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Solar Eclipse to Transform Sun into 'Annulus' Ring of Fire
A solar eclipse on 29 April 2014 will see 'ring of fire' called an annulus around the silhouette of the moon.
Nasa Chief Charles Bolden: We Need to be 'Multi-Planet Species' For Human Race to Survive
Charles Bolden, current Administrator of Nasa, unveiled 'stepping stones' for the 2030 mission to Mars.
Asteroid Collisions 'Common': Scientists Record 26 Nuclear-Scale Explosions on Earth
US campaigners for space protection B612 Foundation recorded 26 asteroid strikes on Earth between 2000 and 2013.
Nasa: Kepler Discovers 'Upside-down' Planet Holds New Method for Studying Star Systems
University of Washington confirms first "self-lensing" binary star system in KOI-3278.
Earth Day 2014: Nasa Launches Global Selfie Campaign to Create 'Mosaic Image' of Planet
#GlobalSelfie is part of the Earth Right Now campaign to create an image of Earth.
Where Did Life Come from? Nasa's Water World Theory Explains Earth's Origins
Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory say electrical energy naturally produced at the sea floor gave rise to life.
Nasa: Habitable Climates of 'Tilt-a-World' See-Sawing Planets Could Contain Life
Astronomers at Nasa, University of Washington and Utah's Weber State University say tilted worlds could contain life
Total Lunar Eclipse 2014: When Will the Next Blood Moon in 'Tetrad' Series of Four Take Place?
Total lunar eclipse 'blood moon' was the first of a rare tetrad series of four total lunar eclipses.
SpaceX Dragon Launch: Watch Space Rocket Launch Live Online
Spaceflight company to launch Dragon cargo spaceship to the International Space Station
Mars' Closest Approach to Earth: What is it and Where to Watch Online
Slooh telescope will provide live coverage of Mars' closest call on Earth in six years
Nasa Reveals 2030 Plans: Hijack an Asteroid and Fly Humans to Mars
Nasa's William Gerstenmaier tells From Here to Mars hearing revealed plans to use asteroid for moon exploration
Total Lunar Eclipse: US Spectacular 'of Darkness Eating the Moon'
A total lunar eclipse is set to take place on 15th April, when Earth, Sun and moon are in alignment.
Space: What is the Mystery Behind Saturn's Hexagonal Storm?
Astronomers have studied phenomenon of hexagonal shape spotted around Saturn's north pole thirty years ago.
How Big is the Universe? Astronomers Measure Rate of Expansion Using Over 140,000 Distant Quasars
Sloan Digital Sky Survey have found that the Universe is expanding by 1% every 44 million years.
Space Satellite Radar Maps Show Volcanoes 'Bulging with Magma' Before Eruptions
Satellites launched by the European Space Agency offer a way of predicting volcanic eruptions.
Nasa's Messenger Spacecraft Reveals Mercury's Volatile Past of Ancient Volcanic Explosions
Researchers at Brown University have revealed how ancient eruptions shaped Mercury
Heartache in Outer Space: Weightlessness Turns Astronauts' Hearts Spherical
Long space missions can turn astronauts' hearts spherical, increasing heart attack risk.
April Skies: What Visible Planets, Moon Phases and Other Celestial Events Does April 2014 Hold?
An array of space and sky events will be on show in April, from moon phases to viewing Venus and Neptune.
Huge X1-Class Solar Flare Threatens Geomagnetic Storm With Potential to Wipe Out GPS
Watch video of solar flare National Weather Service says could affect GPS and satellites
Astronomers Discover First Saturn-Like Ring System Around Asteroid Chariklo
Scientists discover ring systems can exist on smaller objects orbiting the sun
Why White Dwarf Stars Could be Armageddon for Earth
Leicester and Arizona scientists uncover new theories for pollution of collapsed stars.
Nasa Calls on Public to Vote on Z-2 Prototype Spacesuit
Nasa reveals future Z-2 spacesuit with new technological tweaks.
Giant Sunflower-Shaped 'Starshade' Space Umbrella Aids Alien Worlds Hunt
Astronomers believe spacecraft could help in quest to find life on exoplanets.
Nasa: 360 Degree Panoramic Portrait of Milky Way Redefines Galaxy
Nasa's Spitzer Space telescope has provided new details of the Milky Way's structure and contents.
Nasa: We Can Explain Zebra Stripes on Earth's Radiation Belt
Zebra stripe pattern found in one of two radiation belts around Earth.
Three Dimensional Model Gives New View into Turbulent Supernova Death Throes
Mixing inside stars causes them to expand, contract, eject and explode, according to 3-D model by W. David Arnett.
William R. Pogue: Who Was the Man Who Went on Strike in Space?
William R. Pogue was the pilot of a record-setting American mission in space, who died on 3rd March 2014.
Death of a Solar System: Great Orion Nebula 'Monster' Stars End Formation of Young Worlds
Telescopes at the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array reveals stars in Orion Nebula blast away new planets.
Nasa Releases Images of Psychedelic Vortices and Dying Stars to Celebrate Cosmos Launch
Nasa has released a gallery of space images to welcome the premiere of Neil deGrasse Tyson's new television series.
Nasa Launches Twin Astronauts Study
Scott and Mark Kelly monitored physiologically and mentally for effects os space travel.