Space

Dr. Hugh O'Connor's 3D-printed battery cell design, costing just £74, aims to standardize renewable energy research globally.

NASA's Artemis III lander test in Earth orbit next year will be a 'dress rehearsal' for lunar landings, advancing the commercial HLS strategy with SpaceX and Blue Origin.

Ever wondered if you could outrun a signal? It turns out, under constant acceleration, you can create your own 'horizon,' limiting what you can see.

A study published in Nature Astronomy proposes a new satellite design and technique to detect thermonuclear warheads in orbit.

City Labs has launched the BOHR satellite, a small, nuclear-powered CubeSat. What does this mean for the future of space tech?

As parts of the UK face an extreme marine heatwave, here is what this warming trend means for your local environment and seafood.

Andromeda XXXVI, a recently discovered ultra-faint dwarf galaxy, helps resolve the "missing satellites problem" and tests the Lambda-CDM model.

NASA has expanded its Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program to include three new European Earth observation providers.

New James Webb Space Telescope data enables precise calculations that could disprove dark matter in the Bullet Cluster.

Researchers studying galaxy NGC 4151 used XRISM to analyze energetic outflows that suppress star formation.

Why the New Glenn recovery strategy involves skipping a transporter-erector and using cranes to return to flight.

NASA's MAVEN loss accelerates pivot to commercial Mars telecommunications network as the agency transitions to new service models.