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Hubble's replacement, ballooning to the edge of the Earth and sex in space...
Light is ubiquitous thanks to modern technology, and the night has never been more bright...
In a bumper end of year special, Space Boffins features Buzz Aldrin, last man on the...
If life is common in the universe, where is it? Graihagh Jackson tackles Fermi's paradox.
Space Boffins' Sue Nelson was at ESA mission control recently when the ExoMars...
Why is everyone excited about Gaia? What's so exciting about this probe? Graihagh Jackson investigates...
Space Boffins Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham are on Mars...
Dee O'Hara recals what it was like to work with America's first astronauts...
... and Graihagh Jackson made it her mission to find out about this hunk of space rock.
Space Boffins are at the Blue Dot festival where they hear music from Cern's cosmic piano.
Juno reaches Jupiter in a death-defying mission through radiation belts but what now?
This month: Jupiter's Juno mission, the magical world of Pluto and spacewalking.
... and should we? Or should we be looking further afield to Mars?
Captain Gene Cernan and Rusty Schweickart join the Space Boffins at Spacefest in Tucson...
When you look up and see thousands of stars, do you ever wonder what you are looking at?
This month the Space Boffins get to grips with general relativity...
On 9 May, Mercury will be seen as a black dot silhouetted against the Sun...
Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham bring news of space sofas and Martian sunsets...
This month, we turn our instruments inwards and look back at planet Earth...
The legendary Apollo 11 astronaut reveals his thoughts on the red planet...
Gravitational waves are beginning to unlock the secrets of the universe...
This month on Space Boffins, it's all things rovers...
When did time begin? Was it with the Big Bang or was there something before?
What happens when you need surgery but are living aboard the International Space Station?