
Space Highlights 2023
- 6th Dec 2023
- Author: Alex Thompson
2023 was a Lucy-JUICEy kind of year for space, let’s look back at some of the highlights!
2023 was a Lucy-JUICEy kind of year for space, let’s look back at some of the highlights!
Space is vast, empty, and dangerous. So where do people go when they’re launched high above the Earth? And what do they do up there?
The 21st October 2023 kick started the centennial celebrations of planetaria all around the world.
The brainless yet intelligent beings that have inspired space sci-fi movies, urban structures, and methods to understand the universe.
A future astronaut’s guide to the grossness waiting for them in space.
In Black History Month, we celebrate the life of Ronald McNair, a renowned physicist and only the second African-American to travel to space.
The Psyche mission will study an asteroid that may be very similar to the core of the Earth and other rocky planets.
We caught up with Dr Henrik Melin from the University of Leicester to find out how he became and what he does as a planetary scientist.
A simple how-to guide for budding astrophotographers wanting to image the night sky and the astronomical objects within it.
By charting the largest map of the Universe, Euclid aims to shed light on the mysterious dark matter and energy that permeates the cosmos.