Svetlana Savitskaya – Test Pilot and Cosmonaut!
This article is the second in a series of articles in which I will profile
space
It’s a small world after all
What we know of exoplanets has developed at the same time as the technology which
Andromeda and the 13 Dwarfs
Astronomy is quite notorious for being full of things we don’t entirely understand. Sometimes it
Interstellar travel: how to spot a ‘starman’ going by
Massive objects moving at near light speeds do not occur naturally in the universe as
Searching for Life on Titan
Discovered in 1655 by Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens, Titan is one of Saturn’s 62 moons,
Telescope takes temperature of Universe
CSIRO telescope takes temperature of Universe Astronomers using a CSIRO radio telescope have taken the
Fascinating short film about NASA’s Dawn: the very beginning of us
This fascinating video, narrated by Leonard Nemoy, gives you a glimpse into the origins of our
Weekly Science Picks
Another week, another collection of weekly science picks! Those of us over here in Northern
The Highlights of 2012
As 2012 draws to a close and the new year begins, now is a good
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By now, I think it’s safe to say that if you’re reading this, it means
Interview: Keri Bean—Mars meteorologist, Curiosity Rover team member
Keri Bean is a meteorologist specialising in the atmospherics of other planets. She is on
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It seems the rate of everything has increased exponentially. A very bold, vague, yet intriguing
Payload
Science Fiction This may not be the usual topic for a blog post normally displayed
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Doesn’t time fly? I don’t know about anyone else, but my week has absolutely flown