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PERSEVERANCE ON MARS
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PERSEVERANCE ON MARS

NASA’S LATEST MARTIAN ROVER HAS BEGUN ITS EPIC QUEST TO FIND EVIDENCE FOR PAST LIFE RESIDING IN JEZERO CRATER

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Issue 116
Space Wars - Is Planet Earth Ready For A Cosmic Battleground?
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Space Wars - Is Planet Earth Ready For A Cosmic Battleground?

Several countries are spending a lot more on military space, worrying peacemakers

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Issue 114
NEW LAW PROTECTS APOLLO SITES FROM MOON MISSIONS
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NEW LAW PROTECTS APOLLO SITES FROM MOON MISSIONS

Future launches to the lunar surface will be required to leave these iconic locations untouched

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Issue 114
STARSHIP MISSION CONSTRUCTION KIT
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STARSHIP MISSION CONSTRUCTION KIT

SpaceX is building Starship specifically to reach Mars, but it could transform space travel as the first mass-produced spacecraft

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Issue 114
SIGNAL FROM PROXIMA CENTAURI
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SIGNAL FROM PROXIMA CENTAURI

Could a recently detected signal from a nearby star system be from extraterrestrials?

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Issue 114
DR PHILIP GOFF “WE MIGHT HAVE TO RETHINK WHAT SCIENCE IS”
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DR PHILIP GOFF “WE MIGHT HAVE TO RETHINK WHAT SCIENCE IS”

In his book Galileo’s Error, philosopher Philip Goff argues consciousness is everywhere. All About Space meets with the author to find out more

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Issue 114
A New View Of The Milky Way
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A New View Of The Milky Way

A Dynamic, Complicated, Bubble-blowing Wild Child: Meet Our Galaxy All Over Again

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Issue 113
Secrets Of Mars
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Secrets Of Mars

How a new fleet of missions will help us to solve the red planet’s mysteries

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Issue 113
Failed Stars & Super-Jupiters
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Failed Stars & Super-Jupiters

The strange celestial objects that don’t make the cut as either planets or stars

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Issue 113
TESTING EINSTEIN
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TESTING EINSTEIN

How attempting to break the theory of general relativity has migrated beyond the limits of the Milky Way

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Issue 113
Valeri Polyakov
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Valeri Polyakov

This cosmonaut holds the record for the longest single stay in space

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Issue 113
Cavalerius
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Cavalerius

Use this little-known crater to track down a historic lunar landing site

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Issue 113
The borders of Leo, the Lion
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The borders of Leo, the Lion

Famous for containing many bright galaxies, Leo also hides some lesser known deep-sky delights

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Issue 113
THE STRANGE YELLOW SKIES OF WASP-79B
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THE STRANGE YELLOW SKIES OF WASP-79B

Astronomers will feel blue if they don’t discover why this hot-Jupiter exoplanet has an odd-coloured sky

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Issue 113
“THERE'S NOTHING MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE ABOUT BEING A SCIENTIST”
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“THERE'S NOTHING MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE ABOUT BEING A SCIENTIST”

All About Space talks to the astrophysicist and YouTube sensation about life, the universe and everything

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Issue 113
Celestron AstroMaster 102AZ
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Celestron AstroMaster 102AZ

Designed for celestial and terrestrial viewing, this refractor is suitable for beginners on a budget

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Issue 113
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SPACE EXPLORATION - Will the International Space Station ever be replaced?

The short answer? Yes, most definitely.

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Issue 112
Jupiter's ocean moon Europa may spout water plumes
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Jupiter's ocean moon Europa may spout water plumes

Jupiter’s moon Europa may cough water into space from small pockets in its icy crust, a new study suggests. Europa, one of Jupiter’s four big Galilean moons, harbours a huge ocean of salty water beneath its ice shell and is widely regarded as one of the Solar System’s best bets to host alien life.

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Issue 112
Newfound ‘Kraken merger' may have been the biggest collision in Milky Way history
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Newfound ‘Kraken merger' may have been the biggest collision in Milky Way history

The Milky Way has more than 100 billion stars, but it didn’t come by them all honestly.

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Issue 112
Deep sky challenge - Little-known treasures of Taurus
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Deep sky challenge - Little-known treasures of Taurus

There’s more to the Bull than the Hyades and Pleiades star clusters – just look a little deeper

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Issue 112
Moon tour - Schiller
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Moon tour - Schiller

To start off the New Year, spot one of the strangest-shaped craters on the Moon

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Issue 112
China's Chang'e 5 lands on the Moon, collects first lunar sample
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China's Chang'e 5 lands on the Moon, collects first lunar sample

China has landed on the Moon again, and this time the country plans to bring home some souvenirs. Chang’e 5, China’s first sample-return mission, successfully touched down on 1 December near Mons Rümker, a lunar mountain located in the Ocean of Storms, or Oceanus Procellarum. The probe deployed its solar array and antenna soon after to begin its work.

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Issue 112
DARK MATTER - WHERE DID IT COME FROM?
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DARK MATTER - WHERE DID IT COME FROM?

It’s eluded us for decades, but bubbles could be the answer to the universe’s most mysterious substance

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Issue 112
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DR BERNARD HARRIS JR. - “WE STILL NEED TO HAVE MORE DIVERSITY IN THE ASTRONAUT CORPS”

A veteran astronaut now serving as a flag bearer for STEM education, Dr Bernard Harris Jr. speaks to All About Space about his time as a Space Shuttle astronaut, coloured representation in the current astronaut corps and whether he’d still like to go to the Moon

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Issue 112
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Celestron Cometron FirstScope 76

Designed with the beginner or casual astronomer in mind, this tabletop telescope is portable, provides good views and doesn’t take up too much space

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Issue 112
Arecibo Observatory
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Arecibo Observatory

Prior to its decommissioning and sudden collapse, this huge dish made many invaluable contributions to astronomy

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Issue 112
Why Don't Mercury Or Venus Have Any Moons?
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Why Don't Mercury Or Venus Have Any Moons?

"For mercury it's pretty clear that there isn't much room for a moon in the stable region"

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Issue 111
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ALIEN WORLDS IN FARAWAY GALAXIES: EXTRAGALACTIC PLANETS

The search for alien worlds continues, with surprising consequences

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Issue 111
Guion Bluford
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Guion Bluford

He was the first African American astronaut to fly into space

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Issue 111
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MARTIAN MOONS EXPLORATION

Japan’s next sample-collection feat will be to the second and third closest natural satellites in the Solar System

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