Read article: Private Japanese lunar craft Hakuto-R crashes on landing
Private Japanese lunar craft Hakuto-R crashes on landing
ispace’s Hakuto-R Mission 1 aimed to be the first craft from a private firm to land on the Moon
Read article: Private Japanese lunar craft Hakuto-R crashes on landing
Read article: India gives green light to gravitational-wave observatory
India gives green light to gravitational-wave observatory
When built by 2030, LIGO-India will allow gravitational-wave sources to be better pinpointed and monitored
Read article: Physicists want to build a next-generation atom interferometer at CERN
Physicists want to build a next-generation atom interferometer at CERN
The experiment could be used to study gravitational waves as well as search for ultra-light dark-matter particles
Read article: UK unveils ‘plan B’ if negotiations to join Horizon Europe fail
UK unveils ‘plan B’ if negotiations to join Horizon Europe fail
Pioneer would receive the £14.6bn that the UK would have paid to join Horizon Europe from 2021 to 2027
Read article: European Space Agency launches JUICE mission to Jupiter and its moons
European Space Agency launches JUICE mission to Jupiter and its moons
Craft will test the conditions that may have led to the emergence of habitable environments
Read article: IOP Publishing announces winners of early-career quantum prize
IOP Publishing announces winners of early-career quantum prize
Feihu Xu and Annabelle Bohrdt win for their work in advancing quantum science
Read article: Fledgling quantum industry is heavily male dominated, finds report
Fledgling quantum industry is heavily male dominated, finds report
Action needed to increase diversity and inclusion, as the UK government announces a huge £2.5bn national strategy
Read article: Bright ‘nearby’ gamma-ray burst dazzles astronomers
Bright ‘nearby’ gamma-ray burst dazzles astronomers
Researchers say the event on 9 October promises to be “the best studied gamma-ray burst in history”
Read article: ‘Significant’ inequalities affect non-white researchers when publishing their work
‘Significant’ inequalities affect non-white researchers when publishing their work
Study of one million research papers finds publication delays and fewer overall citations for non-white scientists
Read article: NASA puts UK physicist Nicola Fox in charge of $7.8bn science programme
NASA puts UK physicist Nicola Fox in charge of $7.8bn science programme
Nicola Fox takes over from Thomas Zurbuchen as NASA’s associate administrator for the space agency's science mission directorate
