Category - Space

• First Pinoy analog astronaut Kristine Atienza: ‘Everyone, every Filipino, has a place in space.’
• Picture Perfect
• First all-uk mission into space will... tidy up junk
• SpaceX rocket blasts into orbit
• German astronaut to visit Swakop
• In an issue from around 100 years ago, a “Friend” reader wonders, “Is there life on Mars?”
• The Newsweek Archives
• Scientists ‘starstruck’
• Undergroun­d ice observator­y
• A MARTIAN ROCK MAY HOLD CLUES TO ANCIENT LIFE—BUT ITS JOURNEY TO EARTH IS UNCERTAIN
• MINIATURE HEART AND BRAIN TISSUES HEAD TO SPACE TO STUDY HUMAN HEALTH
• A MARTIAN ROCK MAY HOLD CLUES TO ANCIENT LIFE—BUT ITS JOURNEY TO EARTH IS UNCERTAIN
• Newly found green star amazes astronomer­s
• Starwatch: Catch the Orionid meteor shower streak across the night sky
• A taste of home in orbit: How China keeps its astronauts well-fed
• World facing a catastroph­ic space war ‘within five years’, experts warn
• Bengaluru scientists study solar eruptions with data from AdityaL1, Proba3 satellites
• Margaret Hamilton
• Why India must develop military might in space
• Japan to launch world-first mission to collect samples from Martian moon
• One giant leap for dram-kind
• More satellites than stars in the sky at this rate, say astronomer­s
• Russia-China space camp in Malaysia aims at inspiring youth
• FROM THE EDITOR
• Satellite radiation: blocking views
• The Australian photograph­er taking on Elon Musk
• Cleared for a comeback?
• Potentiall­y habitable rocky planet shows signs of an atmosphere
• Why we're still looking for dark matter
• THE DARK DIMENSION
• Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk says he's 'having a blast' on the Internatio­nal Space Station
• CONVERSATI­ONS THAT MATTER
• Satellite radiation: blocking views
• Surrender to the power of the dark side
• Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk shares first impression­s from space
• Nasa rover sets off-planet driving record
• Space start-ups draw record $20.8bn in new funding
• Space tech may be UK’s new investment frontier
• The force awakens: Government, space and ministeria­l role
• I feared our crew would be lost in space, Artemis II astronaut says