SPACE

Every single item larger than cricket ball included on map.

Clean Space One Project to deploy net to capture SwissCube satellite.

'It's hard to convey just how spectacular it's going to be.'

The minor glitch led to the loss of a mere 1% observations.

Astronomers say microorganisms could have created Comet 67/P's irregular shape

Dr James Allison said: 'This catch shows we're going to bag a big haul of galaxies.'

'Although we have only detected five the predicted numbers are huge'

Nasa says it may take days to restore the probe to its original flight path.

The AIM project will sent projectiles to turn away asteroids from collision path with Earth.

Supernova the size of the city to meet one of the brightest stars in the galaxy.

'Our work suggests that there are far fewer faint galaxies than we once previously thought'

IBTimes speaks to the UFO investigators.

Different species may not look alike, but are similar in the ways they evolve, says professor at Cambridge University.

ESA's Rosetta spacecraft shows sinkholes on surface of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.

Paragon's ECLSS will be used to allow humans to inhabit Mars

Mathematical formulation suggests ultimate fate of universe will involve 'Big Rip' scenario.

Nasa's mission to Mars is just the first step towards making humanity a multi-planet species.

Maps show the asteroid risk zone running through Europe, passing over Scandinavia, Germany, France and Spain

Elon Musk's disheartening setback leaves the field longer to Soyuz.

ALE's shooting stars will be ejected by a tiny satellite.

Unmanned Dragon cargo ship disintegrates 2 minutes into flight and falls into ocean.

Is the world really under threat from asteroids?

Roscosmos chief Igor Komarov rules out technological race.

V404 Cygni system comprises black hole and star in embrace of death.

Astronomer says Asteroid Day should not focus on the threats they pose to the planet.

Asteroid Day to take place on 30 June – the anniversary of the 1908 Siberian Tunguska event.

Images of the Istok crater show evidence of running water on the Red Planet as recent as a million years ago.

Tail is actually evaporating atmosphere that Red Dwarf star can't quite burn off entirely

Stunning natural phenomena could be seen as far south as Cornwall, say meteorologists.