Kuiper Belt May Be Even Bigger Than We Thought
According to data from NASA's New Horizons , the Kuiper Belt may expand further out than we previously thought.
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Hubble Spots Colliding Galaxies That Look Like A 'String Of Pearls'
Hubble has spotted a galaxy that looks like a string of pearls, with a long S-shaped tail, unlike anything we've ever seen.
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How A Clothing Company Is Helping Innovate In Space Exploration
We catch up with Columbia's VP of Innovation to talk about the inclusion of the company's Omni-Heat tech on Intuitive Machines' Nova-C lander.
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NASA Probe Spots Twin Volcanic Plumes On Io
The latest Juno flyby of the Jovian moons has provided an image of twin volcanic plumes on Io spitting material into space.
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A Massive, Dead Satellite Will Barrel Back Down To Earth This Month
A massive, dead satellite will fall back to Earth this month. Here's what to expect from the ERS-2's re-entry.
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Astronomers Just Discovered 18 New Black Holes Gorging Themselves On Nearby Stars
Astronomers discovered 18 new black holes feeding off nearby stars using infrared instead of optical observations.
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Webb Captures Spellbinding Images Of 19 Spiral Galaxies
New James Webb observations have provided beautifully detailed images of 19 new spiral galaxies that will leave your mouth agape.
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New Study Raises Concerns Over Food Grown In Space
New concerns have been raised about space grown food and its ability to easily pick up bacteria like salmonella.
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ESA Finds Martian Water Reservoir That's Two-Miles Deep
The ESA has discovered a Martian water reservoir estimated to be two-miles deep, changing everything we know about the Red Planet's history.
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Starlink Community Gateways Boast 10 Gbps Speeds From Space - But It Costs Millions
Starlink has opened up orders for its Community Gateways which claim to provide fiber-like internet performance from space.
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Scientists Say Uranus Smells Like Farts And Rotting Eggs
According to reports from the chemical makeup of the clouds found on the planet, Uranus likely smells like farts and rotting eggs.
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Webb Discovers Baffling 'Cat's Tail' In Beta Pictoris
Astronomers discovered a baffling cat's tail in the planetary system Beta Pictoris, and it seems to be hotter than the rest of the system.
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Artemis II: Everything We Know About NASA's Crewed Trip Around The Moon
Learn more about the currently revealed details surrounding NASA's Artemis II mission, including who will fly aboard the Orion capsule.
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First Meteor Shower Of The Year Will Peak This Week
Stargazers will have quite a treat to look forward to this month as the first meteor shower of 2024, the Quadrantids, will peak on Thursday,…
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Parasitic Black Holes Could Be Hiding Inside Stars And Even Powering Them
A new paper posits that parasitic black holes living inside of stars could be a viable candidate for dark matter.
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NASA's Mars Helicopter Highlights Cost Of Human Exploration In Latest Image
NASA's Mars helicopter has captured an image of what is being described as "otherworld wreckage," but it's just humanity's trash.
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The Ultimate Guide To The James Webb Space Telescope
Learn more about James Webb with the ultimate guide to every discovery and observation made by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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China's Space Plane Deployed 6 Mysterious 'Wingmen,' And No One Knows What They Are
Four days after China's space plane launched on its fourth mission, the autonomous spacecraft has deployed six "mysterious wingmen."
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Webb Snaps Stunningly Detailed Image Of Uranus
The newest Webb photos of Uranus capture the ice giant in breathtaking detail, including the planet's elusive rings.
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SpaceX Targets December 28 Launch For X-37B Space Plane
The U.S. Space Force's X-37B space plane is set to launch again on December 28 - here's what we know about the secret spacecraft.
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Sierra's Reusable Space Plane Just Entered Its Final Testing Phase At NASA
Sierra Space's reusable space plane has finally entered the last phase of its testing at NASA. It's set to launch next year.
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Scientists Made An Ultra-Tough Substance As Hard As Diamonds
A group of scientists have created an ultra-tough substance that rivals the hardness of diamonds. It may even be used to coat spacecraft.
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Is Our Galaxy In A Huge Empty Void? Some Scientists Think So
Our galaxy might be in an empty void, scientists suggest. The rising theory of a "Hubble Bubble" could explain discrepancies in the cosmos.
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Halley's Comet Is Finally Heading Back Towards The Sun
Skywatchers will get a chance to watch Halley's Comet fly through space as it makes its first return trip toward the sun in 38 years.
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Communication With Voyager 1 Hits Yet Another Glitch
NASA says that Voyager 1 communication has hit another glitch, and engineers are working to restore connection once again.
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Origin Of Life On Earth Might Not Have Come From The Stars After All
New research says that the elements responsible for the origin of life on Earth may have been here since the planet's formation.
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Mystery Star At The Heart Of The Milky Way May Be From Another Galaxy
Astronomers may have confirmed that a mystery star found near the heart of the Milky Way came from another galaxy.
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