Satellites find water on the Moon
Lunar surface could be wetter than previously thought
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Galactic-scale observatory planned
Edwin Cartlidge is a science journalist based in Rome
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Astronomers confirm rocky nature of new exoplanet
Discovered last February, the planet CoRoT-7b has been found to have the same density as our Earth
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How to build cheaper radio telescopes
Computing costs could be slashed by careful arrangement of antennas
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NASA faces cash crisis
Review says that $3bn budget hike is needed to return astronauts to the Moon by 2020
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Milky Way in line for aggressive three-way merger
New survey reveals the dynamics of our galactic neighbourhood
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Voyager heads for interstellar space
Richard Corfield celebrates the 20 year anniversary since NASA's Voyager mission left the solar system and began the second leg of its epic journey — an exploration o...
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Neutrino trigger could reveal gravitational waves
Existing detectors could score the first measurement
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Excess positrons are linked to Geminga pulsar
Dark-matter hope continues to fade
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Chamber simulates space on Earth
Stan Grisnik describes how NASA’s huge craft-testing facility can recreate the vacuum conditions of space.
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