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An artist's impression of the debris field in low-Earth orbit. According to Nasa, some pieces move up to seven or eight kilometres a second. AFP

Could space junk keep us trapped on Earth?

CommentOctober 17, 2025

Omar Yaghi is one of three scientists awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Photo: University of California, Berkeley via AP

Scientist born to Palestinian refugee family shares Nobel Chemistry prize

EuropeOctober 08, 2025

Solar-powered e-trees at the Cop28 climate conference at Expo City in Dubai, 2023. The UAE has been investing in renewable energy for years. Bloomberg

Global clean energy could be a reality sooner than we think

EditorialOctober 08, 2025

The dodo was wiped out from its native home in Mauritius in the 17th century. Getty

How Jurassic Park-style science could bring the dodo back from the dead

NewsSeptember 19, 2025

The Hubble Space Telescope captured this image of the comet 31/Atlas when it was 445,787km from Earth on July 25. Photo: Hubble Space Telescope / Nasa

'Surprising' chemistry of interstellar comet could offer insight into distant planets

SpaceSeptember 19, 2025

Blood from umbilical cords can play a key role in helping to save lives. Getty Images

Families urged to donate cord blood to boost treatment for more than 80 diseases

UAESeptember 18, 2025

The MBR Explorer by the UAE Space Agency will study seven rocks in the main asteroid belt. Photo: UAE Space Agency

All systems go as UAE’s space economy grows to Dh22 billion

SpaceSeptember 17, 2025

Nasa's Perseverance rover spotted this unusual rock, which resembles a helmet, this month. Photo: Nasa

From helmets to faces: Why we see strange objects on Mars

SpaceAugust 27, 2025

Russia's space agency says the mission will help scientists understand how space phenomena affect living organisms. Photo: Roscosmos / Telegram

Russia to send 75 mice into space aboard 'miniature hotel'

SpaceAugust 18, 2025

US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr delivers remarks next to US President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington, on July 31. Reuters

Despite what contrarians say, people are enthusiastic about science

CommentAugust 14, 2025

Melting polar ice is set to open up new maritime transport routes and allow greater access to its natural resources. Getty

As the Arctic heats up, the UAE has a valuable role to play

EditorialAugust 14, 2025

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Shadi's take on rising global temperatures

CartoonAugust 10, 2025

In Alien, Sigourney Weaver's character travelled through space in a hibernation pod. Photo: 20th Century Fox

Sleep like a hamster, wake up on Mars: Is hibernation key to deep space travel?

SpaceAugust 08, 2025

Bridging the gap between institutional silos and national priorities depends on co-ordination tools that researchers trust, use and feel a part of. Getty

The UAE has talent but we need more systems to connect it

CommentAugust 08, 2025

A rendering of cosmic rays striking Earth. Photo: University of Tokyo

NYU Abu Dhabi study uncovers how life can survive on Mars

SpaceAugust 06, 2025

Yacht owners are signing up to organisations that match them with scientists seeking a ride to remote locations. Getty

How superyachts are being used to advance ocean research

LuxuryJuly 24, 2025

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