Why Fly a Probe Into an Asteroid at 20 Times the Speed of Sound?
Over the coming months, NASA and the ESA will be gearing up for the launch of…
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Rover Is Over. Opportunity Is Lost.
Rover is Over! Our beloved little martian-dwelling friend who has been beaming scientific images and info…
Space Time! with Kirsten Banks
Astrophysicist and Science Communicator, Kirsten Banks joins Jess Klajman for their monthly catch up to find…
New Horizons for Space Exploration: Ultima Thule
Ultima Thule - a ball of dust and ice that's 6.5 billion kilometres from earth -…
Voyager 2 Goes Where Only Australia Can Hear It
41 Years after departing our atmosphere from Cape Canaveral on August 20th 1977, Voyager 2 has…
A Century-Old Fascination with the Little Red Planet
NASA’s Insight probe which has been travelling through space since May, finally landed on Mars last…
Ozone Layer Finally Healing Itself
Now it might seem like every time you switch on the news, there’s another story telling…
Weekend Warrior with Anthony Dockrill
Did you ‘forget’ to check-up on the news this weekend? Press #snooze a few too many…
NASA launch a spaceship at the sun
This Saturday NASA launch a spacecraft that is destined to plunge into the sun’s atmosphere. Even today…
NASA turns Sixty
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, more commonly known as NASA, turns sixty this week. Founded…
Water Plumes On Jupiter’s Moon
Where there is liquid water, there may be life. For years, the US National Aeronautics and…
NASA new planet hunter satellite
Since the launch of Kepler’s Space telescope in 2009, we’ve identified 2,400 planets of all sizes,…