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Monday, 12th May 2008
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Space science
It's life, Jim, but it just doesn't know it
THE truth may well be out there, but the chances are that whatever extra-terrestrial life does exist is not smart enough to fathom the fact.
Lucky escape for crew after space descent danger
THE crew of the Soyuz space capsule that landed in Kazakhstan at the weekend after an unexpectedly severe descent was in serious danger.
Astrophysicist tells of the 'eureka moment' when Scots university team made an amazing discovery deep in space
LAST Spring, just as the buds on the trees at Jodrell Bank Observatory were beginning to open, a group of people in jeans and sweaters gathered around a computer screen. The windows of the office looked out at the 76m high white telescope out of
Scientists' planet gas breakthrough
NASA scientists have found the first planet beyond the solar system that contains methane.
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Space walk is a towering success
Astronauts transform space station
China's moon programme achieves lift-off
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