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Amazing Views From ESA's New MeteoSat Weather Satellite

By David Dickinson - May 26, 2023 11:34 AM UTC | Missions

The European Space Agency's latest third generation Meteosat-I 1 weather satellite shows its stuff, with more to come.

Chandra and JWST Join Forces in a Stunning Series of Images

By Matthew Williams - May 26, 2023 12:57 AM UTC | Observing

NASA scientists have combined data from the James Webb and Chandra observatories to create stunning series of images.

Want to be an asteroid miner? There's a database for that.

By Andy Tomaswick - May 25, 2023 04:47 PM UTC | Planetary Science

Virgin Galactic's Space Plane Rises Again for Final Flight Test

By Alan Boyle - May 25, 2023 04:25 PM UTC | Space Exploration

NASA May Have Found Hakuto-R's Crash Site

By Nancy Atkinson - May 25, 2023 09:17 AM UTC | Space Exploration

After Three Years of Upgrades, LIGO is Fully Operational Again

By Nancy Atkinson - May 24, 2023 07:17 PM UTC | Observing

Artificial Gravity Tests on Earth Could Improve Astronaut Health in Space

By Matthew Williams - May 24, 2023 05:29 PM UTC | Space Exploration

The ESA is conducting a new study that measures the effects simulated gravity and exercise have for astronaut health.

There's a Polar Cyclone on Uranus' North Pole

By Nancy Atkinson - May 24, 2023 05:05 PM UTC | Planetary Science

Where Are the Missing Black Holes? The Hubble May Have Helped Find One

By Evan Gough - May 23, 2023 06:50 PM UTC | Black Holes

eROSITA Sees Changes in the Most Powerful Quasar

By Matthew Williams - May 23, 2023 05:25 PM UTC | Extragalactic

An international team of astronomers observed the quasar J1114 in the X-ray band for the first time, revealing things about its inner workings and quasars they shape their host galaxies.

Remember Those Impossibly Massive Galaxies? They May Be Even More Massive

By Matthew Williams - May 20, 2023 09:16 PM UTC | Extragalactic

A new analysis of those James Webb images showed that the galaxies it observed (deemed "too massive") could be even more massive than we thought!

The Private Axiom-2 Mission is Almost Ready to Fly to the International Space Station

By Laurence Tognetti, MSc - May 20, 2023 09:07 PM UTC | Space Exploration

Amazing Views From ESA's New MeteoSat Weather Satellite

Chandra and JWST Join Forces in a Stunning Series of Images

Want to be an asteroid miner? There's a database for that.

Virgin Galactic's Space Plane Rises Again for Final Flight Test

NASA May Have Found Hakuto-R's Crash Site

After Three Years of Upgrades, LIGO is Fully Operational Again

Artificial Gravity Tests on Earth Could Improve Astronaut Health in Space

There's a Polar Cyclone on Uranus' North Pole

Where Are the Missing Black Holes? The Hubble May Have Helped Find One

eROSITA Sees Changes in the Most Powerful Quasar

Juno Reveals Volcanoes on Io

An Astronaut Will Be Controlling Several Robots on Earth… from Space

SETI Researchers Are Simulating Alien Contact — and You Can Help

The Tonga Eruption Was So Powerful it Disrupted Satellites Half a World Away

The Heaviest Neutron Stars Could Have Strange Matter Cores

Four Private Astronauts Are Now on the International Space Station

Astronomers Watched a Fast Radio Burst Go Right Through a Star's Atmosphere

There's So Much Going on in This Star-Forming Nebula

Remember Those Impossibly Massive Galaxies? They May Be Even More Massive

The Private Axiom-2 Mission is Almost Ready to Fly to the International Space Station