World News

Is Pluto a giant comet? And does it really have dunes on its surface?

Scientists have detected a large field of dunes on the surface of the distant planet Pluto apparently made from lumps of ice.

01/06/2018

World News

NASA to use 3D-printed parts for spacecraft for first time

As NASA prepares to send a spacecraft deeper into space than ever before, it will do so achieving yet another milestone: For the first time ever, some of the spacecraft's components will be 3D printed. An innovation that could speed up space exploration.

17/04/2018

United Kingdom

‘Space harpoon’ to capture orbiting junk heads to ISS

The British-designed satellite is equipped with a net for capturing space litter and a harpoon for spearing and hauling in bigger objects.

03/04/2018

Kazakhstan

US-Russian crew returns from space station

NASA's Joe Acaba and Mark Vande Hei and Russia's Alexander Misurkin spent 168 days aboard the ISS.

28/02/2018

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Is there life out there? We head to 'Mars on Earth' to find out

Many scientists believe there could be life on the other moons and planets of our solar system. We report on the latest in astrobiology research from the Mars-like environment of the Rio Tinto in southern Spain.

15/02/2018

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#AskSpace: How will astronauts handle the journey to Mars?

#AskSpace: Astronaut Paolo Nespoli gives his views on how astronauts will handle the long journey to Mars.

15/02/2018

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Russian astronauts go fo spacewalk

Russian astronauts are taking a spacewalk to upgrade an antenna at the International Space Station

03/02/2018

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So you want to be an astronaut?

euronews takes you on a 360 tour of Europe's astronaut training centre in Cologne.

31/01/2018

Kazakhstan

Italy's 60-year-old astronaut Paolo Nespoli comes back to Earth

14/12/2017

USA

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.

12/12/2017

World News

Watch: Astronaut's time-lapse shows stunning auroras grip earth

The northern lights gave astronauts aboard the International Space Station a memorable view.

06/12/2017

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NASA fires Voyager 1’s thrusters for first time in 37 years

Scientists were amazed the thrusters worked having been out of action since 1980.

03/12/2017

World News

Europe’s air pollution satellite publishes first images

Sentinel-5P was only blasted into space in October, but it’s already sending back images of the world’s air pollution.

01/12/2017

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Legends of Space, ep 10: Rosetta and Philae

We look back to November 2014, when Rosetta's Philae probe landed on a comet

23/11/2017

World News

More than 25,000 Europeans join world’s first 'space nation'

People from every country in the European Union have been recognised as citizens of Asgardia

22/11/2017

United Arab Emirates

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.

14/11/2017

Sci-Tech

Your bedroom on Mars will look a lot different

Forget about your big bed — and that comfy recliner.

06/11/2017

Russia

60 years on - Laika the dog in space

In 1957 the space race was on between the Soviet Union and the US, but it was the Russians who managed to send the first living thing into orbit

03/11/2017

World News

Pope Francis asks ISS astronauts about 'man's place in the universe'

The pontiff took part in a 20-minute video call with the crew of the ISS

26/10/2017

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Legends of Space, ep 9: Voyager

The Voyager probes are deeper into space than any man-made object has ever gone before

19/10/2017