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As we head towards the end of 2025, it barely seems like five minutes ago that it was June and I was in the Royal Astronomical Society, signing the contract
Speed, risk, and the future of national security space
In this episode of Space Minds, host Mike Gruss moderates a timely panel discussion at the Spacepower conference on how commercial space capabilities are reshaping national security, civil
Cytoplasmic Fluidity And The Cold Life: Proteome Stability Is Decoupled From Viability In Psychrophiles
Representation of the molecular systems simulated by MD of PA (blue), EC (green) and AA(red) proteins at varying concentration. — Nature Communications via PubMed Protein diffusion, critical for cellular metabolism,
Planetary Impacts: Friend Or Foe?
A looming planetary impact — Astrobiology.com Planetary impact events have profoundly influenced the origin of life and the habitability of Earth in both constructive and destructive ways. The constructive effects
Discoveries From Maunakea Reveal Hidden Worlds Around Accelerating Stars
A Rare Brown Dwarf: HIP 71618 B A New Giant Planet: HIP 54515 b — W. M. Keck Observatory and the Subaru Telescope. Astronomers using W. M. Keck
What Germany got right (and wrong) in its first ever space strategy
Germany’s first national space security strategy was unveiled last month to much fanfare. And who’s surprised? It was long overdue, and puts into plain language a simple but vital truth:
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In this episode of Space Minds, host Mike Gruss moderates a timely panel discussion at the Spacepower conference on how commercial space capabilities are reshaping national security, civil
Representation of the molecular systems simulated by MD of PA (blue), EC (green) and AA(red) proteins at varying concentration. — Nature Communications via PubMed Protein diffusion, critical for cellular metabolism,
A looming planetary impact — Astrobiology.com Planetary impact events have profoundly influenced the origin of life and the habitability of Earth in both constructive and destructive ways. The constructive effects
A Rare Brown Dwarf: HIP 71618 B A New Giant Planet: HIP 54515 b — W. M. Keck Observatory and the Subaru Telescope. Astronomers using W. M. Keck
Germany’s first national space security strategy was unveiled last month to much fanfare. And who’s surprised? It was long overdue, and puts into plain language a simple but vital truth:
WASHINGTON — Max Space, a startup developing expandable module technologies, plans to build a commercial space station that could launch on a single Falcon 9 rocket. The company unveiled plans
WASHINGTON — An Ariane 6 rocket placed two satellites for Europe’s Galileo navigation system into orbit Dec. 17. An Ariane 62 lifted off from the European spaceport in Kourou, French
View larger. | Artist’s concept of the double-tailed planet WASP-121 b. The tails span nearly 60% of the planet’s orbit around its star. They form as the atmosphere of the
QMS signals recorded during the consecutive deposition of O2 at m/z = 32 and H2O at m/z = 17. — astro-ph.GA Interstellar ices are mainly composed of amorphous solid water
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