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Projects involving a remotely-operated underwater sled, the design and building of a powerful rocket, the analysis of hundreds of photos of the asteroid Bennu and a look at the possible causes of disruptions to proton beams at the Large Hadron Collider each won a top prize at this year’s 14th annual Northrop Grumman Engineering and Science Student Design Showcase.

With privatisation of the field of Space, there is increased demand for skilled workforce

The annual music and science festival at Jodrell Bank has announced this year's science speakers.

Japanese company ispace will try to land a spacecraft on the moon Tuesday, April 25, 2023. If its Hakuto-R mission succeeds, it could make history as the first commercial lunar landing.

Astronauts come back from long missions so weak that they need rehabilitation. A new study suggests we can look to key resources on Earth to help us live better in space.

The sun may reach the peak of its current solar cycle in 2024, one year ahead of official predictions, new research reveals. But solar mayhem may still occur in the next five years.

American researchers suggest humans will need to create very Earth-like conditions to survive for long periods in space.

A new claim from scientists says we'll need to recreate Earth-like condition to guarantee success of deep space missions.

New research concludes that despite prior debate, the sun does indeed fit in with its family of sun-like stars.

Magnitude is a fundamental parameter for measuring the power of earthquakes and is of great interest to scientific research and the general public.