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Experts say 2024 is shaping up to be the warmest year on record, in what is being called another yet sign of how global warming is changing the climate

The discovery of a gigantic lava tube about 250 miles from where ‘Apollo 11′ landed opens the possibility of taking advantage of these features to construct bases in the near future

The European Space Agency is attempting the first flight of the largest device developed on the continent

The ESA is attempting the first flight of the largest and most powerful device developed on the continent, which if successful will end European dependence on allies and private companies

China becomes the first nation capable of successfully landing a robotic module in that unexplored region, collecting dust and rocks, and transporting them back to our planet

Without protection systems, the kidneys are one of the organs that would fail after the time of exposure to radiation necessary to reach Mars and return

The space agency delegate in Spain warns about the brain drain suffered by his organization on account of low salaries

NASA tests the Boeing ship that is competing with SpaceX to establish a regular transportation line between Earth and future lunar bases

The head of science at the European Space Agency and former advisor to the British government speaks with passion and clarity about research, politics, sexism, space exploration and scientific integrity

Historic observations indicate that it explodes every 80 years and that its current cycle is about to come to a close. When that happens, it will appear as a new star in the night sky

The International Astronomical Union demands that urgent action be taken against the uncontrolled proliferation of these devices. Satellite constellations make it difficult to search for objects at risk of impacting the Earth

The instrument is currently aboard the XRISM satellite

The concept of day and night on Earth is very different from that of other worlds, where a day can last longer than a year or areas of a planet can experience eternal night

The Hera mission will study the Dimorphos asteroid that was pushed off course by NASA’s DART spacecraft in 2022

Veteran discoverer of exoplanets Ignasi Ribas has received a European grant to multiply by 10 the capacity to discover planets like ours and determine if they contain life

The international community is pushing for the approval of rigorous standards that track and limit the obsolete objects that can pass through the atmosphere and cause material damage on Earth

It will be a little more than 20 years before such a phenomenon can be seen in North America again

Mazatlàn (Mexico), Cleveland (United States) and Montreal (Canada) are some of the cities where the Sun will be completely hidden behind the Moon

The detection of two celestial objects careening through our solar system has scientists eagerly anticipating more

Geologist Juan Manuel García Ruiz has received more than $10 million to investigate the role of silica in the emergence of living beings

The space around us has a magnetic structure that we have been able to explore with satellites. More importantly, it stops us from being constantly bombarded by particles borne on the solar wind

The launch was aborted by an automatic safety system about 20 seconds before the scheduled liftoff. No cause was immediately given, but NASA said the crew was safe

The company said it lost contact with Starship as it neared its goal, a splashdown in the Indian Ocean. It outperformed the previous two test flights

A huge bubble in the center of the Milky Way of unknown origin has captured the attention of the ‘Fermi’ space telescope scientists

After taking advantage of their modest budgets, the Japanese ‘SLIM’ and the U.S. ‘Odysseus’ modules landed on the satellite with difficulty

The company and NASA consider the mission with which the United States has returned to the moon a success despite the setbacks

The lander Odysseus will continue to collect data until sunlight no longer shines on the solar panels. That’s two to three days short of what NASA and other customers had been counting on