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Black hole caught committing murder

  Most homicide cases involve finding the murderer, but this is the first time NASA have been able to identify a stellar homicide victim.

Powering a moon base

Thermal energy could be the key to powering a futuristic moon base.

Observing the Sun

  The European Space Agency (ESA) will launch the Solar Orbiter mission in 2017. It will investigate the connections between the Sun and the heliosphere, the magnetic bubble that surrounds our solar system….

Tiny spherules reveal asteroid impact history

More asteroids hit Earth billion of years ago than we thought.

Travelling to the past

Scientists gain VIP access to the stars.

Red giants’ weight loss trick

These old stars don’t need diets, they use stellar winds to lose weight instead.

A view from above: Australian Outback

  Astronaut and World Wide Fund for Nature ambassador André Kuipers took this picture of the Australian Outback in March 2012. It was release during Earth Hour to raise awareness about climate change.  

Sounds from outer space

Humans would sound like bass Smurfs if they travelled to Venus.

From flying pigeons and cats

This video from the Aerospace Medical Division Hq 657Oth Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories includes scenes from an F-104 seat ejection trial and the effects of weightlessness on cats and pigeons in a C-131.

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