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Arianespace’s latest launch brings Europe’s Galileo constellation to 38 satellites. On Saturday, December 4, a Soyuz launcher successfully orbited two

Australias national science agency has opened a purpose-built facility to test technology before it is sent to the Moon.

Council adopts conclusions on ‘space for everyone’.

The number of commercial satellites in orbit is growing exponentially, as is space tourism - and with it, problems with debris. Does Europe want to join the race and invest in more satellites and future Moon or Mars missions?

As Europes space leaders meet virtually in Brussels at the new European Space Forum, @euronews explores how the sector is making a big push to become more business-minded.

On boosterjabs and found third doses for over—50s will not be completed until february if englands programme continues at its current rate. it means the christmas deadline would be missed. the daily mirror also focuses on problems with the vaccine roll—out, reporting social care could be "pushed to the brink of collapse" because 60,000 unjabbed staff face the sack within days. and climate stories still dominate many of the front pages as the cop 26 summit continues in glasgow. the guardian l...

Hong Kong STEM Education Alliance organises nearly 40 talks on topics such as the Tianwen-1 mission to Mars, black hole and quantum mechanics.

Two Polish companies have sealed partnership with Oman to launch satellite into orbit next year.

Solomon Islands representative at the current World Expo 2020 in Dubai has been invited to witness Russia’s Space Programme display.

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