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Nasa's Curiosity Rover sends back panoramic, important images of Mars' Bagnold Dunes
The Curiosity Rover produced the first ever detailed images of sand sculptures.
Matt Atherton Jan 12, 2016
Nasa forms new defence office to protect Earth from asteroids
The Planetary Defence Coordination Office will monitor threats from incoming asteroids.
India Ashok Jan 12, 2016
Nasa patents shape-changing rover that looks and moves like Blobby the jelly monster
Nasa patents an amorphous robot rover filled with fluid that moves over a planet's surface like a worm.
Mary-Ann Russon Jan 11, 2016
Comet Wild 2: Scientists to study space dust trapped in gel-like material by Nasa's Stardust craft
Craft used slabs of a substance called 'aerogel' to capture dust from the comet's tail.
John Hall Jan 10, 2016
ISS: Tim Peake to be first British astronaut to perform spacewalk
Peake and Nasa astronaut to step out of ISS to replace solar unit.
India Ashok Jan 09, 2016
CES 2016: Autel Robotics debuts Kestrel drone with VTOL and fixed-wing aircraft capabilities
Autel Robotics shows off dual-mode drone that takes off vertically and then becomes fixed-wing aircraft.
Mary-Ann Russon Jan 08, 2016
Eta Carinae homunculus nebula has five 'death star' twins in other galaxies
Nasa's Spitzer and Hubble telescopes spot five objects similar to Eta Carinae.
Hannah Osborne Jan 07, 2016
Artist Pablo Carlos Budassi creates logarithmic image maps to show scale of entire universe
Pablo Carlos Budassi created this image using Photoshop, and data from Princeton University and NASA.
Matt Atherton Jan 06, 2016
Nasa's Chandra finds supermassive black hole burping in nearby galaxy
Discovery defies an age-old misnomer that black holes are only destructive in nature.
Agamoni Ghosh Jan 06, 2016
Can you spot three of Saturn's moons in this NASA image from the Cassini spacecraft?
Enceladus, Rhea and Atlas seen in image taken by spacecraft co-owned by NASA, plus European and Italian space agencies.
Hannah Osborne Jan 05, 2016
Floods UK: Nasa blames freak weather across world on 'worst El Nino since 1998'
El Nino is being blamed for unnaturally warm weather in UK and North Pole and freezing weather in Mexico.
Mark Piggott Dec 30, 2015
European Space Agency releases stunning photographs of Earth and space in 2015
IBTimes has chosen 10 images released by the ESA this year.
Sean Martin Dec 29, 2015
Christmas 'full cold moon' expected for first time since 1977
Nasa says 'full cold moon' will peak at 23:11GMT.
Sean Martin Dec 23, 2015
Nasa suspends its next mission to Mars by up to two years because of leaky equipment
The US space agency has said that a seismometer has ended the chance of a launch in March 2016
William Watkinson Dec 22, 2015
Mash on Mars? Nasa wants to grow potatoes on Red Planet while saving lives on Earth
'The extraordinary efforts of the team have set the bar for extra-terrestrial farming'.
Sean Martin Dec 22, 2015
Elon Musk's SpaceX reusable orbital rocket Falcon 9 makes historic landing in Florida
It is for the first time in history that an orbital rocket has successfully achieved a ground landing.
Agamoni Ghosh Dec 22, 2015
ISS: Astronaut Tim Peake says life in space 'absolutely spectacular'
Peake says after some initial discomfort his body has got used to weightlessness in space.
India Ashok Dec 19, 2015
Cosmic Star Wars celebration: Force Awakens within double-bladed lightsaber-wielding newborn star
Hubble Space Telescope spots The Force Awakening in a newborn star.
India Ashok Dec 18, 2015
2003 SD220: Asteroid to flyby Earth on Christmas Eve in first of five encounters
Flyby will be from a safe distance of 6.7 million miles away from Earth.
Hannah Osborne Dec 17, 2015
Nasa to launch sounding rocket Fortis to study extra galactic dust
Nasa is preparing to launch a rocket into space to study The Great Barred Spiral Galaxy.
India Ashok Dec 17, 2015
Tim Peake: British astronaut welcomed aboard ISS
British astronaut Peake starts his six-month mission on the International Space Station.
Adam Justice Dec 16, 2015
Tim Peake: Watch British astronaut blast off to the International Space Station
Peake successfully launched into space at 11.03am with fellow astronauts Tim Kopra and Yuri Malenchenko.
Adam Justice Dec 15, 2015
Astronomers battle through clouds and haze to find water on exoplanets
Researchers have found water on planets outside of the solar system, which had previously been blocked by clouds.
Matt Atherton Dec 14, 2015
The search for aliens: Should fear of more advanced ET beings stop our search?
The truth is out there, but should we be looking for it?
Sean Martin Dec 12, 2015
Mysterious hackers attempting to bring down entire internet by DDoS-ing critical servers
Entity is launching DDoS attacks against crucial internet infrastructure supporting top level domains.
Mary-Ann Russon Dec 10, 2015
Google: Controversial D-Wave quantum computer works and is 100 million times faster than PCs today
Google has released research showing that D-Wave resoundingly beat a conventional computer on tests.
Mary-Ann Russon Dec 09, 2015
Lockheed Martin demonstrates drone air traffic control using UAVs to fight fires
Company showed multiple UAVs working together in mid-air to demonstrate how drones can be used safely.
Mary-Ann Russon Dec 03, 2015
Twin civilisations? How life on an exoplanet could spread to its neighbour
What if two alien civilisations were close enough to contact one another?
David Rothery Dec 03, 2015
Sun 'capable' of superflare with energy of a billion megaton bombs, spelling disaster for Earth
Sun has the potential to release solar flares 1,000 times greater than ever recorded.
Hannah Osborne Dec 03, 2015
Nasa releases video of R5 Valkyrie humanoid robot dancing to techno music
Nasa releases video showing how the R5 Valkyrie robot is able to walk, run, balance and emulate humans.
Mary-Ann Russon Dec 01, 2015
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