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EmDrive: British scientist's 'new physics' theory accidentally proves controversial space propulsion works
British physicist Dr Mike McCulloch of Plymouth University has presented results on a new theory.
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 21, 2016
Hubble Bubble: Nasa releases stunning image of Bubble Nebula to mark 26th anniversary of Hubble
Nasa and the ESA combined images of Bubble Nebula to create first whole image of the nebula.
Matt Atherton Apr 21, 2016
Lyrids 2016: Watch Lyrid meteor shower live online as it coincides with April full moon
The Lyrid meteor shower returns this week, peaking on Friday 22 April.
Matt Atherton Apr 20, 2016
British astronaut Tim Peake prepares to run London Marathon from space
Peake said he is hoping to run the marathon in 3.5 to 4 hours.
Adam Justice Apr 20, 2016
ISS astronauts capture stunning 4K footage of aurora borealis
Nasa partnered with tech company Harmonic aimed at showing the 'breathtaking beauty and grandeur of space'.
Adam Justice Apr 19, 2016
Alpha Centauri mission: Stephen Hawking and Yuri Milner plan to send tiny spacecrafts to the stars
Breakthrough Starshot initiative aims to get humans to far reaches of space within a generation.
Hannah Osborne Apr 12, 2016
International Day of Human Space Flight: Who was Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space?
Young Soviet pilot made history 55 years ago today.
Léa Surugue Apr 12, 2016
Group of 21 children sue US government for failing to do enough to stop global warming
Favouring the economic interests of certain citizens over children may be unconstitutional says judge.
Mary Papenfuss Apr 12, 2016
Elon Musk hails SpaceX rocket landing as 'step towards the stars'
The Falcon 9 main-stage booster landed itself on an ocean platform in a dramatic spaceflight first.
Adam Justice Apr 09, 2016
SpaceX lands reusable rocket on ocean platform for first time
SpaceX achievement marks a historic first to make rockets recyclable, says the company.
Maria Khan Apr 09, 2016
Volocopter: German 18 rotor drone hybrid personal flight vehicle passes its first manned flight
e-volo developed a personal aerial vehicle and was invited by Nasa to present it to US aerospace experts.
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 08, 2016
SpaceX to launch Nasa BEAM expandable habitats to ISS
The Dragon spacecraft will carry with it the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM).
Adam Justice Apr 08, 2016
Scientist invents 3D printing technology for Nasa that makes it possible to print objects on Mars
Behrokh Khoshnevis invents novel 3D printing process that uses powder at high temperatures to create objects.
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 07, 2016
Supermassive black hole found in remote galaxy sparks hopes of future similar discoveries
Unexpected discovery of hole in the NGC 1600 galaxies is the first success of the MASSIVE survey.
Léa Surugue Apr 06, 2016
Nasa releases stunning time-lapse footage of the Earth from space
The video shows city lights and lightning flashes as the ISS circles the planet.
Adam Justice Apr 05, 2016
Hide from the aliens: Lasers can conceal the Earth from hostile extraterrestrial life
Using laser techniques could help us hide from aliens - or communicate with them.
Léa Surugue Apr 04, 2016
Lava world: 'Weather map' of 55 Cancri e shows exoplanet is covered in scorching hot rock
55 Cancri e has giant temperature ranges across its surface - a surface of flowing magma could be the cause.
Matt Atherton Mar 31, 2016
ISS to receive BEAM inflatable space habitat via SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket
Astronauts will live in the habitat for a few hours at a time for the two years that it will remain aboard for testing.
India Ashok Mar 31, 2016
Nasa's Mars mission ready for first flight in 2018 as Space Launch System clears tests
Nasa reaches another milestone in beginning their Mars mission as hundreds of documents clear evaluation.
Priyanka Mogul Mar 30, 2016
Japan's Hitomi satellite might still be alive as it's emitting signals despite breaking into pieces
JAXA says it is still receiving signals from the $273m satellite, but has admitted to the JSpOC's findings on Twitter.
Mary-Ann Russon Mar 29, 2016
Strongest evidence of lava tubes beneath lunar surface announced
Lava tubes beneath surface of the moon could be used to provide shelter for the first human settlers.
Matt Atherton Mar 29, 2016
'Warm, crazy' season melts Arctic winter ice to smallest area ever recorded
The heat was 'relentless,' says director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Mary Papenfuss Mar 29, 2016
Richard Branson's Virgin has picked Boom to provide supersonic jets – this is a huge risk
Virgin Group has optioned 10 supersonic jets at Mach 2.2 with Y Combinator-backed Boom, estimated at $2bn.
Mary-Ann Russon Mar 24, 2016
New World Hackers target Nasa email servers to find mysterious Isis secrets
One of the hackers responsible told IBTimes UK the incident was an attempt to expose internal NASA documents.
Jason Murdock Mar 23, 2016
EmDrive: Nasa Eagleworks confirms paper on controversial space propulsion is under peer review
The EmDrive is the invention of British scientist Roger Shawyer.
Mary-Ann Russon Mar 23, 2016
Giant X-ray aurora seen on Jupiter is hundreds of times brighter than the Northern Lights
Solar storms have caused Jupiter to display enhanced X-ray aurora as scientists observe it for the first time.
Matt Atherton Mar 22, 2016
Nasa: Most detailed map of Mars' gravity helps solve Red Planet mysteries
Nasa spacecrafts used the planet's gravity to create a map showing features of the planet's surface.
Matt Atherton Mar 22, 2016
Best tech feeds on Twitter: Top 10 accounts to follow as social giant celebrates 10th anniversary
It's Twitter's 10th birthday and there's loads of tech information you can access. Here are our top 10 faves.
Owen Hughes Mar 21, 2016
French wine quality boosted by climate change - but effects will be short lived
Warming climate has meant earlier harvest of wine grapes in France, improving quality.
Hannah Osborne Mar 21, 2016
Russian Soyuz spacecraft docks with ISS six hours after launch from Kazakhstan
Spacecraft was launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome carrying the crew for a six-month mission to the ISS
William Watkinson Mar 19, 2016
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