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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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Spinning a Mars rover on its back
Saturn seen through the eyes of Hubble
What secrets lie in the Large Magellanic Cloud?
An alien surface's avalanche
Diving into caves will help explore space
A galaxy's energetic outburst
Astronauts: present visits the past
Making the jump to light speed
Hurricane Dorian seen from space
It’s gonna blow! Giant volcano on Jupiter moon could erupt any day
NASA targets second half of 2024 for human Moon landing
Saturn’s rings may be ancient after all
Speedy star might be running away from a rare black hole
Jupiter-smacking space rock Astronomers get the goods on
'Fireworks galaxy' is exploding in X-ray light, and scientists are confused
REVEALED! LOST WORLDS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM • Do new discoveries about our neighbouring planets reveal rogues that caused chaos in the early years of our cosmic backyard?
Making of our cosmic backyard • The formation of the Solar System would have produced many more large objects than the eight major planets and handful of dwarfs we know today
Grand Tack model
Our Solar System • It’s becoming clear that its cosmic history has been shaped by several worlds that have vanished
Missions with the evidence
Hidden planets quickfire • Astronomers hunt for clues of worlds that could have existed
POWERING FUTURE COLONIES • A space colony needs power, and Kilopower reactors could be the answer to these interplanetary problems
HOW WE’LL BUILD THE INTERNET ON MARS • There could be colonists on the Red Planet by 2025, but will there be Wi-Fi?
How we’ll build internet on Mars • From satellite swarms to space statutes, here are all the ingredients for a Martian internet
Why are we doing it? • Beaming the internet to Mars could cost billions of dollars. Is it worth it?
How long would it take to communicate with…
INTERVIEW BIO
HUMANITY’S CONNECTION WITH THE NIGHT SKY • All About Space speaks to Tiffany Francis about her adventures all over the United Kingdom and Europe in a pursuit to understand astronomy’s profound influence over millennia and how we’re losing touch with it
THE HUNT FOR EARTH’S SISTER • An ESA mission about to blast off hopes to study exoplanets in more detail
CHEOPS: the new exoplanet hunter • A compact spacecraft based on proven ESA technology, the mission has a few unique features
Water detected in exoplanet atmosphere • The planet lies in the habitable zone around its host star, but is too large to be another Earth
Past, present and future exoplanet missions • CHEOPS isn’t the first space telescope studying other worlds, nor will it be the last
HELICOPTER SCOUT INSTALLED ON MARS ROVER • The first-ever off-Earth 'chopper' just hooked up with its travelling companion
HOW CAN A STAR BE OLDER THAN THE UNIVERSE? • Astronomers seeking an accurate age for the cosmos continue to be baffled by an ancient star that appears to be even older
Stars in their eyes • Astronomers at least know HD 140283's location within the universe
Methuselah by numbers
What is HD 140283 made up of? • Since the star was one of the first to be formed, it is very different to those which have formed later in the universe's life
The theories • Just why is the star seemingly older than the universe?
VENUS’ WILD CLIMATE SHIFTS • Long billed as...
