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Abigail Beall

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Tag: space travel

Quickest we could visit another star is 69 years – here’s how

Of all the stars in the sky, you might assume the closest to the sun would be the easiest to … More

space, space travel, stars

The Moon could have its own mobile data network as soon as next year

A European group of scientists has announced plans to be the first commercial company to land on the Moon, with … More

moon, space, space travel, technology

Asteroid clay is a better space radiation shield than aluminium

The huge rocks that hurtle through space may prove to be lifesavers for astronauts. Clays extracted from asteroids could be … More

asteroids, cosmic rays, space travel

This light-propelled probe could orbit exoplanets and hunt for alien life

Decades of research has shown it is theoretically possible to journey beyond our solar system in the hunt for alien … More

aliens, space, space travel, technology

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