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Exploration of the universe and our nearest planet, Mars
Scientists are studying the visible celestial bodies such as stars, planets and galaxies, but also the mysterious dark universe - dark matter and dark energy.
X-Shooter
15. november 2010
Danish researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute have developed and built a large portion of the mechanics and electronics for the project.
MARS: The Phoenix Mission, PART 1
21. april 2010
Was there ever life on Mars? - could there still be life on the cold, red desert planet? The spacecraft Phoenix Mars Lander is launched into space towards Mars.
MARS: The Phoenix Mission, PART 2
19. april 2010
After having flown 250 million kilometres through the solar system, Phoenix landed on the 25th of May 2008 in the northern polar region.
MARS: The Phoenix Mission, PART 3
18. april 2010
The Phoenix Mars Lander produces power using large solar panels, so it is only during the summer that the mission has enough sunlight to the experiments.
ASTRONOMY: Our cosmic roots
01. februar 2010
By scrutinising images from Hubble Ultra Deep Field, researchers have gained fascinating new insights about the distant universe.
