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  • ESO image of Cone Nebular

    Get A Close-Up Of The Cone Nebula In The Latest Image From The ESO

    The ESO has shared a new image of the Cone Nebula, a star-forming region of space, as part of its 60-year anniversary celebration.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 14th, 2022 Read More
  • James Webb telescope

    Dazzling Dwarf Galaxy Photo Shows How Incredible The Webb Telescope Truly Is

    The James Webb space telescope recently captured an image of a nearby dwarf galaxy, showcasing the capabilities it brings to the table.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 11th, 2022 Read More
  • first image of Milky Way's black hole, which has a gas bubble flitting around it

    Astronomers Spotted A Bubble Of Gas Zipping Around Our Galaxy's Black Hole

    A group of astronomers believe they have discovered a bubble of gas zipping around our galaxy's black hole.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 11th, 2022 Read More
  • star black hole

    Scientists Caught A Black Hole Burping Up A Shredded Star

    Scientists caught a black hole burping up remnants of a star that it shredded years ago, sparking more questions about these stellar objects.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 11th, 2022 Read More
  • space launch system

    NASA Confirms Artemis I SLS Megarocket Is 'Go For Launch'

    NASA has finally confirmed a set Artemis I launch date, and the SLS megarocket is slated to launch at the end of August.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 11th, 2022 Read More
  • space launch system

    NASA Looks To Late September For Next Artemis I Launch Attempt

    NASA says that it will try to another Artemis I launch attempt sometime at the end of September, so long as it meets all its requirements.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 11th, 2022 Read More
  • cosmic nursery keyhole nebula

    Hubble Captures Stunning Nebula Photo By Peering Through A 'Cosmic Keyhole'

    The ESA has released a new Hubble image of a cosmic nursery known as NGC 1999, which features a keyhole-like void in the center.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 10th, 2022 Read More
  • cosmic blast captured by NASA

    Brightest Space Explosion Ever Produced A Mysterious Particle That Shouldn't Exist

    Scientists believe a massive cosmic burst may have also given us additional proof of dark matter in the form of a new particle.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 8th, 2022 Read More
  • falcon 9 spacex reusable rocket booster

    Watch A Helicopter Try To Catch A Rocket This Week

    The folks at Rocket Lab will once again attempt to catch a rocket with a helicopter after its launch later this week.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 8th, 2022 Read More
  • SpaceX rocket

    Rocket Lab Fails To Catch Rocket With Helicopter In Latest Attempt

    Rocket Lab's latest attempt to catch a falling rocket booster has met with failure, with the company calling it more complex than anticipated.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 8th, 2022 Read More
  • starry sky

    Scientists Found The World's First Known Star Map Hidden In A Monastery

    Scientists say they may have discovered the world's oldest complete star map in text hidden within a monastery in Egypt.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Large planetoid in empty space

    NASA Found A 'Mini-Moon' Orbiting An Asteroid In The Outer Solar System

    NASA has discovered a mini-moon orbiting an asteroid found on the outer edge of our solar system using its Lucy spacecraft.

    By Joshua Hawkins November 1st, 2022 Read More
  • northern lights photo

    Auroras May Reach As Far South As New York Due To Massive Solar Bursts

    Astronomers say that auroras could be seen as far south as New York following a series of intense solar bursts released by the Sun.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 25th, 2022 Read More
  • jupiter

    Incredible New James Webb Photos Show Dazzling Auroras On Jupiter

    The James Webb space telescope has captured several spectactular new images of auroras on Jupiter, as well as some breathtaking hazes.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 25th, 2022 Read More
  • alien world orbiting star

    Astronomers May Have Found New Planets That Are More Habitable Than Earth

    Astronomers say they may have discovered habitable planets that are more friendly to life than even Earth is.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 25th, 2022 Read More
  • deep ocean with light coming in

    Alien Tech Could Be Hiding At The Bottom Of The Ocean

    Some astronomers believe that alien tech could be hiding on Earth, just waiting to be recovered from meteorites.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 25th, 2022 Read More
  • alien world orbiting star

    A Newly Discovered Planet Could Make It Easier To Find Extraterrestrial Life

    Astronomers say that a newly discovered planet could make it easier for us to find extraterrestrial life in the future.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 24th, 2022 Read More
  • nasa DART test illustration

    NASA Dart Live Stream: How To Watch NASA Crash Its Spacecraft Into An Asteroid

    NASA's DART test will take place next month, and space lovers are being given a first-row seat to the impact thanks to NASA TV.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 24th, 2022 Read More
  • nasa DART test illustration

    NASA Successfully Crashed The DART Spacecraft Into An Asteroid - Watch It Here

    NASA's DART test has been successful as slamming a spacecraft into an asteroid. Now we'll need to wait to see the results.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 24th, 2022 Read More
  • marshmallow world discovered orbit red dwarf

    Astronomers Discovered A 'Marshmallow' World Orbiting A Red Dwarf Star

    Astronomers have discovered a beautiful, low-density "marshmallow" world orbiting a red dwarf star less than 600 light-years from Earth.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 24th, 2022 Read More
  • Hubble image of IC 5332

    James Webb Telescope Captures Mind-Blowing Image Of A Spiral Galaxy's 'Skeleton'

    James Webb has captured a new image of a galaxy's skeleton, offering new insight into the makeup of spiral galaxies.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 24th, 2022 Read More
  • Artist's impression of the white dwarf and red giant binary system following the nova outburst

    Scientists Discovered The Fastest Nova Ever Recorded

    Scientists believe they have found the fastest nova ever recorded, but the star the nova originated from is even more intriguing.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 21st, 2022 Read More
  • brown dwarf planet

    James Webb Space Telescope Captured Photos Of A Bizarre Alien Planet

    James Webb has observed a brown dwarf just 72 light-years away, discovering sandy clouds within its atmopshere.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 21st, 2022 Read More
  • international space station over Earth

    The International Space Station Had To Swerve To Avoid Russian Space Debris

    The International Space Station had to swerve last week to avoid a piece of Russian space debris from a destroyed satellite.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 21st, 2022 Read More
  • mars

    The First Commercial Mission To Mars Could Launch As Early As 2024

    The first commercial mission to Mars is set to take off for the Red Planet using a fully 3D-printed rocket in 2024.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 20th, 2022 Read More
  • The Hubble Space Telescope in front of the Moon.

    New Simulation Shows How The Moon May Have Formed

    A new simulation created by researchers could give us a front row seat to how the Moon formed during Earth's early days.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 19th, 2022 Read More
  • Large planetoid in empty space

    A Potentially Hazardous Asteroid Keeps Spinning Faster

    Scientists have discovered that a potentially hazardous asteroid is spinning faster and faster and they don't know why.

    By Joshua Hawkins October 18th, 2022 Read More
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