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Spaceport Cornwall focused on space cluster growth as Virgin Orbit pauses operations

Richard Branson’s US satellite launch firm is working to secure additional funding for future launches and has furloughed staff, according to reports

Birmingham Post

Virgin Orbit ‘pauses’ operations in wake of UK space launch failure

Staff reportedly furloughed as California firm announces ‘operational pause’

The Independent UK

The Largest Volcanoes In Venus Are The Most Active Similar To Earth

A team of scientists focused on an area containing two of Venus' largest volcanoes as it's active just like the ones on Earth

Zenger

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Water On Earth Came From Edge Of The Solar System Carried By Meteorites

We wanted to understand how our planet managed to get water and how water on Earth came from edge of the solar system

Zenger

Rare and beautiful image of dying star captured on James Webb space telescope

Shimmering in purple like a cherry blossom, the cast-off material once comprised the star's outer layer. It was one of the first made by the telescope when it launched in 2021

Daily Mirror

Virgin Orbit pausing all work, reportedly furloughs staff

Virgin Orbit says it is pausing all operations amid reports that the company is furloughing almost all its staff as part of a bid to seek a funding lifeline

The Independent UK

UFOs could be sending probes to monitor humans, says Pentagon report

Harvard experts are working with the US Government to identify unidentified aerial phenomena

Bristol Post

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Nasa reveals new moon suit - and it’s finally a better fit for female astronauts

The Artemis mission will see the first woman and the first person of colour land on the moon.

Evening Standard

Sun ejects huge 'Doomsday' solar flare big enough to knock out the internet

Known as solar energetic particles, or SEPs, these speedy particles can make the 93-million-mile journey from the Sun to Earth in around 30 minutes.

Wales Online

European Countries Are Racing Toward the Continent's First Satellite Launch

European countries are now competing to make launch history and gain an edge in the commercial space industry.

Inverse

Virgin Orbit stops operations and furloughs most staff

Satellite launch company hunts for funding lifeline following failed attempt from UK soil

The Guardian - UK

Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit pauses space operations with 'staff set to be furloughed'

A spokesperson for Virgin Orbit confirmed the "operational pause" in a statement, but did not comment on the furloughs

Daily Mirror

Alien mothership could be sending probes to monitor Earth, says Pentagon report

Pentagon officials claim in a draft report that a craft may be stationed out on the solar system

Wales Online

Where Did Earth's Water Come From? New Meteorite Study Finds A Clue

If you want to know which objects brought water to a once-dry planet, think small.

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Irish Mirror

Official warning issued by Pentagon over 'alien mothership UFO sending probes to Earth'

An alien mothership UFO could send probes to Earth in a similar way that NASA sends probes to other planets, a report has suggested

Inverse

30 Years Ago, a Volcano May Have Erupted on Venus — and We Just Now Realized It

The results from the defunct NASA craft Magellan could alter what we know about Venus and provide a lab to contrast Earth and its same-sized neighbor.

ABC News

Volcanoes on Venus may still be active, data from Magellan spacecraft suggests

US scientists say they've found evidence of a volcanic eruption that was captured 30 years ago on Venus by the Magellan spacecraft, which suggests the planet is still active.

Inverse

NASA’s New Moon Spacesuits are Straight Out of Sci-Fi — Literally

Axiom Space built the new suits for Artemis III, the first moon landing since 1972. But the costumes were designed by the people behind "For All Mankind."

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Salon

Water existed before the sun, study says

What the prevalence of water in solar systems tells us about the potential of life

Daily Mirror

NASA plans £1bn 'space tug' project to crash the International Space Station back to Earth

The International Space Station needs to be taken out of orbit after 2030, and NASA is planning to use a £1billion space tug to help it be safely crashed back down to Earth

The Conversation

Curious Kids: How are planets created?

Curious Kids is a series for children in which we ask experts to answer questions from kids.

The Independent UK

Musk internet kits a boon for bad actors in Brazilian Amazon

When Brazil’s environmental authority busted an illegal gold mine inside the Yanomami Indigenous territory operated by the nation’s most fearsome gang, they found something that is becoming common at such sites: a Starlink kit

Salon

High-risk asteroid due in 2046

A space rock could pose a planetary danger on par with the Tunguska event. But NASA might have the tech to stop it

Wales Online

Risk of asteroid hitting Earth in 2046 drops dramatically, space agency reports

The European Space Agency announced the odds of the asteroid, 2023 DW, hitting Earth on Valentine's Day 2046 have plummeted

Inverse

Behold! Webb Telescope Image Reveals the Spectacular Death of a Massive Star

NASA astronomers began their presentation at SXSW with a stunning supernova image.

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