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Alex Teachey "I expect it to be a habitable exomoon”
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Alex Teachey "I expect it to be a habitable exomoon”

Sifting through data from NASAs Kepler, astronomers believe that we could have picked up the first signal of an alien moon. Co-discoverer and astronomer Alex Teachey reveals if we should be getting our hopes up

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HEROES OF SPACE - ALEXEI LEONOV
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HEROES OF SPACE - ALEXEI LEONOV

The first man to walk in space

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IN THE SHOPS: DEEP-SKY TELESCOPES
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IN THE SHOPS: DEEP-SKY TELESCOPES

“It’s a superb-value proposition for those on a budget”

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LEGO INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
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LEGO INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

Join the astronauts in orbit with this excellent model

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ASTROSHOTS OF THE MONTH
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ASTROSHOTS OF THE MONTH

ASTROPHOTOS

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DEEP SKY CHALLENGE - THE LION'S GALAXIES
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DEEP SKY CHALLENGE - THE LION'S GALAXIES

The evenings of early spring are full of deep-sky objects

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RUN A MESSIER MARATHON
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RUN A MESSIER MARATHON

This March there are galaxies, nebulae and star clusters galore – see how many you can spot in All About Space’s spring deep-sky challenge

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TEN NASA INVENTIONS IN YOUR HOME
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TEN NASA INVENTIONS IN YOUR HOME

Bound by its motto – ‘for the benefit of all’ – since its formation NASA has had an obligation to foster and transfer its technological and scientific breakthroughs to the public and commercial spheres

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FOCUS ON - WEBB SCORES ITS FIRST ROCKY PLANET CONFIRMATION
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FOCUS ON - WEBB SCORES ITS FIRST ROCKY PLANET CONFIRMATION

Hopefully the first of many more detections to come

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FOCUS ON - THE FIRST GALAXIES MAY HAVE FORMED MUCH EARLIER THAN WE THOUGHT
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FOCUS ON - THE FIRST GALAXIES MAY HAVE FORMED MUCH EARLIER THAN WE THOUGHT

The finding has been revealed by the James Webb Space Telescope

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THE HISTORY OF SPACESUITS: THE 60-YEAR EVOLUTION OF SPACE SURVIVAL TECH
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THE HISTORY OF SPACESUITS: THE 60-YEAR EVOLUTION OF SPACE SURVIVAL TECH

These miniature spacecraft have allowed us to operate in space for over half a century

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FOCUS ON - WORK BEGINS ON NASA'S ASTEROID-HUNTING TELESCOPE
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FOCUS ON - WORK BEGINS ON NASA'S ASTEROID-HUNTING TELESCOPE

The infrared space telescope will search for potentially threatening near-Earth objects

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FUTURE TECH: DEEP-ORBIT OBSERVATORY
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FUTURE TECH: DEEP-ORBIT OBSERVATORY

We can use the Sun as a giant lens, but wed need to send a telescope far into the Solar System

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100 WONDERS of the UNIVERSE
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100 WONDERS of the UNIVERSE

OUR COSMOS IS FULL OF AMAZING SIGHTS, FROM EXOTIC EXOPLANETS TO STUNNING GALAXIES

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'PNEUMOPLANET' INFLATABLE MOON HABITAT COULD HOUSE 32 ASTRONAUTS
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'PNEUMOPLANET' INFLATABLE MOON HABITAT COULD HOUSE 32 ASTRONAUTS

Humanity is going back to the Moon to stay, and we might have a way to live there long term

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WHY IS MARS STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE?
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WHY IS MARS STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE?

A mantle plume may be causing volcanic and seismic activity on the Red Planet

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Falling down a BLACK HOLE and ten other space experiences
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Falling down a BLACK HOLE and ten other space experiences

What would it feel like to visit some of the strangest places in space?

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EXTREME STARS
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EXTREME STARS

From the biggest and brightest to the smallest and dimmest, we take a look at some stellar extremes

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SPACE LAB ANTARCTICA
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SPACE LAB ANTARCTICA

Antarctica may be at the bottom of the world, but as the coldest, driest and highest continent on Earth, it's ideal for observing the universe

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DWARF PLANET HAS A MYSTERIOUS RING
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DWARF PLANET HAS A MYSTERIOUS RING

The feature is so far from the world's surface that its material should have coalesced into a moon... but somehow, it didn't

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ANDROMEDA CRASH TRIGGERED A MASS GALACTIC MIGRATION 2 BILLION YEARS AGO
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ANDROMEDA CRASH TRIGGERED A MASS GALACTIC MIGRATION 2 BILLION YEARS AGO

The influx of stars into our neighbouring galaxy reflects a violent event in the Milky Way's past

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Dr Thomas Zurbuchen "Finding life elsewhere is critical"
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Dr Thomas Zurbuchen "Finding life elsewhere is critical"

The man known as Dr Z stepped down as head of NASA's Science Mission Directorate on 31 December 2022, having served in the post for six years a longer continuous term than any of his predecessors

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MICROBOT EXPLORERS
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MICROBOT EXPLORERS

A new generation of all-access planetary probes will delve further than ever before

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TIME IS IT AN ILLUSION?
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TIME IS IT AN ILLUSION?

TIME IS ONE OF THE MOST PUZZLING PHENOMENA IN THE UNIVERSE. HERE WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE LATEST IDEAS ABOUT ITS NATURE AND ORIGINS

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JOHN M. GRUNSFELD
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JOHN M. GRUNSFELD

The valiant journeys of Hubble’s keeper

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SUPERNOVA WRECKAGE BLASTS OUT COSMIC RAYS
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SUPERNOVA WRECKAGE BLASTS OUT COSMIC RAYS

Astronomers tracked cosmic rays to objects that launch particles with energy ten times greater than the Large Hadron Collider

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VENUS SULPHIDE MYSTERY MAY HAVE BEEN SOLVED
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VENUS SULPHIDE MYSTERY MAY HAVE BEEN SOLVED

Computational methods can help us understand exotic chemical processes in planetary atmospheres

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Colliding black holes could clock the universe’s expansion rate
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Colliding black holes could clock the universe’s expansion rate

Scientists may have found a way of using the collisions of black holes to measure the rate at which the universe is expanding. The violent mergers of black holes launch ripples in space-time called gravitational waves, and a new technique measures changes in these signals that occur as they experience the universe’s expansion.

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CELESTRON POWERSEEKER 127EQ
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CELESTRON POWERSEEKER 127EQ

This impressive telescope’s aperture and equatorial mount make it tempting to beginner astronomers

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MOON PROFILE - EUROPA
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MOON PROFILE - EUROPA

One of the Solar System’s famous ocean worlds is an exciting prospect for further exploration

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