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Charles Duke
On 16 April 1972, Apollo 16 left Earth and head
While our planet only has one easily visible Moon, several other tiny objects arguably deserve the title too
During the 1960s, I lived on a farm on the outskirts of Huddersfield. One night something happened to a friend and me which we were unable to explain. The farm was at the top of a hill and there were
Once Upon a Time in Space Monday 9.00pm BBC Two
Who hasn’t watched a show like Gladiators or Total Wipeout and thought: “Yeah, I could do that”? Or even: “I bet I could do better”? In my case, that thought also extended to – wait for it – astronaut
A mosaic image of Enceladus created from data ...
H umans love conspiracy theories. From the JFK assassination, the Illuminati and the ‘deep state’, to vaccine distrust and ‘chemtrails’, the modern world is awash with beliefs in collusion and hoaxes.