Jacqui Goddard is a freelance journalist who writes for The Times. With a focus on a wide range of topics including science, space exploration, social issues, and current events, Jacqui's articles provide insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on important issues of our time.
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Nathan Jones spent 378 days in Mars Dune Alpha, a mock Martian habitat at a Nasa base in Texas — but he still managed to play card games with his children
Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams thought they were going to space station for eight days but have been stuck there for seven weeks
Friends and neighbours have joined a New Yorker’s campaign to bring home Albert, a ‘gentle’ animal who lived peacefully with a dog and is fond of tobogganing down stairs
The Polaris Dawn crew of Jared Isaacman, Scott Poteet, Sarah Gillis and Anna Menon hope to take off from Kennedy Space Center next week
A decision is due on whether engineers believe it is safe to bring the astronauts back to Earth in the troubled spacecraft
Billionaire Jared Isaacman and his crew of citizen astronauts expected to go into space on Tuesday morning and perform the world’s first spacewalk by a private citizen
The US Federal Aviation Administration made the call pending an investigation after a booster toppled over on landing
The spacecraft is due to undock from the International Space Station on Friday, minus the two pilots who flew the outward leg in June
Annie Polhamus Brown says ‘only hurt people hurt people’ as she describes the troubled life of the 14-year-old who is set to be charged as an adult for the murder of four people
Colin Gray faces a maximum jail sentence of 180 years after giving his son a gun as a Christmas present before it was used to kill four people on Wednesday
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