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Scientists have figured out an approach to detect really small pieces of space junk when they collide with each other.

China-based private space technology firm LandSpace launched the methane-powered Zhuque 2 rocket carrying three satellites on Friday.

Geneticists and conservationists have joined forces to re-introduce the Dodo, extinct since the late 17th century, to its once native habitat in the island of Mauritius. How is this being planned, and perhaps even more interestingly, why?

NASA is back with the Artemis programme to put humanity back on the Moon.

The occurrence of the rare celestial event has provided scientists with a unique opportunity to study the effects of solar storms at lower latitudes.

Staged across a cavernous campus of pop-up buildings and exhibition halls, this year's COP28 will bring together more than 70,000 people from nearly 200 countries.

More than 140,000 Earth orbits and a quarter century on, the ISS is still a place of peaceful collaboration for science. Here's what you need to know.

Tokyo-based ispace is back with its second mission after the company's Hakuto-R Mission 1 crashed on the lunar surface in April.

OpenAI staff threaten to quit en masse unless Sam Altman is reinstated

Scientists have projected a significant atmospheric transformation, resembling conditions before the Great Oxidation Event (GOE) 2.4 billion years ago.