Earth's 'Fake Moon' Has Been Here For Thousands Of Years
New research discovered that Earth's "fake moon," an asteroid named 2023 FW13, has been orbiting the planet since 100 BC.
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Japan Plans To Beam Solar Power Down From Space By 2025
Japan has big plans to beam solar power down from outer space by 2025, setting a new precedence for renewable energy.
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LIGO Returns: Mind-Blowing Gravitational Wave Detectors Are Back Up And Running
LIGO, a state-of-the-art gravitational wave detector, is finally up and operational again after a three year hiatus.
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Astronomers Spotted A Supernova So Close That You Can See It With An Amateur Telescope
Legendary astronomer Koichi Itagaki recently discovered a supernova so close to Earth it is visible with amateur telescopes.
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Uranus May Be More Active Than Scientists Previously Believed
Astronomers using the Very Large Array have detected what could be a stormy vortex at Uranus' north pole, which could change everything.
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James Webb Telescope Uncovered New Details About An Ancient Galaxy
Researchers claim they have discovered an ancient galaxy with an intriguing trait; it hasn't birthed any new stars for half a billion years.
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NASA's Lunar Orbiter Spots Japanese Moon Lander's Crash Site
NASA's Lunar Orbiter has spotted the Japanese Moon lander's crash site after the lander went dark during its descent back in April.
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Scientists Want You To Help Decode An 'Alien' Transmission From Mars This Week
Scientists will call on the public to try to decode an "alien" transmission from Mars later this week as part of a simulation.
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Photographer Uses 4-Hour Exposure To Capture A Hidden Nebula In Stunning Detail
A photographer has captured a photo of a faint and hidden nebula hiding near Polaris, the famed northern star.
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Ancient Rivers On Mars May Have Been Wilder Than Previously Thought
Perseverance may have discovered evidence that ancient rivers on Mars were much stronger and wilder than previously believed.
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New Study Claims Killer Asteroids Won't Hit Earth For The Next 1,000 Years
A new study claims that the risk of killer asteroids hitting Earth is unlikely in the next 1,000 years, but small ones still pose a threat.
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Mars Rover Captures Images Of Craters That May Have Once Contained Water
NASA's Perseverance rover has captured images of the Belva Crater on Mars, which may have once housed lakes of water.
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Researchers Say Some Black Holes May Be Kinks In The Fabric Of Space-Time
New research has revealed that some black holes may be kinks in the fabric of space-time, raising even more questions.
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Fewer T. Rex Walked The Earth Than Previous Estimated, New Study Claims
New research claims that the T. rex population was much lower than scientists previously estimated, claiming 1.7 billion roamed our planet.
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Fascinating Interactive Animation Shows More Than 3,500 Active Starlink Satellites Orbiting Earth
A new website showcases an interactive animation detailing over 3,500 Starlink satellites in orbit around our planet.
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See The Stunning First Photo Of Earth From Europe's New MTG-I1 Satellite
Europe's newest weather satellite, the Meteosat Third Generation Imager, has captured its first images of Earth and they're breathtaking.
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X-Wing-Sized Asteroid Whizzes Past Earth On Star Wars Day
An X-wing-sized asteroid will whiz closely past Earth on Star Wars Day, according to NASA's asteroid trackers.
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See The Enormous Scale Of Black Holes In This Jaw-Dropping NASA Animation
A new black hole animation from NASA helps showcase the scale and size of the biggest black holes in our universe.
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Hackers Took Control Of A Government-Owned Satellite In A Controlled Experiment
A group of hackers recently took control of a satellite, proving that someone can easily hack these small orbiting spacecraft.
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New Power Plan Will Keep Voyager 2 Running Even Longer
NASA has come up with a new power plan for Voyager 2 that will keep the probe's instruments running a few years longer.
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Astronomers Snap First Direct Image Of A Black Hole Launching A Jet Of Energy
Astronomers have used three different telescopes to capture a direct image of a black hole shooting out a jet of energy.
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How To Watch SpaceX Launch Its Massive Falcon Heavy Rocket Tonight
Space fans can tune in and watch the latest Falcon Heavy launch as SpaceX lifts two new satellites into orbit later today.
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Earth Will Enter A Solar Maximum In 2025 - Here's What That Means
Earth is gearing up to enter a solar maximum in 2025, but what exactly does that mean? Here's everything you need to know.
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SpaceX Starship Explosion Is Now Under Federal Investigation
SpaceX has found itself under an FAA investigation following April's Starship explosion shortly after the massive rocket launched.
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China Finally Breaks Silence Over 'Dormant' Mars Rover
China's Zhurong Mars rover may officially be dead as China has finally released an official statement on the rover's status.
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You've Never Seen Mars' Moon Deimos Like This Before
Mars has been a hotbed for space exploration over the past several decades. However, just recently we got our closest look at the Martian moons…
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Supernovas Could Pose A Threat To Other Worlds, New Research Shows
New supernova research suggests that these powerful and explosive star deaths could cause damage to other worlds.
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