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space:uk - Spring 2014, Issue 40
From the UK Space Agency, this issue of space:UK explores the new European mission to Mars, detailing how astronauts prepare for launching into orbit to political and technological discussions with the UK Space Minister. This issue also answers sent-in questions on mining the Moon and the success of the International Space Station, providing an intriguing insight into how our industries are branching into deep space. Articles in this issue include: - The latest astronomical news including the Rosetta spacecraft, astronaut training and exploding marshmallows. - Destination Mars – UK teams preparing for the new European mission to mars. - Meet the Minister – insightful Q&A session with Space Minister David Willetts. - New Horizons – how UK industry can benefit from European research funds. - Ask the Experts – community questions met by smart minds, answering questions such as whether we can mine the moon, and if the ISS is as successful as we think.
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