Chinese scientists discovered a novel strain of bacterium with “unique abilities” that allowed it to thrive on the Tiangong Space Station, according to a report. The newly named Niallia ...

Chinese scientists aboard the Tiangong Space Station have identified a novel bacterial strain, Niallia tiangongensis, showcasing remarkable resilience to space stressors. This microbe's unique ...

In October 2022, China launched the final module of its orbiting space station. Since then, it hasn’t just been astronauts aboard Tiangong—an unusual and previously unknown microbe has also ...

Languages: English. Scientists have identified a new microbe that developed onboard China's Tiangong space station, according to a new study. The strain, officially named niallia tiangongensis ...

A small passenger on China's space station is in the news. During routine inspections by astronauts, scientists found something unexpected—a new bacterial species with robust survival abilities ...

Chinese scientists have discovered a new microbe that developed on board the county’s Tiangong space station, according to a new study. The strain, officially named niallia tiangongensis ...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the European Space Agency (Esa). It has launched spectacularly ...

A new, previously unknown strain of bacteria called niallia tiangongensis has been discovered on board China's Tiangong space station. As per the researchers, the new strain has remarkable ...

A MYSTERIOUS form of bacteria has been discovered aboard China's space station, with unique abilities that help it survive hundreds of kilometres above the ground. Scientists found the bacteria ...

Space tourism is in an exploration phase – the decisions companies make around how to conduct these experiences now will set ...

Katy is Managing Editor at IFLScience where she oversees editorial content from News articles to Features, and even occasionally writes some. Chinese scientists report the discovery of a new ...

Real-life Star Wars have broken out after a former International Space Station commander accused Russian cosmonauts of siding with the 'dark side' and supporting Vladimir Putin's 'evil regime'.