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Deinococcus radiodurans

Life

Radiation-resistant bacteria could survive journey from Earth to Mars

Bacteria strapped to the outside of the International Space Station were still alive three years later, suggesting that microbes could travel on asteroids between planets

News

ROBERT PATTINSON and JOHN DAVID WASHINGTON in Warner Bros. Pictures’ action epic

Technology

Tenet review: Time twisting fun that is head-spinningly hard to grasp

Culture

Inside the incredibly slow race to reinvent time

Physics

Inside the incredibly slow race to reinvent time

Features

ESA's dazzling laser hunts for atmospheric pollution in the Antarctic

Space

ESA's dazzling laser hunts for atmospheric pollution in the Antarctic

Regulars

Why dark matter should be called something else

Space

Why dark matter should be called something else

Comment

Starship

Space

SpaceX’s prototype Mars rocket has flown for the first time

News

Panspermia

Definition

Panspermia

Goldilocks zone (KEPLER 1649)

Definition

Goldilocks zone

Cosmology's new advances show our voyage of discovery is far from over

Space

Cosmology's new advances show our voyage of discovery is far from over

Leader

Perseverance rover

Space

NASA has launched its Perseverance Mars rover and Ingenuity helicopter

NASA’s Perseverance rover, which will look for signs of past or present life on Mars and test Ingenuity, the first interplanetary helicopter, is set to launch on 30 July

News

Video

Katherine Joy: Uncovering the secrets of the moon

Video

Space

Black holes are hiding movies of the universe in their glowing rings

Features

Space

Mould from Chernobyl nuclear reactor tested as radiation shield on ISS

News

Space

China is sending its first rover to Mars with the Tianwen-1 mission

News