Inside All About Space issue 131, on sale now, discover everything you need to know about the universe from the Big Bang to its ultimate fate.
For this cover feature, All About Space meets the people behind the experiments searching for answers to how our universe began.
A whole new space experience coming to Franklin Institute
One of the most popular exhibits at the Franklin Institute centers around space exploration and the the stars.
While visitors can still see how much they would weigh on Mars or take a computerized trip to another planet, the exhibit is in need of an update.
Nasa rover sighting reignites fears about human space debris | Mars | The Guardian
Nasa's Perseverance rover typically beams back evocative images of bleak dusty landscapes, red-hued sandstorms and Martian rock samples. So its operators were surprised to receive an image on Monday of a shiny silver object resembling a discarded crisp packet wedged between two rocks.
Australian educational space program takes off – SatNews
The Andy Thomas Space Foundation is launching its primary and high school programs to introduce space science and technology into the classroom, with the intention of taking the innovative courses national.
Piloted in 2021, these programs are two of the nine educational scholarship and award opportunities on offer from the Foundation in 2022 and approach space innovation and education in unique and interactive ways.
The European space mission that plans to ambush a comet
An artist's impression of Comet Interceptor, which is due to launch in 2028 and will wait for its target for up to six years. Credit: Geraint Jones, UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory
It will be the first probe to be parked in space, ready to fly to a target at short notice. "We are taking a significant risk," says Günther Hasinger, ESA's director of science. "But it's a high reward."
CERN will end cooperation with Russia in 2024 | Space
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), which operates the Large Hadron Collider, will cease all cooperation with Russia and Belarus in 2024 in response to Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine.
The decision was made at the 208th meeting of the CERN council, held on Thursday (June 16), and follows an earlier suspension of all new cooperation with Russia , which CERN announced in March at the urging of Ukrainian physicists.
Watch a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch on record 13th flight | Space
If all goes according to plan, the 53 satellites will be deployed into low Earth orbit about 15.5 minutes after launch.
Such extensive reflight is a big priority for SpaceX and its billionaire founder and CEO, Elon Musk . Musk has repeatedly said that rapid and complete reuse is the key breakthrough that will allow humanity to settle Mars and achieve a variety of other ambitious spaceflight feats.
The Future of Space Diplomacy: Interview with Dr. Benjamin L. Schmitt
In a time where the need for a more modern governance of space seems more important than ever, what fundamental rules do you believe the world needs in space right now?
It's clear that a new era of human space activity is unfolding every day. Every year, we see a growing list of states and private sector actors demonstrating the capability of deploying a wide array of space technologies to low Earth orbit and beyond.
New Images Using Data From Retired Telescopes Reveal Hidden Features
The Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) is a satellite of the Milky Way, containing about 30 billion stars. Seen here in a far-infrared and radio view, the LMC's cool and warm dust are shown in green and blue, respectively, with hydrogen gas in red.
Updated Jun. 16, 2022, 6:00 p.m. PDT (9:00 p.m. EDT): Language was added to acknowledge the contribution of radio telescopes to the images.
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