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Adam Thorn

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Adam is a journalist who has worked for more than 40 prestigious media brands in the UK and Australia. Since 2005, his varied career has included stints as a reporter, copy editor, feature writer and editor for publications as diverse as Fleet Street newspaper The Sunday Times, fashion bible Jones, media and marketing website Mumbrella as well as lifestyle magazines such as GQ, Woman’s Weekly, Men’s Health and Loaded. He joined Momentum Media in early 2020 and currently writes for Australian Aviation and World of Aviation.

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4 finish year living on simulated Mars base

Four volunteers have finished spending a year living in a Big Brother-style recreation of Mars on Earth, designed to hel...Read More

‘Low-intensity explosion’ caused Russian satellite break-up

A “low-intensity explosion” was likely behind the Russian satellite break-up that caused astronauts on the ISS to ta...Read More

UniSQ to access hypersonic simulation software

Researchers at the University of Southern Queensland will be trained to use software that can simulate hypersonic space ...Read More

US–Australia launch deal passes key milestone

The landmark deal to allow more US rockets to blast off from Australian spaceports looks set to become law after MPs and...Read More

Starliner debris procedure worked ‘exceptionally well’

Boeing has said the emergency procedure that Starliner astronauts on the ISS undertook to avoid space debris worked “e...Read More

Northern Beaches wins urban night sky award

Palm Beach in Sydney’s Northern Beaches has been recognised as one of the world’s best urban sites to view the night...Read More

Indian launch firm wins Space Machines deal

Space Machines Company has signed a deal with an Indian firm to blast off its second “roadside assistance in space” ...Read More

ISS astronauts shelter during debris incident

Astronauts onboard the ISS were forced to take shelter in their docked spacecrafts after a satellite break-up released d...Read More

Space Agency worried our rocket could hit a ship, says Gilmour

The founder of Gilmour has blamed the Australian Space Agency for his firm’s failure to launch its first rocket, quipp...Read More

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