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Simon Morden - “If life is simply a question of the right environment, then yes, Mars had life”
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Simon Morden - “If life is simply a question of the right environment, then yes, Mars had life”

Planetary scientist and award-winning sciencefiction writer Dr Simon Morden talks to All About Space about his obsession with Mars and his latest science-fact book on the Red Planet

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20 UNIVERSE MYTHS ABUSTED
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20 UNIVERSE MYTHS ABUSTED

Think you know all about space? Here are 20 myths about the universe that need debunking

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Issue 134
HOW TO BUILD A GALAXY
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HOW TO BUILD A GALAXY

The making of these billion-star structures has been puzzling astronomers for decades. All About Space puts together the pieces for building a galaxy

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Issue 134
10 SPACECRAFT THAT CHANGED THE WORLD
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10 SPACECRAFT THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

The past, present and future of the world’s greatest spacecraft, from the early pioneers to the modern marvels

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SPACE VOLCANOES
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SPACE VOLCANOES

From Venus to Mars and the moons around far-flung planets, volcanoes have helped shape the bodies of our Solar System

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Issue 134
MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE - WHY DO ASTRONAUTS EXPERIENCE MUSCLE LOSS?
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MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE - WHY DO ASTRONAUTS EXPERIENCE MUSCLE LOSS?

Discover how sending worms into space is helping unlock ways for humans to spend longer beyond Earth

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Robert Woodrow Wilson - “Dicke put the phone down and said… ‘Boys, we’ve been scooped!’”
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Robert Woodrow Wilson - “Dicke put the phone down and said… ‘Boys, we’ve been scooped!’”

When radiation left over from the heat of the Big Bang was discovered by astronomers Robert Wilson and Arno Penzias in 1964, it caused a revolution in cosmology. All About Space catches up with the Nobel prizewinning Wilson to uncover just how much

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Issue 133
GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY
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GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY

This far-sighted next-generation telescope array may help answer some of the universe's biggest mysteries

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Issue 133
FOCUS ON - WEBB TELESCOPE TO GET BEST VIEW YET OF FAILED STARS AND ROGUE WORLDS
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FOCUS ON - WEBB TELESCOPE TO GET BEST VIEW YET OF FAILED STARS AND ROGUE WORLDS

Not much is known about these tiny celestial bodies, which are hard to see

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FOCUS ON GAMMA-RAY BURSTS MIGHT BE MUCH RARER THAN WE THOUGHT.
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FOCUS ON GAMMA-RAY BURSTS MIGHT BE MUCH RARER THAN WE THOUGHT.

Simulations of black hole birth are unlocking the secrets of these bright-light phenomena

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Issue 133
USER MANUAL - MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER (MRO)
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USER MANUAL - MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER (MRO)

From the fascination it has provided the field of astronomy with for centuries, to the secrets it has yielded since the first Mars mission in 1960, the Red Planet remains an elusive and esoteric point in the night sky.

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INSTANT EXPERT - HOW MANY TYPES OF SPACE STATION ARE THERE?
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INSTANT EXPERT - HOW MANY TYPES OF SPACE STATION ARE THERE?

The ISS is the largest and best-known space station, but it is not the first or the last in space

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Issue 133
20 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT THE UNIVERSE
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20 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT THE UNIVERSE

From the size of hypergiant stars to the weird effects of space travel on the human body, prepare to have your mind blown by the awesome cosmos we live in

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NAKED EYE AND BINOCULAR TARGETS
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NAKED EYE AND BINOCULAR TARGETS

Summer skies are full of celestial wonders, particularly in Cygnus and Aquarius

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MOON TOUR - ERATOSTHENES CRATER
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MOON TOUR - ERATOSTHENES CRATER

Make the most of this well-defined asteroid impact

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DEEP SKY CHALLENGE - DIVING DEEP INTO THE SUMMER SKY
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DEEP SKY CHALLENGE - DIVING DEEP INTO THE SUMMER SKY

Find the ghostly remains of dead stars, glittering ancient star clusters and a spectacular distant galaxy

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DARK THE FORCE TEARING SPACE APART ENERGY
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DARK THE FORCE TEARING SPACE APART ENERGY

It's the most mystifying phenomenon in the universe, but we're hot on its trail

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WOBBLY SPACE JETS MAY AFFECT ALIEN LIFE
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WOBBLY SPACE JETS MAY AFFECT ALIEN LIFE

Binary star protoplanets could form differently due to infalling material

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Issue 132
MARS ROVER PICKS ITS OWN ROCK SAMPLES
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MARS ROVER PICKS ITS OWN ROCK SAMPLES

Perseverance is analysing each sample's elemental composition in the ongoing search for ancient life

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Chris Carberry 'We've never landed something like this on Mars'
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Chris Carberry 'We've never landed something like this on Mars'

All About Space catches up with Chris Carberry, cofounder of Explore Mars Inc, about plans to land humans on Mars' moon Phobos

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Issue 132
EARTH TO THE MOON
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EARTH TO THE MOON

Jump on board the Orion as we follow the route planned for the Artemis astronauts

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LAUNCH FOR THE MOON
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LAUNCH FOR THE MOON

NASA's biggest mission in over 50 years will put boots back on the Moon and bring us one step closer to Mars

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NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft takes a big step towards its 2024 launch
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NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft takes a big step towards its 2024 launch

NASA's Europa Clipper mission is one step closer to starting its journey to Jupiter's icy moon.

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Asteroid Ryugu contains material older than the planets
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Asteroid Ryugu contains material older than the planets

Ryugu contains some of the most primitive material ever studied on Earth, dating back to just 5 million years after the formation of the Solar System according to analyses of samples retrieved by Japan's Hayabusa2 mission. Because it's so old, it's made of the same material that formed the planets. "Ryugu is one of the building blocks of Earth," Hisayoshi Yurimoto, a professor at Hokkaido University in Japan, said.

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SOLVING THE SUN'S BURNING MYSTERY
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SOLVING THE SUN'S BURNING MYSTERY

Scientists have spent decades trying to figure out why the Sun's atmosphere heats to extreme temperatures

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Issue 130
COMETS FADE NEAR SATURN'S ORBIT
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COMETS FADE NEAR SATURN'S ORBIT

It's not just about the Sun's heat

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OUR SATELLITE'S STARS SHED LIGHT ON GALAXY FORMATION
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OUR SATELLITE'S STARS SHED LIGHT ON GALAXY FORMATION

Mapping of the Large Magellanic Cloud reveals starry secrets

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Issue 130
ASTEROID IMPACT UNLIKELY UNTIL 2880
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ASTEROID IMPACT UNLIKELY UNTIL 2880

Earthlings can breathe a little easier for the next 800 years

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Issue 130
HUBBLE SPOTS ITS MOST DISTANT STAR YET
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HUBBLE SPOTS ITS MOST DISTANT STAR YET

Meet Earendel, a star whose light took 12.8 billion years to reach Earth

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Issue 130
MOON PROFILE TITAN
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MOON PROFILE TITAN

Saturn's biggest moon is a harsh, uninhabitable world, yet has uncanny similarities to our home planet

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