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Star Diary Podcast | What's in the night sky, November 2021 - BBC Sky at Night Magazine - Vimarsana News

Star Diary Podcast | What's in the night sky, November 2021 - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

A guide to November 2021’s night sky in the northern hemisphere.

Radio Astronomy Podcast | Comet explorer Rosetta - BBC Sky at Night Magazine - Vimarsana News

Radio Astronomy Podcast | Comet explorer Rosetta - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

We take a look back at ESA's Rosetta mission to study Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.

Star Diary Podcast | What's in the night sky, September 2021 - BBC Sky at Night Magazine - Vimarsana News

Star Diary Podcast | What's in the night sky, September 2021 - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

A guide to September 2021’s night sky. This month: Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, asteroids Pallas, as well as the last chance to see Spica this year.

Who owns the Moon? - Vimarsana News

Who owns the Moon?

Who owns the Moon? Historically, lawless colonisation of a new land has rarely ended well. While there are no indigenous peoples or environments that can be harmed on the Moon, the current state of space law could be setting up future lunar colonists for disaster. Advertisement Today, the only international law governing space stems from the 1967 Outer Space Treaty that’s overseen by the United Nations. This states that no government can lay claim to the Moon, but failed to foresee that private companies may also want to stake a claim. There’s no discussion of what will happen if two part...

How humanity will return to the Moon: The future of lunar exploration - Vimarsana News

How humanity will return to the Moon: The future of lunar exploration

This competition is now closed How humanity will return to the Moon: The future of lunar exploration For almost 40 years, our nearest cosmic neighbour, the Moon, was left alone as we looked elsewhere in the Solar System. That changed in 2013, when China’s Chang’e 3 lander touched down on the lunar surface. Since then there’s been an explosion of interest in the Moon. NASA, China and even private companies are racing back to it, with dozens of robotic and human missions being planned. Things are set to get a lot more crowded on the lunar surface over the coming decade, but this time, we...