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Bacterial prospectors take on the final frontier

Bacterial prospectors take on the final frontier

EUSci1 January 20217 January 2021Leave a comment
Bacteria currently used as catalysts in earthbound mining processes could one day be used to extract critical elements in space...
Cosmic ghost hunting: CNO neutrinos from the Sun detected for the first time

Cosmic ghost hunting: CNO neutrinos from the Sun detected for the first time

EUSci1 January 202127 January 2021Leave a comment
An international collaboration of particle physicists has announced the detection of solar neutrinos originating from the secondary fusion cycle powering...
How does space affect the body?

How does space affect the body?

EUSci23 December 20207 January 2021Leave a comment
From microgravity to radiation, space is an extreme environment. Kate Summerson examines the impact this can have on the human...
Bacteria in space: why biological life support systems are the future of space travel

Bacteria in space: why biological life support systems are the future of space travel

EUSci11 November 202011 November 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Kruthika Sundaram One of the greatest challenges limiting our ability to send astronauts on long-haul missions is the...
Secrets of the water bear

Secrets of the water bear

EUSci23 September 202028 September 2020Leave a comment
Hypsibius dujardini, a type of tardigrade, imaged with scanning electron microscopy. Image credit: Willow Gabriel, Goldstein Lab via Wikimedia, CC...
NASA’s First Nigerien Scientist

NASA’s First Nigerien Scientist

EUSci22 September 202022 September 2020Leave a comment
Fadij Maina (left) and Eva Nogales, 2019. Image credit: Awojdyla, Wikimedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Fadij Maina (29)  has become the...
NASA rover ‘Perseverance’ sets off in search of life on Mars

NASA rover ‘Perseverance’ sets off in search of life on Mars

EUSci11 August 202011 August 2020Leave a comment
Perseverance and Ingenuity, artist’s concept. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Launched on 30 July, NASA’s Mars 2020 mission is sending the Mars...
ESA & NASA Solar Orbiter captures first pictures of ‘campfires’ on the Sun

ESA & NASA Solar Orbiter captures first pictures of ‘campfires’ on the Sun

EUSci29 July 202029 July 2020Leave a comment
The first images taken by the spacecraft Solar Orbiter have been released, revealing many miniature solar flares near the surface...
Rewriting astronomy: have gravitational waves revealed an object to fill the mass gap?

Rewriting astronomy: have gravitational waves revealed an object to fill the mass gap?

EUSci2 July 20202 July 2020Leave a comment
An artist’s rendition of a mystery object in the ‘mass gap’ found by LIGO and Virgo. Image credit: LIGO/Caltech/MIT/R. Hurt...

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