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Senior management from ESA, French space agency CNES and partners as well as astronauts will be on site all week, available for further discussions and individual interviews (depending on calendars). Some panellist participations are still subject to final confirmations. While all Space Pavilion stage events are open to participation for journalists, the following ESA/CNES communications milestones are highly recommended to the media: Monday 19 June (Welcome and VIP presences): Morn...

Washington, June 11: In the study of the cosmos and gravitational waves, researchers from the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) have discovered a finding that has opened up new research directions.

The large Gemini North telescope suffered damage last year when its primary mirror was chipped. Now it's back and has captured an image of the Pinwheel Galaxy.

Astronomers worry about how satellites could impact scientific research. Now, researchers have created a tool to deal with satellite streaks in Hubble images.

8 Jun Neo sCMOS Notice of Discontinuance Obsolescence Process for Neo sCMOS On 2nd June 2023, Andors Neo sCMOS camera was formally discontinued... | June 8, 2023

Washington, June 7: Researchers from the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) have made a discovery that has opened up new research avenues in the study of the universe and gravitational waves.

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The Center for Air Quality (CAQ) at the University of Wyoming will help conduct research to accurately depict methane emissions from oil and gas supply chains in Wyoming and Colorado basins. The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management recently selected the Colora