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Asteroid provides sweet clues to life's origins

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

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February 2026

Ribose and glucose detected in pristine dust samples from the asteroid Bennu

Asteroid provides sweet clues to life's origins

In a major new discovery, scientists have detected bio-essential sugars – including ribose and, for the first time in an extraterrestrial source, glucose – in pristine samples returned to Earth from asteroid Bennu by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft.

The international team of US, Japanese and NASA researchers found ribose – the sugar backbone of RNA – and glucose, the six-carbon sugar that fuels living cells on Earth.

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BBC Sky at Night Magazine

The Giant Leap: Why Space is the Next Frontier in the Evolution of Life

“Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot live in the cradle forever,” wrote Konstantin Tsiolkovsky in 1911.

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1 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Tele Vue Nagler Type-7 series eyepieces

These premium optics were inspired by Apollo - and deliver a giant leap to your views

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4 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Once Upon a Time in Space

While the Space Race of the Cold War years was ultimately a geopolitical contest between the USA and the Soviet Union, the rivalry sparked rapid innovation and inspired multiple generations to look skyward.

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1 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

The Multiverse: When One Universe Isn't Enough

The concept of a 'multiverse' – the idea that our Universe may be just one of many – is widespread in science fiction and a common thread of online discussions.

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1 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Q&A WITH A GAMMA RAY SPECIALIST

In 2025, astronomers detected a blast from space that lasted seven hours. Now they're uncovering the strange processes behind the exceptional outburst

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3 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Astronomy Photographer of the Year

The world-leading astrophotography competition returns. Could your image take the top prize of £10,000?

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2 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

MOONWATCH

February's top lunar feature to observe

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2 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

NOVAStar Scarlet A62Q 62mm f/8.4 quadruplet achromatic refractor

Well-built and capable, this beginner scope punches well above its bargain price

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4 mins

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

STAR OF THE MONTH

Rasalas, Leo the Lion's metal-rich crown

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1 min

February 2026

BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Comet 24P/Schaumasse

Having reached perihelion on 8 January, comet 24P/ Schaumasse is now fading. Starting the month at a small-telescope-friendly mag. +10.5, it dims throughout February to below 12th magnitude.

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1 min

February 2026

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