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On Episode 174 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle and and Tariq Malik are joined by Lynn Harper to discuss some of the amazing ...

Michel Odent, who has died aged 95, was a French obstetrician who devoted his life to campaigning to end unnecessary ...

The Grande Dixence, the world's tallest gravity dam in the heart of the Swiss Alps, is marking a milestone this year. It ...

Wow”, scribbled Jerry Ehman, encircling the mysterious 72-second burst from the stars, a signal so sharp and unearthly that ...

While the initial rounds of digging across 17 designated sites yielded minimal skeletal remains, bones and fragments were ultimately found at a few locations, including the sixth and eleventh sites.

Renowned experimental physicist, Nobel laureate and Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Emeritus Rainer Weiss, ...

Back then, I read science fiction books that said we wouldn't need rockets anymore; we could just take an elevator to space.

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After some exploration, I discovered that the motion of these satellites was anything but random. Particularly notable were ...

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