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Solar flares, in and of themselves, do not have a harmful influence on human beings.

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tanja Fajon, State Secretary for Economic Development and Technology, Matevž Frangež, and State Secretary for Defence, Rudi Medved, addressed the Business to Diplomacy (B2D) event entitled “Slovenia in Space” in the Noordung Centre. The purpose of the event was to help create new connections and opportunities for cooperation at the national and international level, to present the activities and achievements of the Slovenian space sector to representatives of fo...

Saturday was one of those designated days that no one pays much attention to – it was International Observe the Moon Day – and it turned out to be a

The fossilized embryo of a Cambrian worm holds the preserved remains of a tiny brain

Scientists uncovered something unexpected in the fossilized embryo of a worm-like creature from the Cambrian period: the remains of a tiny, doughnut-shaped brain in the primordial animals head.

Around an orange dwarf star just 130 light-years from Earth, astronomers have discovered an unexpected treasure.

Two CubeSats monitoring space radiation since 2018 have returned to Earth as shooting stars, next generation is coming.

The DART mission successfully hit an asteroid. This is the first planetary defense test carried out by NASA.

Bucharesters are expected on Friday, between 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., in Izvor Park, at Rondul Biciclistilor (the

Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, is going to be the closest it has been to Earth in almost 60 years Monday night.