space 19/01/2018 10 years of Columbus, Europe's orbiting space lab Since it blasted off ten years ago, Columbus has been used to grow plants, research new metals and probe astronauts' blood, bodies and brains.
space 18/01/2018 #AskSpace: What's up with ESA's 'village on the Moon' concept? #AskSpace: What's happening with ESA's village on the Moon concept? Answer from ESA astronaut Frank De Winne
world news 28/12/2017 What to look out for in space and science in 2018 Euronews' Space and Futuris presenters take a look at what's ahead in the next 12 months.
world news 13/12/2017 Shift in US space policy? Trump promises trip to moon and Mars Marking the 45th anniversary of the last Apollo mission, President Trump has pledged to reboot the country's space exploration program
world news 13/12/2017 Reader poll: Who should be Euronews' Space Personality of the Year? Euronews asked readers in December for their vote on who should be the 2017 Personalities of the Year—in fields including space, innovation, culture
USA 12/12/2017 Trump wants US astronauts back to the moon - and someday Mars "Imagine the possibilities waiting in those big, beautiful stars if we dare to dream big,” said the US president as he signed his first space policy directive.
space 23/11/2017 Legends of Space, ep 10: Rosetta and Philae We look back to November 2014, when Rosetta's Philae probe landed on a comet
USA 21/11/2017 Meet the first asteroid we’ve seen from outside our solar system The remarkable discovery of Oumuamua opens a new window on solar systems beyond our own, say experts.
United Arab Emirates 14/11/2017 United Arab Emirates sets its sights on Mars "Arabs were pioneers in sciences hundreds of years ago - why can't we do it again?": the UAE Space Agency hopes to set up the first inhabitable human settlement on Mars by 2117, one hundred years from now.
Sci-tech 06/11/2017 Your bedroom on Mars will look a lot different Forget about your big bed — and that comfy recliner.
world news 20/10/2017 Live: Astronauts look down on the earth from the ISS during a spacewalk NASA astronauts take part in a spacewalk to carry out maintenance on the International Space Station
Japan 20/10/2017 Giant moon cave could one day contain lunar base Tunnel beneath the surface is thought to have been formed by volanoes.
space 19/10/2017 Legends of Space, ep 9: Voyager The Voyager probes are deeper into space than any man-made object has ever gone before
world news 17/10/2017 Scientists strike gold with gravitational waves For the first time scientists have detected gravitational waves, the ripples in space and time predicted by Albert Einstein, with light from the same cosmic event.
world news 16/10/2017 Astronomers strike gold with gravitational waves LIGO and Virgo detectors used to spot cataclysmic event scattering gold and platinum into space
USA 11/10/2017 Asteroid offers chance to test Earth's alert system Nasa is coordinating global effort to improve tracking of space objects.
world news 24/09/2017 Italian astronaut captures breathtaking footage of aurora from space Are the northern lights even more spectacular from space than Earth?
Kazakhstan 03/09/2017 Record-breaking Peggy Whitson returns from the ISS With several space records in her pocket, American astronaut Peggy Whitson returns from the ISS.
world news 17/08/2017 LIVE: Six-hour spacewalk on the ISS Russian cosmonauts Fyodor Yurchikhin and Sergey Ryazanskiy today (August 17) take part in a six hour-long spacewalk on the International Space Station (ISS).
USA 06/08/2017 9-year-old applies to NASA Jack Davis from New Jersey in the United States, who has sent his application to the organisation
