20 January 2016 News

Rick Tumlinson Asks and Answers: If Space is So Hard, Why Should We Go there?

Rick Tumlinson Asks and Answers: If Space is So Hard, Why Should We Go there?
Rick Tumlinson Asks and Answers: If Space is So Hard, Why Should We Go there?

An inspirational talk by Rick Tumlinson about the possibilities and potential of space exploration and the importance of breaking boundaries in order to reach new horizons in space.

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Geraint “Taff” Morgan Discusses Using Rosetta's Technology Back on Earth

Chef Thorsten Schmidt, “the Nordic Alchemist”, Tells the Story of Preparing a Special Meal for the ISS

ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti Shares the Unique Experience of Her Record-breaking 200-Day Mission to the ISS.

Helen Keen Presents a Humorous Look at How Science Fiction Inspires Space Science

3D Printing Our Future in Space and on Earth

How to Make Intelligent Robots That Understand the World

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Comparing Notes: Behind the Scenes of Space Travel

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