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Send an ear: Listening for sounds of life in the solar system

The seismic echoes of Jupiter’s icy moons could teach us more about their hidden oceans than any picture – and help us gauge their potential for life

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New Zealand joins the space race with Electron rocket launch

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Old ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵ: Space travel? Waste of money

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Life

Floating in microgravity gives bacteria permanent genetic boost

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Rings and asteroids may explain ‘alien megastructure’ star

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Rings and asteroids may explain ‘alien megastructure’ star

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Strange cosmic radio burst pinned down to giant stellar nursery

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Strange cosmic radio burst pinned down to giant stellar nursery

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First mission to the moon: The real lesson

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Tangoing pairs of hungry supermassive black holes grow in number

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Tangoing pairs of hungry supermassive black holes grow in number

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Space

Mouse sperm sent into space produces healthy IVF babies

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Astronomers scramble as ‘alien megastructure’ star dims again

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Astronomers scramble as ‘alien megastructure’ star dims again

Tabby’s star’s weird behaviour has been blamed on everything from asteroids to aliens. Now astronomers are racing to watch its dimming in action

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LIGO could detect gravitational waves’ permanent space-time warp

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Titan’s riverbeds show a terrain built more like Mars than Earth

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Plasma jet engines that could take you from the ground to space

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No crew planned for NASA's first Space Launch System mission

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