these eruptions in space-time has begun – but will they ever leave the pages of science fiction and enter reality?.

Future of the Solar System
It may be a model of longterm stability, but our solar neighbourhood's future holds some spectacular changes.

Destination Alpha Centauri
Some of the world's top scientists are looking to reach for our nearest stars.

Sizzling summer nebulae
Take a tour of some of the treasures held in the warm Northern Hemisphere..

Rise of the super telescope
As work continues on its design and construction, we take you inside the Extremely Large Telescope as it prepares for first light in 2025.

Astronomical impact of COVID-19
The coronavirus has had seismic effects on all aspects of life, but what has the space industry been able to tell us, and what can it do to help?

Space TED Talks you need to watch
Be even more inspired with All About Space's top picks of ideas worth spreading.

The dark energy enigma
Three exciting projects will soon survey the sky in order to answer the question: what is dark energy?.

T he Bermuda Triangle of space
There's a portion of the cosmos above Earth where protection from high does of radiation is significantly weaker..

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