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Thu, 8 May 2008 16:11:59 GMT

Scientists at the University of Leicester find that the more instruments a robotic explorer uses, the better it is at finding signs of life.


Thu, 8 May 2008 22:12:07 GMT

American astronaut Garrett Reisman smiles while describing space living with comedian Stephen Colbert during a May 8, 2008 taping of the 'Colbert Report' from aboard the ISS. His Colbert-supporting Wrist Strong bracelet is visible at on his right hand (left side of image).NASA astronaut Garrett Reisman squeezed in some laughs amid his busy day aboard the international space station Thursday during an orbital call from comedian Stephen Colbert.


Mon, 5 May 2008 19:38:52 GMT

Where might extraterrestrial life lurk? Check out eight of the most promising prospects, ranging from Mars to distant stars.


Wed, 7 May 2008 19:52:35 GMT

This is an impression of the completely deployed MARSIS experiment onboard ESA's Mars Express orbiter. Its two 20-metre booms and the 7-metre booms are sprung out and locked into place. The MARSIS experiment can map the Martian sub-surface structure to a depth of a few kilometres, and has inspired the ACRAS mission to similarly map Earth's ice sheets.A space-based radar aboard a European Mars probe could help peer beneath the surface of Earth's ice sheets, not to mention the frozen extraterrestrial seas of moons like Europa and Titan.


Tue, 6 May 2008 18:29:38 GMT

An artist's rendering of the light echo of a high-energy flash from a black hole. When a star is disrupted by a black hole in the nucleus of a galaxy, its debris is inevitably attracted and absorbed by the black hole.Astronomers on Earth have picked up a faint call from a black hole as it rips apart a screaming star  and are using it to map the nucleus of the galaxy from which it emanated.


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