Space
Why UK and Germany are accusing Russia of threatening their satellites
The countries have highlighted frequent instances of Russia stalking, jamming and interfering with their satellites in space.
Preparing for a 'solar storm'
In the depths of the Beehive's bunker, officials have been running a new kind of exercise. Audio
When and how to see this week's meteor shower
Here's how you can catch a glimpse of shooting stars in the night sky this week.
Scientists move closer to confirming existence of dark matter
Dark matter, which does not absorb or reflect or emit any light, seems to comprise about 27 percent of the universe.
What caused the 'space jellyfish' in the sky?
The images have spurred discussions online.
Planet Y? Astronomers find fresh clues of hidden world in our solar system
A new study suggests a potential new ninth planet in the Earth's solar system.
World Space Week: Ask an Astrobiologist
It's World Space Week (4-10 October) and this year's theme is Living in Space. Audio
More evidence suggests Saturn's moon Enceladus could support life
Under a frozen outer crust, Enceladus has a subsurface ocean.
Your chance to have a piece of space history
Do you remember where you were when Apollo 11 landed on the moon? It was one of those generation defining moments. The crescendo of the golden age of space. Now, you could own a piece of the command… Audio
Aurora lit up skies over South Island
Aurora fans have been treated to a bright display lighting up the skies over the South Island.
What is NZ's role in Trump's Golden Dome missile defence system?
A blueprint for the Golden Dome missile defence system has been created in the US, and while New Zealand has a burgeoning space industry, should it be involved? Audio
What is the heliosphere?
A new mission could unravel the mysteries of this complex cosmic environment.
Science with Ezzy Pearson
Science correspondent Ezzy Pearson on alien life, the toll of ultra-long-distance running, and what our four-legged friends can teach us about ageing. Audio
Stories from Our Changing World
Ellen Rykers finds out what data a satellite uncovered about methane emissions, before it was lost in space. Audio
NZ's European military partners say talks about war in space 'accelerating' fast
NATO Space Defense and Security Summit hears talks about space as a war-fighting domain are accelerating fast.
Earth-like exoplanet could be habitable, and astronomers may know soon
The planet is part of a planetary system about 40 light-years away from Earth called TRAPPIST-1, which five Belgian astronomers discovered in 2016 and named after their favorite beer.
Kiwi physicist's black hole theory holds up 60 years later
Scientific theories about black holes published by a New Zealand scientist in 1963, have been reinforced in new international research. University of Canterbury Distinguished Professor Roy Kerr spoke… Audio
Ever wanted to see far-away galaxies? In Wairarapa you can
A new observatory with a powerful telescope has just opened in South Wairarapa. Audio
Partial solar eclipse to be visible for handful of countries, including NZ
If you're up for an early start next Monday you could witness a rare partial solar eclipse.
