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Europe News Left-wing primary: more than half of registered voters have already voted, say organisers
World News Is there life on Mars? Landing of ExoMars probe today may tell us more Destination: The Red Planet. 19/10/2016
China A giant leap forward? China embarks on its longest space mission to date China's Shenzhou-11 docks at the Tiangong 2 space lab in what could be a giant leap forward for its space programme. 19/10/2016
World News All you need to know about Europe's new mission to Mars Mars has long piqued people’s interest – from science fiction tales of Martians to Elon Musk’s goal of one day colonising the planet. 18/10/2016
World News ExoMars arrives at the Red Planet ExoMars is a mission of firsts – if all goes to plan then this will be Europe’s first controlled landing on Mars, and this is the first mission of its kind to go directly in search of signs of… 18/10/2016
World News ExoMars has Red Planet in its sights - within days! Landing on Mars is notoriously difficult. 14/10/2016
World Mission accomplished: Rosetta crash crowns ESA's historic achievement The European Space Agency's Rosetta mission has come to a close with success after crash landing hits target 30/09/2016
Sci-Tech 'Commencing countdown' astronauts prepare for blast off French ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet is going for a swim, but this is one dip with a difference. Pesquet is taking his last training session in NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory at Johnson Space Cente 29/09/2016
World News Microbes and the meaning of life? Researchers in Japan are hoping microbes from Space could hold the secret to the origins of life on Earth. 21/09/2016
Argentina 'Giant meteorite' unearthed in northern Argentina An excavating team in Argentina have unearthed a rock weighing over 30 tonnes it is thought could be one of the world’s largest meteorites. 14/09/2016
USA Queen singer Freddie Mercury honoured on 70th birthday An asteroid has been named after the late Freddie Mercury. 08/09/2016
Sci-Tech Philae: a space odyssey with a happy end After nearly two years missing in action, Rosetta's small lander Philae has finally been located in a shadowed spot on the comet 67-P - also known as Churyumov Gerasimenko - just three weeks before th 08/09/2016
World News See the first images of Jupiter from Juno They were taken last Saturday when the probe had completed the first of 36 orbital fly-bys of the massive planet. 03/09/2016
USA Is anyone out there? Mysterious radio signal sparks alien speculation A mysterious radio signal picked up by a Russian telescope was probably not sent by aliens but astronomers in California are checking it out, anyway. 31/08/2016
World News Earth-like planet on our cosmic doorstep Just 40 trillion kilometres away – not so far in astronomical terms – a potentially habitable planet has been found by scientists. 24/08/2016
Sci-Tech NASA's latest launch - to bring back 'scientific treasure' NASA is counting down to their OSIRIS-REx mission (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer), aimed at bringing samples back from a near-Earth… 24/08/2016
No Comment The Perseid meteor shower at its peak The annual Perseid meteor shower peaked on Thursday night into early Friday. 12/08/2016
USA Commercial space tourism moves closer to reality as Virgin Galactic gets FAA licence Richard Branson’s dream of commercial space tourism is a step closer to reality. 02/08/2016
Next Series Growing food in space: A tale of rats, algae and tomatoes Is it possible to produce food to eat and air to breathe while in space? 19/07/2016
World News Soyuz craft docks at International Space Station Russia’s Soyuz spacecraft has successfully docked with the International Space Station where its 48th mission is underway. 09/07/2016