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NASA's Longest Mars Simulation to Date: Three Men, Three Women Begin 8-Month Stay in a Dome in Hawaii
NASA studies psychology of long-term missions through longest Mars simulation.
Maria Khan Oct 15, 2014
Nasa's Maven Spacecraft Beams First Complete Picture Of Martian Atmosphere
The Maven spacecraft orbiting Mars has sent images of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon coronas from the planet's upper atmosphere.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 15, 2014
Water On Distant Fiery Planet Mapped Using Nasa's Hubble Telescope
Using data from Hubble space telescope team of astronomers maps extreme climate of distant exoplanet.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 12, 2014
Quantum Robotics will Create Artificial Intelligence 'Capable of Creativity'
Study claims quantum computing applied to robotics will create machine not limited to specific tasks
Anthony Cuthbertson Oct 09, 2014
Space: Astronauts in Deep Sleep Could Cut Costs on Human Mars Missions, Says Study
A private firm is looking at ways to reduce costs on human missions to Mars by placing astronauts in deep sleep.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 06, 2014
Blood Moon 2014: Pre-Halloween Total Lunar Eclipse Will Turn The Moon Blood Red [LIVE VIDEO]
Blood Moon 2014 live stream: watch the second lunar eclipse of 2014 online
Arjun Varma Oct 05, 2014
World Space Week 2014: Best Stargazing Apps for Your Phone or Tablet
The best apps to bring out the budding astronomer in you.
Katie Spicer Oct 04, 2014
New Map of World's Seafloor Brings Alive Mysteries of the Deep
Thousands of previously unknown seamounts discovered with new satellite data.
Hannah Osborne Oct 03, 2014
Nasa And Isro to Work on Earth Observing Satellite And Future Mars Missions
Nasa and Isro have signed agreements to launch and work together on an earth observing mission Nisar and on future Mars missions.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 01, 2014
Astronauts Who Helped Kickstart Environmental Movement Say Climate Change is 'Bogus'
Photos by climate change skeptic astronauts inspired environmentalists, but they claim their images were 'exploited'.
Mark Piggott Sep 28, 2014
Space 3D Printer Could Use Moon Dust
Made In Space is testing moon dust as a 3D printing ingredient
Zachary Davies Boren Sep 25, 2014
Water Vapour on Exoplanet 124 Light Years Away Helps Solves Planet Formation Puzzle
HAT P-11b, 729 trillion miles away, has been discovered to have water vapour in its atmosphere.
Katie Spicer Sep 24, 2014
Asteroid Hunter Searches Depths of Space for Earth-Threatening Objects
Asteroid hunter keeps a watchful eye on the universe for potential new discoveries
Katie Spicer Sep 24, 2014
Space Elevator Planned by Japanese Engineers for 2050
Recent advances in carbon nanotechnology have made the idea of a space elevator possible
Anthony Cuthbertson Sep 22, 2014
Nasa Mars Mission to Probe Water in Atmosphere
Nasa scientists say Maven's attempt to enter Mars' orbit this weekend is a 'critical event' that could pave the way for human voyages to Mars.
Sep 20, 2014
Super Massive Black Hole Detected in Tiny Dense Galaxy
Using the Hubble space telescope and ground based telescope, scientists have seen a massive black hole in a small, compact galaxy.
Jayalakshmi K Sep 18, 2014
Nasa Classifying Only 10pc of Potentially Dangerous Asteroids
Despite being heavily funded Nasa's near-earth object tracking programme was pulled up for not classifying 90 percent of potentially dangerous asteroids.
Jayalakshmi K Sep 17, 2014
NASA Calls on Boeing and Elon Musk's SpaceX to Develop Space Taxis
Companies win lucrative contracts to provide NASA with space transport system
Zachary Davies Boren Sep 16, 2014
New Nasa Research Aims To Help Detect Alien Life
Nasa scientists simulate distant planets' atmospheres to find environments best suited to alien life.
Aaron Akinyemi Sep 14, 2014
Drone Operating System: MIT Startup Airware and Nasa Transforming Hobby into Commercial Industry
Airware is designing a Linux-based OS and air traffic controls with NASA for flying helicopter drones
Mary-Ann Russon Sep 12, 2014
Nasa Guide to Search for Alien Life in Future
Nasa research will help identify signs of life on other planets.
Katie Spicer Sep 12, 2014
Canadian Astronaut Jeremy Hansen on Nasa Underwater Exploration to Prepare for Future Space Missions
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen is living at the bottom of the ocean to prepare for future space quests.
Fiona Keating Sep 09, 2014
Nicaragua Blast Not Connected to Asteroid 2014 RC, Say Scientists
Scientists have dismissed any links between Nicaragua's blast and the passing asteroid.
Jayalakshmi K Sep 09, 2014
Nasa Will Send 3D Printer into Space This Month
The International Space Station could become a working "machine shop" in space
Zachary Davies Boren Sep 04, 2014
Google Expands Quantum Computing Research into AI
Google's initiative will create quantum processors to develop artificial intelligence technologies.
Anthony Cuthbertson Sep 03, 2014
Nasa's Spitzer Space Telescope Detects Process of Planet Formation
Telescope gathers data before and after collision of asteroids around a star which could signal formation of planets.
Jayalakshmi K Aug 29, 2014
Lockheed Martin to Track Space Waste with Laser System
Defence giant will monitor space debris to better protect satellites and avoid space collisions.
Anthony Cuthbertson Aug 27, 2014
Russian Scientists Discover Marine Life in Space
Cosmonauts claim to have found microscopic organisms on the exterior of the International Space Station.
Aaron Akinyemi Aug 23, 2014
Space: Robot Swarms Being Trained To Work Like Ants
Nasa is working on 'swarms' of robots that can work together like an ant colony.
Jayalakshmi K Aug 20, 2014
Nasa X-Ray Telescope Captures Rare Event of Blurring of Light Near Black Hole
In images captured by the NuSTAR telescope the light from the X-ray source near the black hole seems to blur and stretch.
Jayalakshmi K Aug 13, 2014
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