ESA’s Hera heads to the Didymos–Dimorphos asteroids to measure what NASA’s DART impact really did. What it will measure, why it matters and its limits.
ESA’s Hera and NASA’s DART: What Europe’s Asteroid Mission Will Measure at Didymos Read More »
What the three-day Executive Guide to Space at Space Park Leicester covers on 11 to 13 November 2026, and who it suits.
Executive Guide to Space at Space Park Leicester: Three Days Inside a Space Mission Read More »
An aerospace engineer explains what the General Dynamics MO-Nav test on Talon-A shows about GPS-denied navigation at Mach 5: Doppler, tracking loops and IMUs.
MO-Nav on Talon-A: What a Mach 5 GPS-Denied Test Proves Read More »
Three Halloween-worthy objects in the night sky: the Ghost Nebula, the Witch Head Nebula and Algol, the Demon Star. What they are, how far away they are and which you can see.
Scariest Objects in Space: Ghost Nebula, Witch Head Nebula and the Demon Star Read More »
Voyager Technologies’ Griffin-1 lunar lander finished spin, acoustic, vibration and thermal vacuum tests at NASA JPL. Here is what each test proves before launch.
Griffin-1 Lunar Lander Completes Environmental Testing at NASA JPL Read More »
Paul Hawkins answers eight questions on the NASA 4-D Executive Space Programme at Space Park Leicester, 9 to 13 November 2026.
NASA 4-D Executive Space Programme: Eight Questions Answered by Paul Hawkins Read More »
The Orionids peak on 21–22 October and the Taurids, the Halloween fireballs, on 5 and 12 November 2026. Dates, Moon phases and how to watch both.
Halloween Fireballs 2026: When to See the Orionid and Taurid Meteor Showers Read More »
Perseverance has passed Opportunity’s 45.16 km Mars driving record. Here is what the odometer really measures, and why AutoNav matters more.
Paul Hawkins, founder of Crazy Might Work, explains how NASA’s 4-D system tackles team culture, what Antarctica reveals about teams under pressure, and why leadership “is a team sport” that can’t be learned in theory. Part 1 of our series.
Why Space Teams Fail: Paul Hawkins on NASA’s 4-D Leadership System Read More »
A UK-Rwanda-Tanzania project called IKIRERE is studying droughts and heatwaves in East Africa while teaching physics, climate science and satellite technology to students and early career scientists.
Leicester Scientists Help Train East Africa’s Next Generation of Climate Researchers Read More »
