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Conspiracy theories: Why do so many people doubt the moon landings?

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Conspiracy theories: Why do so many people doubt the moon landings?

Anu Ojha, director of the UK National Space Centre, considers how science can empower people in a world increasingly influenced by distortion, spin and disinformation

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Geraint Lewis at New Scientist Live 2019

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The search for aliens: Is anybody out there?

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Avi Loeb

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When will we hear from aliens? We may already have done so

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Leigh Fletcher

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Voyage to Jupiter: What the Juno mission can teach us

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Javier Martin-Torres

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Life on Mars: Could we build a home on the Red Planet?

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Javier Martin-Torres

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Life on Mars: Could we build a home on the Red Planet?

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Martin Rees

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Martin Rees: Humanity's future – predictions for the next century

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Michele Bannister

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The inside story on 'Oumuamua and other interstellar worlds

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Sheila Kanani at New Scientist Live

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Exploring the wonders of the solar system

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Al Worden, Pavlo Tanasyuk, and Dallas Campbell at New Scientist Live

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Journeys to the moon: From Apollo onwards

Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden and Spacebit CEO Pavlo Tanasyuk discuss lunar missions with presenter Dallas Campbell

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Spacebit unveil plan for UK's first moon rover

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UK space academy boss Anu Ojha on what finding aliens might mean

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The imperial units error that downed a multi-million-dollar Mars probe

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