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Ethiopia aims to blast its economy forward with a satellite launch

Space technology could support small-scale farmers struggling with the impact of climate change.

Elias Gebreselassie · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 06 Dec 2018

2019: A space odyssey that will take humankind further than ever before

The United States, India, China and others have a huge year planned for space exploration in an already packed cosmic calendar.

Dave Mosher · Business Insider 05 Dec 2018

Why NASA is offering $2.6 billion to companies who can get the US back to the moon

Almost half a century after the last moon landing, NASA is funding commercial lunar missions to uncover more of the moon's secrets.

Dave Mosher · Business Insider 04 Dec 2018

Why is Mars so important for humanity?

NASA’s InSight probe has landed safely on the red planet and could tell us more about the origins of our universe.

Paulo de Souza · The Conversation 27 Nov 2018

Here's what NASA believed living in space would look like in 1975

In 1975 NASA scientists enlisted the help of an artist to visualize what space colonies might look like. Rick Guidice’s depictions are an evocative combination of hi-tech futuristic space...

Sean Fleming 26 Nov 2018

The Earth has more than one 'moon'

After more than fifty years of stargazing, debate, and controversy, scientists have confirmed the existence of two "moons" or "pseudo-satellites" made of dust orbiting the Earth.

Scotty Hendricks · Big Think 16 Nov 2018

Scientists have successfully created a fifth state of matter in space

Using an unnamed space rocket, a team of German researchers have successfully studied the Bose-Einstein condensate.

Pembe Bilir · Business Insider 13 Nov 2018

There’s a new space race: India vs Pakistan

Soon after India announced plans for its first manned mission by 2022, Pakistan said it would send its first astronaut to space by the same year.

Johnny Wood 31 Oct 2018

How we solved a centuries-old mystery by discovering a rare form of star collision

New research, published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, offers a whole new explanation for the appearance - and disappearance - of a bright new star in the 1670s.

The Conversation 16 Oct 2018

Education, Gender and Work

Teach girls science and they'll reach for the stars. I should know

NASA's Grier Wilt says the free science classes she received as a kid pushed her to pursue her dream career. On International Day of the Girl Child, she calls for other girls to have the ...

Grier Wilt 11 Oct 2018

NASA's Voyager 2 probe is approaching interstellar space

If the recent cosmic ray signals are right, Voyager 2 will be the second man-made object to reach interstellar space.

NASA 10 Oct 2018

This foundation plans to store data in DNA on the moon

The Arch Mission Foundation is working with Microsoft to encode thousands of important books and crowd-sourced images and store them in a repository housed on the Moon.

Jon Christian · Futurism 09 Oct 2018

How NASA is unlocking the secrets of space - within our own skies

A look into the history of NASA and airborne astronomy.

Kassandra Bell · NASA 03 Oct 2018

Is an arms race in space inevitable?

Space weapons and military space units are proliferating, but there is no agreement on how to govern this contested domain, write Sean Kanuck and Alana Vogel, of the International Institu...

International Institute for Strategic Studies 27 Sep 2018

Why NASA chose Senegal to find out more about an asteroid in outerspace

NASA sent 21 teams to Senegal to collect data in preparation for the flyby of an asteroid called Ultima Thule on January 2019.

David Baratoux · The Conversation 27 Sep 2018

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