Space

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NBC show will send someone into space

US broadcaster NBC is planning to send a show winner on a ride into space, teaming with Richard Branson for the TV competition prize.

Science

Iran wants cats in space

IRAN’S hunt for its next animal astronaut may turn to the distinctive and locally named Persian cat, an official says.

Australian Holidays

Shooting stars burst through space

AN INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed Australian astrophotographer has released a stunning series of new pics showing stars bursting through space.

Science

Robot astronaut rockets into space

THE first ever talking robot astronaut has launched into space, setting off on a Japanese rocket and headed for the International Space Station.

Science

Now you can have your own space funeral

WHAT better way to memorialise a loved one than to shoot their ashes into space, to orbit earth for months? Now you can.

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Science

Voyager: Our starchild leaves the nest

NEVER before has a human-built spacecraft travelled so far. NASA’s Voyager 1 has now left the solar system and is wandering the galaxy.

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Science

Iran ‘readies second space monkey’

IRAN is reportedly planning to send another monkey into space within a month.

Science

Happy birthday NASA, shut it down

TODAY is NASA’S 55th anniversary and to celebrate the US government has shut it down, leaving countless satellites, rovers and astronauts in peril.

Science

NASA to launch 3D printer into space

NASA is preparing to launch a 3D printer into space next year, a toaster-sized game changer that could generate lifesaving tools, parts and supplies.

Science

Special delivery at space station

NASA’S newest delivery service has pulled up at the International Space Station after a week’s delay, bringing a chocolate treat for one astronaut.

Science

A frog photobombed this NASA launch

AN UNLUCKY frog took a giant leap for mankind when it was launched towards space by a NASA rocket. This amazing photo captures the moment.

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This could be the end of deep space exploration

OUR exploration of deep space is powered by plutonium-238. It’s an incredible fuel source, but our reserves have almost run out.

Science

Scientists claim proof of alien life

A TEAM of British scientists is convinced it has found proof of alien life, after it harvested strange organisms from the edge of space.

Science

Astronaut’s amazingly colourful view

ITALIAN astronaut Luca Parmitano has captured a spectacular view from space of city lights, a green-glowing aurora and a sky full of stars.

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Computer glitch delays space ship

A BRAND new commercial cargo ship making its orbital debut has experienced trouble with a computer data link.

Science

Astronaut reveals his greatest fear

SPACEMAN Chris Hadfield reckons he has the “job full of dreams” but reveals his biggest fear is eerily similar to a plot from a hit movie.

Television

TV show to send someone to space

A NEW TV show promises to be a competition with an out-of-this-world prize: a ride into space.

Breaking News

Iran to send another monkey into space

IRAN is reportedly planning to send another monkey into space ahead of efforts to put a human into orbit in 2018.

Science

Cloudy with a chance of diamonds

YOU may never curse the rain again. On Jupiter and Saturn it’s diamonds – not drops of water – that fall from the sky.

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Science

You owe your telco a huge apology

AFTER all those times you cursed your telco for dropped calls and outages, it may be the sun that was to blame for it all.  Researchers find massive solar flares are taking out entire mobile phone networks.

Space

Space graveyard foretells our fate

A LONG time ago, in a solar system far, far away, a planet a bit like Earth was destroyed by a death star. And the same will happen to us.

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