Black Holes
A black hole is a region that exerts such a strong gravitational pull that no matter or light can escape from it.
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Falcon Heavy: One Year Anniversary
One year later, where is the StarMan in his Tesla Roadster?
Science in Society – Is there a Planet B?
Thinking about Science in Society Investigations – Exploring hazards and benefits of space exploration. We hear a lot these days about humans ‘colonizing’ Mars.
CanSat Ireland Competition
CanSat 2018: Entries now open for 2nd level students
Gravity and Blackholes
Black holes are an area of space in which nothing can escape not even light. Black holes use the power of gravity to pull things towards it.
What’s the Weather?
Real time Earth Observation Data for weather forecasting
Earth from Space with the European Space Agency
Explore the Earth with ESA's Earth in Space videos
How to make a Cloud in a Bottle
Clouds are nothing more than big balls of tiny water droplets, and you can make your own!
Signs of life
How can we tell if there could be life on other planets?
Future Scientists
Have you got 'the right stuff'?
Scale of the Universe 2
Zoom around the universe with HTwins.net