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Indian scientists try to cool down a sudden surge of temperature inside the country's first unmanned lunar craft.
India's first unmanned lunar spacecraft sends a probe to crash land on the surface of the Moon.
An engine firing takes India's Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft into orbit around the Moon.
India successfully launches the unmanned Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft - the country's first mission to the Moon.
Billy Stark was disappointed to see his were beaten by Denmark - a result which ended their hopes of reaching Euro 2009.
Dr Tom Pike, from Imperial College London, shares his experiences of being part of the Phoenix Mars probe team.
The Cassini spacecraft returns some remarkable new close-up images of the Saturnian moon Enceladus.
The US space agency (Nasa) quashes any idea that it is hiding information related to discoveries made on Mars.
Nasa's Phoenix Mars lander spacecraft identifies water in a sample of soil collected on the planet for the first time.
Nasa's Phoenix lander will try a different way to get icy Martian soil into its onboard oven for testing, after problems last week.
Actor Billy Crystal joins the organisation charged with building a memorial to victims of the 11 September attacks.
Martian soil appears to contain sufficient nutrients to support life - or, at least, asparagus - Nasa scientists believe.
Nasa's new lander on Mars is learning how to cope with the clumpy soil at its location on the northern plains.
Phoenix will try sprinkling Martian soil on to an instrument in a bid to overcome problems caused by the soil's clumpy nature.
The Phoenix lander tries different ways of making clumpy Martian soil samples enter its onboard lab ovens.
The Phoenix Mars lander delivers a soil sample to an onboard oven, but the material is not registered by the instrument.
Nasa's Cassini spacecraft made an ultra-close pass of the Saturnian moon Enceladus.
For an inside view of life in Kenya, we cherry-pick recent postings from Kenyan bloggers - those who left - and some who are dealing with the current situation.
A looking at the future computing technologies which will go beyond Moore's Law.
Artists and companies are queuing up to hand out free CDs, DVDs and books. But with so much stuff being given away, is culture itself becoming devalued?
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