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Strange New Worlds

Vincent Plant lists six exoplanets that humanity could populate in the near future.

Feb 25, 2020 By Vincent Plant Filed Under: Science, Future, Lite Science Tagged With: space, nasa, mars, Exoplanets, new worlds, habitable zone, Proxima centauri

Mars-ter of Worlds

Launched: May 5th, 2018. Estimated Landing: Nov. 26, 2018. Landing site: Elysium Planitia, Mars.   A grand sum of $814 million has been pumped into the InSight project for over 2 years. The insight programme is a Mars lander, sent out to give the red planet its first ever physical. It carries three instruments to […]

Jun 8, 2018 By Rhys Davies Filed Under: Science Tagged With: technology, Science, space, mars, Insight, Spacescience

Watch this Space

Have you ever felt the need for speed? Want to run away from your exams? Tired of carrying your friends in Fortnite? Have no fear, for soon you’ll be hurtling towards lower earth orbit at around 2,000mph with Texas in your rear view mirror. For many, the idea of travelling into space seems like a […]

Jun 8, 2018 By Science Filed Under: Science Tagged With: space, nasa, mars, rocket, SpaceX, BlueOrigin

Life on Mars

Fancy a trip to Mars? Perhaps you’ve had quite enough of the housing situation in Exeter? Would you mind the 141 million mile commute to uni? Or maybe a change of scenery is in order? Not to worry, NASA has the answer. Since they sent up their first rover, the famous Pathfinder in 1997, NASA […]

Feb 3, 2017 By Rhys Davies Filed Under: Science, Uncategorized Tagged With: travel, ice, space, nasa, mars, water, Planet, radiation, cosmic, international space station, red planet

To Boldly Go … or not

Picture the scene, populations rising, destruction of ecosystems and rampant global warming have made the world barren and uninhabitable. It’s the stuff of classic dystopian fiction but, given the state of the world, not outside the realms of possibility. Once this world is used up what happens next, perhaps we might look to the stars, […]

Nov 10, 2016 By Ruth Braham Filed Under: Science Tagged With: life on mars, mars, water, kepler, life on earth, exoplanet, space travel, kepler mission, jupiter, rocky, goldilocks zone

BEST OF TED: Your kids might live on Mars. Here’s how they’ll survive.

Stephen Petranek’s TED talk ‘Your kids might live on Mars. Here’s how they’ll survive’ details how humankind will one day become a spacefaring species. Petranek is a writer and technologist who focuses on how emerging technologies could benefit our future lives. Petranek’s talk can be found on ted.com under the ‘science’ section. Journalist Stephen Petranek […]

Oct 16, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: TED, nasa, life on mars, mars, atmosphere, Water on Mars, best of ted, life on earth, ted talk, colonisation, terraform, Stephen Petranek, human life, SpaceX, Elon Musk, Mars Rover, terraforming, hydroponics

Second thoughts: immortality

In José Saramago’s book ‘Death at Intervals’, everyone in one country stops dying. This leads to thousands of living dead, a mafia forming to sneak people over the border to die and general chaos ensues. Saramago addresses the issue with immortality that no one thinks about; even if people stop dying, they do not stop […]

Oct 11, 2016 By Rowan Keith Filed Under: Features Tagged With: mars, Earth, Second Thoughts, mortality, immortality, Rowan Keith

Review: The Martian

Ridley Scott delivers a thrilling film and a faithful adaptation of the bestselling 2011 novel. The Martian is fallible, but with Matt Damon delivering a strong and varied performance, you probably won’t care too much about the problems that blight many of the supporting characters. The Martian follows a crew of astronauts who have to […]

Oct 14, 2015 By G.GREGORY Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: cinema, Film, space, mars, sci-fi, matt damon, The Martian, Watney

There’s water on Mars

The chances of anything coming from Mars are 1,000,000 to one, they said. Well, those chances have been slashed considerably after NASA‘s most recent announcement, which is the discovery of liquid water on the surface of the Red Planet. These streams and rivulets leave long, dark stains across the Martian surface, before they dry up […]

Oct 13, 2015 By Theo Stone Filed Under: Science, Science News Tagged With: discovery, nasa, mars, water, martian, recurring slope lineae, rsl

Investigating the Interstellar

2013 saw India launch a rocket to Mars. It also saw a third of its population living below the poverty line. Just why is India investing in a space program? What if the 16,000 skilled employees in space development worked on water sanitation? Why do we donate money to space-curious countries with a long way […]

Oct 7, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science Tagged With: money, poverty, mars, Interstellar, space programme, mars mission, Mars Orbiter Mission, Isro

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