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Australians See Space More as a Danger Than a Benefit, According to New Global Research
Australia was at the forefront of the first space race and played a vital role in Apollo 11’s iconic Moon landing in 1969.
Australians See Space More as a Danger Than a Benefit, According to New Global Research
Australia was at the forefront of the first space race and played a vital role in Apollo 11’s iconic Moon landing in 1969.
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People Unaware and Concerned When It Comes to Space, Finds Landmark Report by Inmarsat
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2019 Sir Arthur Clarke Awards: Finalists Announced
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97% Of Us See Space As A Threat, We Fear Asteroids And We’re Worried About Space Junk Says Study
Space appears to be under-appreciated and misunderstood in the real-world suggests a new report.
Space 2.0: A New Age Of Space Exploration And Business Opportunities
The future of space 2.0 is a bright one, rife with opportunities for both governments and private operators of all sizes to compete and profit, with business as the ultimate winner.
Space debris threatening to destroy the ISS and make low-Earth orbit 'too perilous for humans' will be tracked with the help of £1million funding from the UK government
Astronomers are concerned that high-value craft in low-Earth orbit, such as the International Space Station (ISS), could be destroyed by a rogue piece of debris.
I feel duty-bound to prod a traditionally touchy line of questioning: why should we pursue this sector when there are so many immediate challenges right here back on earth?
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