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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.
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SPACE EXPLORATION - Will the International Space Station ever be replaced?
The short answer? Yes, most definitely.
Jupiter's ocean moon Europa may spout water plumes
Jupiter’s moon Europa may cough water into space from small pockets in its icy crust, a new study suggests. Europa, one of Jupiter’s four big Galilean moons, harbours a huge ocean of salty water beneath its ice shell and is widely regarded as one of the Solar System’s best bets to host alien life.
Newfound ‘Kraken merger' may have been the biggest collision in Milky Way history
The Milky Way has more than 100 billion stars, but it didn’t come by them all honestly.
Deep sky challenge - Little-known treasures of Taurus
There’s more to the Bull than the Hyades and Pleiades star clusters – just look a little deeper
Moon tour - Schiller
To start off the New Year, spot one of the strangest-shaped craters on the Moon
China's Chang'e 5 lands on the Moon, collects first lunar sample
China has landed on the Moon again, and this time the country plans to bring home some souvenirs. Chang’e 5, China’s first sample-return mission, successfully touched down on 1 December near Mons Rümker, a lunar mountain located in the Ocean of Storms, or Oceanus Procellarum. The probe deployed its solar array and antenna soon after to begin its work.
DARK MATTER - WHERE DID IT COME FROM?
It’s eluded us for decades, but bubbles could be the answer to the universe’s most mysterious substance
DR BERNARD HARRIS JR. - “WE STILL NEED TO HAVE MORE DIVERSITY IN THE ASTRONAUT CORPS”
A veteran astronaut now serving as a flag bearer for STEM education, Dr Bernard Harris Jr. speaks to All About Space about his time as a Space Shuttle astronaut, coloured representation in the current astronaut corps and whether he’d still like to go to the Moon
Celestron Cometron FirstScope 76
Designed with the beginner or casual astronomer in mind, this tabletop telescope is portable, provides good views and doesn’t take up too much space
Arecibo Observatory
Prior to its decommissioning and sudden collapse, this huge dish made many invaluable contributions to astronomy