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Every issue All About Space delivers fascinating articles and features on all aspects of space and space travel with mind-blowing photography and full-colour illustrations that bring the amazing universe around us to life.
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Our contributors include…
Io casts its shadow
The Milky Way’s red reveal
A sight you 'knead' to see
Solar Orbiter is put to the test
Brad Pitt boards the Mars 2020 rover
Man versus the universe
Jellyfish spotted floating in the cosmos
Countries and their night lights
A slice of Red Planet
Nobel Prize honours physicists, sparks politics
United Kingdom’s first Moon rover to launch in 2021
Churning ‘molten blob’ of planet much easier to find
Most extreme planet completes one orbit every 18 hours
Magnetic stars have surprising origin
Ancient lake on Mars turned salty for a spell, Curiosity rover finds
WHAT IS PHANTOM ENERGY? • The dark side of the universe could contain a hidden menace that threatens to tear us apart
Phantom energy vs dark energy • Phantom energy is set to take us down a destructive route
The Big Rip: how the universe could end • Phantom energy appears to be pushing the cosmos apart, and the potential result isn't pretty
Missing link: early dark energy
Phantom energy The cyclic universe • How the universe may be dying and springing back to life forever more
ROBOTIC ASTEROID-MINING BEES • TransAstra Corporation’s APIS family of spacecraft could soon be mining asteroids to aid interplanetary travel
KILLER ASTEROIDS FROM THE DEPTHS OF SPACE • Does Jupiter shelter a reservoir of dangerous asteroids that could threaten Earth?
Asteroid hotspots
Inside an asteroid • Take a closer look at Hektor, a Trojan from the ‘Greek camp’
INTERVIEW BIO
DECIPHERING THE WINDS ON MARS • Dr Matt Balme reveals how understanding Martian breezes and storms are vital for the upcoming ExoMars mission and teases some exciting details ahead of the 'life-hunting' spacecraft's launch next year
2020 SPACE EVENTS • The unmissable mission launches and astronomy events to watch next year
Planets at opposition
Meteor showers
Planet profile Mercury • The minute world is arguably the least explored of the four terrestrial planets
Exploring the past and future of the swift planet
Mercury facts
BepiColombo’s seven-year journey to Mercury
CARL SAGAN 85 years on • On what would have been the influential scientist's birthday, All About Space reveals how Sagan's visions became reality
SPACE ROCKS BEHIND THE SCENES • All About Space returned to the annual space-inspired extravaganza to meet the celebrities and scientists who put on quite the show
CAVEMEN IN SPACE • Underground caverns in our Solar System could serve as a means to explore other worlds – and safe enough to send humans
Alien caves • We have found evidence of subterranean environments under the surface of a number of Solar System worlds
Case study: how caves formed on Mars • All the evidence suggests Hawaiian-style lava tube networks are common under the Red Planet
What these caves could be used for • There are many reasons to investigate these off-world caves
WHY IS OUR GALAXY BLOWING BUBBLES? • Has our Milky Way been forever spitting out radiation from its centre? We could have finally discovered what's causing it
The formation of the Fermi Bubbles • If we break down a lobe, what are we likely to find within?
Cosmic rays by numbers
The theories • There are some competing theories about the source of the Fermi Bubbles
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