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A nanotechnology-based material developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could block harmful space radiation, enabling safer human spaceflight.
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The reinstatement of a direct ferry route between Scotland and France is closer to reality after a £3m commitment from the government.
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The Civil Aviation Authority has rejected efforts from Heathrow to significantly raise its landing fees to fund a series of upgrades to the airport.
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Driverless cars could be fitted with external displays to help them communicate with vulnerable road users such as runners and cyclists.
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US space agency Nasa is preparing for its Artemis II mission, set to launch in early February 2026, which will carry four astronauts on a lunar flyby before returning to Earth.
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US space agency Nasa has selected three new lunar science payloads to fly to the Moon as part of its Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative.
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Donald Trump has ordered Nasa to prepare for a manned lunar landing in 2028 and to lay the groundwork for a permanent Moon base
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The disastrous maiden voyage for Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft has been described as a ‘Type A mishap’ by Nasa.
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US space agency Nasa is preparing for its Artemis II mission, set to launch in early February 2026, which will carry four astronauts on a lunar flyby before returning to Earth.
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket has successfully launched, carrying two Nasa spacecraft bound for Mars.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced the latest Sentinel-1 satellite has reached orbit, extending Europe’s all-weather Earth observation capabilities.
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US aerospace company Ursa Major has successfully tested a rocket motor that lets existing small military rockets fly farther without increasing their size.
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Farming’s rural nature has long been an obstacle to technology adoption in the sector – but more accessible communications, together with AI, are opening the door.
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Space start-up Astrolight is preparing to launch its first laser-based communication satellite, which can provide data rates of up to 1Gbps from space without the use of radio waves.
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Network Rail is introducing quantum navigation technologies that can measure the position of trains with extreme precision.
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