... me of the clues that Darwin noted during his 1835 visit that helped him piece together the history of life on these islands. He saw that individual variations - from the shape of a finch’s beak or a tortoise’s carapace - could...
... as planetary scientists, who think the Moon, preserved without weather to erode it, could reveal discoveries about the history of the solar system. We believe there could be a sustainable multi-flight market for lunar sample return in the...
... space can complement each other to create new affordable space missions, it is fascinating to trace the parallel histories of these areas of development and discover how similar constraints led to their inception. It is also interesting to explore...
... landing as an 11-year-old boy in the company of my family. It was clearly a big event. I knew even then it was history in the making. However – and it’s a big however – I never wanted to actually BE an astronaut. Being non-American, the image...
.... The settlement of the Moon, and space more broadly, will be one of the most transformative steps in the history of our species. Ultimately it has the potential to transform our relationship with Earth by moving much energy production...
... national programme combining in-orbit demonstration with fulfilment of government operatiional needs. Norway is a maritime nation with a long history in shipping and fisheries, as well as oil and gas exploitation at sea. With more than two million...