SScience Read More Mars’s longest morning cloud may form ice without dustOctober 11, 2026 A new model suggests Mars’s Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud forms partly through ice nucleation without dust seeds.Rapid cooling…
SScience Read More Scientists Find Mars’s Oddest Cloud Forms Through Unusual Ice-Building ProcessOctober 11, 2026 Scientists have found that Mars’s strangest cloud may form through an unusual process involving water vapour turning directly…
SSpace Read More In 2015, 2kg of rocket seeds went to the space station; after their return, 600,000 UK children helped test them, and researchers found they grew more slowly but remained viableOctober 3, 2026 Tim PeakePhoto credit: Esa.int ESA astronaut Tim Peake took 2kg of rocket seeds to the International Space Station…
SScience Read More Pair of linked spacecraft draw closer to Mercury after nearly decadelong voyageSeptember 6, 2026 By Marcia DunnAP Aerospace Writer Sept. 6, 2026 1:33 PM PT CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Two Mercury-bound spacecraft left their…
SScience Read More Starship could create more debris than an anti-satellite test if it explodes in orbitSeptember 1, 2026 As Starship, the world’s largest and most powerful rocket, gears up for an attempt to finally reach Earth’s…
SScience Read More NASA, European Space Agency astronauts conduct spacewalk to replace antennaAugust 19, 2026 This screenshot taken from a video released by NASA shows NASA astronaut Anil Menon and European Space Agency…
SSpace Read More Nasa explored putting astronauts into a hibernation-like state for Mars missions, but scientists are still trying to make the science-fiction idea safe for humans |July 20, 2026 Sending humans to Mars is one of Nasa’s greatest ambitions, but the journey presents enormous challenges. A round…
SSpace Read More China plans to hit an asteroid with a Mach 26 projectile in planet defence testJuly 19, 2026 China’s first planetary defence mission appears to be far more ambitious than Nasa’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (Dart),…
SScience Read More Tapping into teacups can illustrate the impacts of space-quakes – The Irish TimesJuly 16, 2026 When tapped at any of the four cardinal points – North, South, East or West – a teacup…
SSpace Read More Meet Claire Parfitt: Scientist who once cleaned space toilets, now leading exploration teams to Mars |July 10, 2026 Sometimes realising a dream requires doing the minutest of tasks in order to gain the experience and work…
SSpace Read More Ancient quasars add to a ‘major unsolved problem’ in astrophysicsJuly 9, 2026 By Will Dunham WASHINGTON, July 8 (Reuters) – A quasar — among the universe’s most luminous and energetic…
SSpace Read More Rejected by NASA at 14, she took a work placement cleaning a space toilet instead; today, she is leading Mars exploration teams |July 9, 2026 Rejected by NASA at 14, she took a work placement cleaning a space toilet instead; today, she is…