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A research team has presented the project of a gigantic optical hypertelescope in the crater of a lunar pole, with mirrors on the edge and instrumentation in the center, to revolutionize the study of ...

After 7 years of work, the largest astronomy museum in the world opens to the public in Shanghai. A show with ... "celestial" dynamics

LignoSat, NASA and JAXA's wooden satellite, passes tests on the ISS, ready to launch in 2024 for a new space age.

The theory of a second Big Bang could explain the presence of dark matter in the universe, a study suggests.

The ELT, the world's largest optical telescope under construction in Chile, will detect signs of life on distant exoplanets and galaxies.

Saturn's rings 'disappear' in 2025, but will return visible in 2032

Europe is investing in the creation of a new web. The Quantum Internet Alliance project aims to revolutionize secure communication.

The Plat Institute in Barcelona combines sustainability and technology to create the food of the future and new gastronomic experiences.

After a long journey, OSIRIS-REX brings a sample of the asteroid Bennu to Earth: it can provide us with crucial answers.

A journey beyond the borders of our planet requires a new vision of food: welcome to the world of space neurogastronomy

Narrowband and moving signals: three reasons why these signals are serious candidates for being of extraterrestrial origin.

The best way to go into orbit could be through a space elevator that moves on a very long cable: will we achieve it?

LSST has a literally record-breaking "eye". And he will use it to help astronomy achieve a great new goal worthy of him.

Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has a rather suggestive theory about how we were born.

Emotioncube is a small, large greenhouse that can house a whole series of micro-greens and brings the advent of "mini hotel gardens" closer.

Using a new observation method allows scientists to find an exorbitant number of black holes in a star cluster. New questions for astronomy.

Philip Tanedo and colleagues are certain: only the existence of another dimension can help us understand and explain the existence and dynamics of dark matter

The use of machine learning allows for greater detail in the dark matter map based on galaxy data. And unveil other structures.

A robot bartender capable of mixing hundreds of combinations of liqueurs, soft drinks, beer and prosecco advances in orders and sales.

Despite the "wow" radio signal from Proxima Centauri, SETI flounders around the world. New blood comes from China, with scholars certain that they will be the first to find ETs.

Never before have we looked for aliens and extraterrestrial life like this year. Here is what we have learned, what we have acquired, what we have lost.