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Houston, We Have a Problem

Callum Dinnett discusses the obstacles NASA face in their attempt to achieve another giant leap for mankind

Dec 18, 2020 By Callum Dinnett Filed Under: Science, Future, Science News Tagged With: technology, america, usa, space, nasa, moon, moon landing, Artemis, astronauts

Limitless: former astronaut Kathy Sullivan explores the depths of our oceans

Elinor Jones outlines the amazing achievements of astronaut Kathy Sullivan, and what these could mean for the future of exploration

Jun 18, 2020 By Elinor Jones Filed Under: Science, Science News, Environment Tagged With: Science, space, ocean, science news, ocean depths, challenger deep, limiting factor, extreme environment

A Tale of Parallel Universes, or Lack Thereof

Callum Dinnett reports on a tale of parallel universes (or lack thereof) and how hopes of proving their existence may be being raised too soon

Jun 5, 2020 By Callum Dinnett Filed Under: Science, Future, Science News Tagged With: Science, physics, space, nasa, Anita, science news, parallel universe

Shining a New Light

Johnny Chern, Screen Editor, looks at the bright new images of the Sun.

Feb 27, 2020 By Jonathan Chern Filed Under: Science, Science News Tagged With: Image, space, Sun, moon, telescope, Space Telescope, Solar System

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

The Legacy of the Moon Landing

Harry Caton, Senior Online Editor, compares the legacy of Apollo 11 to controversial proprosed projects of today.

Oct 12, 2019 By Harry Caton Filed Under: Science, Future, Technology Tagged With: Exeter, space, nasa, legacy, STEM, space x, moon, apollo, space force

Ad Astra Review

Jim Norman finds Ad Astra to be both an intriguing character study and a distant disappointment.

Oct 10, 2019 By Jim Norman Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: space, gravity, science fiction, Brad Pitt, tommy lee jones, ad astra, james gray, 2001, liv tyler

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

Flaming ‘hot Jupiter’!

The eponymous ‘they’ strike again. You may know ‘them’ from such a sentence as “Well, you know what they say”, but this time ‘they’ are a team of international researchers lead by Exeter’s own Dr. Tom Evans. Their most recent research, conducted using NASA’s Hubble space telescope has discovered the most significant evidence to date […]

Oct 10, 2017 By Rhys Davies Filed Under: Science, Science News Tagged With: Research, space, atmosphere, exeterresearch, jupiter, stratosphere

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