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Penis-Shaped Gorges on Earth and Mars Provide Clues for How Landscapes Formed
Landscape in Idaho has strong resemblance to amphitheatre canyons of Mars.
Hannah Osborne Apr 29, 2014
Sun's Freezing 'Brown Dwarf' Neighbour Found by Nasa
Spitzer and Wise telescopes locate coldest brown dwarf star-like body nearest our solar system
Lydia Smith Apr 28, 2014
Nasa Releases Picture of Ancient Star Cluster Messier 5 Captured on the Hubble Space Telescope
18th-century astronomer Charles Messier thought that it was a nebula, but Messier 5 is actually an ancient star cluster
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 26, 2014
Nasa and littleBits Launch Space Kits to Build Battery-Powered Mars Rovers
Space agency joins start-up firm to launch educational toy for children
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 25, 2014
What is Quantum Computing and What Could it Achieve?
It promises to cure diseases, explore space and vastly improve artificial intelligence - but just what is quantum computing?
Anthony Cuthbertson Apr 25, 2014
Congo Rainforest Faces Major Changes from Long-Term Drought
Nasa satellite images show large-scale decline in greenness of Africa's Congo rainforest.
Hannah Osborne Apr 24, 2014
SpaceX Rocket Freighter Blasts Off for International Space Station
Rocket deployed cargo ship loaded with vital supplies for astronauts living on space station.
Apr 19, 2014
NASA's Spacecraft LADEE Crashes into the Dark Side of Moon
This Ladee's not for turning: £166m lunar explorer obliterated on impact
Mark Piggott Apr 18, 2014
Why is a 16-Year-Old Toshiba Laptop Attracting Bids of $45,000?
A Toshiba laptop used by Bill Clinton to send the first presidential email to space is attracting bids of $45,000.
David Gilbert Apr 16, 2014
SpaceX Dragon: Videos Beamed to Earth by Nasa Laser Communications System?
Nasa to test first space-to-Earth communication system from International Space Station
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 16, 2014
Planet Earth from Nasa's International Space Station
Nasa satellite pictures focus on Planet Earth land masses and topographical features
Hannah Osborne Apr 16, 2014
Ancient Martian Air 'Too Cold and Thin' for Liquid Water
Mars' atmosphere never thick enough to keep water in a liquid state, say scientists
Hannah Osborne Apr 14, 2014
Cryptocurrency News Round-Up: Bitcoin Bounce Back; Dogecoin in Space and Bitcoin Island
As bitcoin's price recovers, dogecoin gets closer to the moon and thinking of bitcoin as plots of land could be the way forward.
David Gilbert Apr 14, 2014
British Astronaut to Investigate Link Between Space Travel and Short-Sightedness
Tim Peake will spend six months on the International Space Station to investigate why space travel harms vision.
Aaron Akinyemi Apr 13, 2014
Computer Breaks Down on International Space Station
Nasa confirms computer outage but says six astronauts on board are not at risk.
Aaron Akinyemi Apr 12, 2014
Have Scientists Found First Exomoon by Chance?
International team stumble on what could be the first moon outside solar system
Hannah Osborne Apr 11, 2014
Astronauts to Turn Urine into Drinking Water and Fuel
Scientists discover method of treating water in space.
Hannah Osborne Apr 09, 2014
NASA Software Release to Spark Public Innovation
Space agency is releasing over 1,000 computer codes in open-access software catalogue.
Anthony Cuthbertson Apr 09, 2014
Nasa Releases 'Graceful Eruption' Footage Showing Solar Flare Several Times Larger than Earth
Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory releases film of mid-level solar flare emitted on 2 April.
Hannah Osborne Apr 07, 2014
North Korean Space Programme Nada's Name and Logo Inspired by US Agency Nasa
Pyongyang names its space programme 'National Aerospace Development Administration,' or Nada.
Divya Avasthy Apr 04, 2014
Hubble Spots 'Siding Spring' Comet C/2013 A1 Set for Close Shave with Mars
Nasa releases image of comet set to come within 84,000 miles of Mars.
Hannah Osborne Mar 27, 2014
Russian and US Astronauts Put Politics Aside for ISS Space Launch: Watch Live Online
New expedition to the International Space Station to launch from Kazakhstan tonight.
Hannah Osborne Mar 25, 2014
Nasa Distances Itself From 'Doomsday Report' Claiming Inevitable Collapse of Civilisation
Space agency says it does not endorse doomsday study due to be published in journal Elsevier.
Hannah Osborne Mar 21, 2014
Nasa: We Can Explain Zebra Stripes on Earth's Radiation Belt
Zebra stripe pattern found in one of two radiation belts around Earth.
Lydia Smith Mar 20, 2014
Earth Narrowly Missed Catastrophic 'Solar Superstorm' Equal to a Billion Hydrogen Bombs
Earth dodged 'huge magnetic bullet' by just nine days following coronal mass ejections.
Hannah Osborne Mar 19, 2014
First Ocean Waves Spotted on Alien World of Titan
Nasa scientists believed to have recorded waves rippling on Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
Hannah Osborne Mar 18, 2014
Nasa Study: 'Collapse of Modern Civilisation is Near'
New Goddard Space Flight Center-funded study says our civilisation could collapse in decades.
Mar 17, 2014
XKCD Comic Strip Author's Unpublished Science Book Becomes Amazon Bestseller
XKCD web comic author Randall Munroe's unpublished book is an internet hit.
Mary-Ann Russon Mar 14, 2014
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Nasa Searching Satellite Data for Crash Sites
NASA searches for plane using satellites and International Space Station's ISERV camera.
Mary-Ann Russon Mar 13, 2014
Nasa: Slowdown of Global Warming 'in Line With Climate Change Estimates'
Nasa report says global temperatures on track to reach 2C despite hiatus in warming.
Hannah Osborne Mar 12, 2014
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