Sir Francis Graham-Smith, Pioneering Radio Astronomer, Dies at 102
Sir Francis Graham-Smith, last of the generation that created modern radio astronomy, dies aged 102. He pioneered accurate positions of radio sources and pulsar research.
Category : Space
Artemis II Crew Returns to Earth After Record-Breaking Moon Flyby
Artemis II crew splashes down after record-breaking moon flyby, marking first human lunar return since 1972 and paving way for 2028 landing.
Royal Observatory Captures Rare Supermoon Over Wales
Royal Observatory captures rare supermoon over Wales, appearing larger and brighter due to lunar perigee.
Nasa Mars Mission at Risk as Trump Budget Cuts Face Congressional Pushback
Trump's proposed Nasa budget cuts threaten Mars mission as Congress pushes back, preserving science programmes vital for human spaceflight.
Nasa Delays Artemis II Moon Mission After Fuel Leak During Test
Nasa delays Artemis II moon mission to March after hydrogen leak detected during wet dress rehearsal of SLS rocket.
Harvard Professor Avi Loeb: Fear and Conservatism Hinder Alien Evidence
Harvard's Avi Loeb argues 'Oumuamua may be alien technology, criticising scientific conservatism in his new book Extraterrestrial.
Mysterious Interstellar Object Baffles Scientists
3I/Atlas, only the third interstellar object observed, is speeding toward the sun at 61 km/s, offering scientists a rare study opportunity.
Ultrasound Machine 'Super Handy' During ISS Medical Crisis, Astronauts Say
Astronauts say a portable ultrasound machine was critical during a medical crisis on the ISS, leading to the first NASA medical evacuation in 65 years.
Tom Hanks Pays Tribute to Apollo 13 Astronaut Jim Lovell
Tom Hanks pays tribute to Apollo 13 astronaut Jim Lovell, whom he portrayed in the 1995 film, following Lovell's death at age 97.
Russia launches first satellites to rival Elon Musk’s Starlink
Russia launches 16 low-orbit satellites to rival Starlink, with significant investment and historical space ambitions.
Nasa Moon Rocket Back At Pad For April Launch
Nasa returns SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft to Florida launch pad, targeting 1 April for first crewed Moon flyby in over 50 years.
Trump Hosts Artemis II Crew, Praises Himself and Discusses Voting Rights Ruling
Trump hosts Artemis II crew, praises himself, discusses Supreme Court voting rights ruling and wars.
Former NASA Astronaut Says Humanity Is 'Living a Lie' After 178 Days in Space
Former NASA astronaut Ronald Garan says humanity is 'living a lie' after seeing Earth from space, urging a shift in priorities from economy to planet.
Artemis II Moon Mission to Launch with 'Rise' Mascot
Artemis II moon mission launches with 'Rise' mascot, a plush toy carrying names of 5.6 million people, as zero gravity indicator.
China's Dancing Robots Spark Debate on AI Advances
China's Spring Festival Gala featured dancing humanoid robots, sparking debate on AI progress and state propaganda.
Spielberg's Disclosure Day Asks: If Aliens Exist, Should We Be Told?
Steven Spielberg's new film Disclosure Day explores whether the public should be told if aliens exist, inspired by real Pentagon UFO reports.
Mars Pyramid Fuels Ancient Alien Theories
A three-sided pyramid on Mars, discovered by NASA, fuels theories of an ancient alien civilisation, with researchers debating its artificial origins.
Artemis II Moon Mission Faces 2,700°C Re-Entry at 25,000mph
Nasa's Artemis II mission will fly four astronauts around the Moon, facing extreme heat and speed during re-entry, paving the way for lunar exploration.
UK Mobile Networks Told to Prepare Emergency Alerts as Chinese Rocket Debris May Hit Britain
UK mobile networks ordered to check emergency alerts as Chinese rocket debris may hit Britain, though government says risk is extremely unlikely.
Canadian astronaut’s French in space helps heal language row with Air Canada
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen speaks French in space, contrasting with Air Canada CEO's language snub, healing linguistic tensions.
US Lawmakers Investigate Mysterious Deaths and Disappearances of 12 Scientists
US lawmakers investigate 12 scientists dead or missing since 2022, many linked to nuclear and space programs, raising national security concerns.
Nasa Funds 3D Food Printer for Mars Missions
Nasa funds a $125,000 project to develop a 3D food printer for astronauts, aiming to improve nutrition and variety on long Mars missions.
Draconid Meteor Shower to Peak This Weekend: Your Celestial Guide
The Draconid meteor shower peaks this weekend, with up to 10 shooting stars per hour visible after nightfall from Friday to Tuesday. Best viewed away from light pollution.
SpaceX Removes Russian Cosmonaut from Mission Over Security Fears
SpaceX removes Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev from ISS mission over alleged security breach; Russia loses crewed launch capability.
Aliens May Have Given Up on Earth Because They're Bored, Scientist Suggests
Astrophysicist proposes aliens may be bored with Earth, having only marginally better tech and losing interest in contact.
Hawking's Warning: Contacting Aliens Could Doom Humanity
Stephen Hawking warned that contacting aliens could lead to humanity's doom, comparing it to Columbus's arrival in America.
ITVX Launches 'Space Live': A Perpetual Stream of Earth from the ISS
ITVX launches Space Live, a 24/7 4K stream of Earth from the ISS, offering awe-inspiring views and a humbling perspective.
Green Fireball Meteor Spotted Across UK, Hundreds Report Sighting
A bright green meteor fireball was sighted across Britain early on St Patrick's Day, with hundreds reporting the flash from London to the east coast.
Chile Scraps $10bn Energy Project That Threatened World's Clearest Skies
Chile cancels $10bn INNA green hydrogen project that threatened the Atacama Desert's pristine skies for astronomy, after astronomers warned of irreparable damage to observatories.
Conspiracy Theory Over UFOs and Missing Scientists Spreads from Web to White House
Conspiracy theory linking missing US scientists to UFOs or foreign enemies spreads online, prompting White House and Congress inquiries.
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