Thanks to the JWST, galaxies that existed during the Cosmic Dawn have been observed for the first time!

Astronomers have known something strange is happening at the star FU Ori for decades. The star brightened dramatically about 85 years ago, releasing a flare that's a trillion times brighter than anything the Sun can generate, and it hasn't dimmed back down the way everyone was expecting.

A new study suggests that pulsars could act as natural gravitational wave sensors, setting limits on supermassive black hole mergers or even detecting them.

Thanks to a well-placed gravitational lens, a team of astronomers was able to observe a supernova four times!

According to a new study, JWST is powerful enough to detect the chemicals in the atmospheres of various terrestrial planets and could give a hint if there's life there.

The BlackHoleCam project, part of the Event Horizon Telescope consortium, will use the powerful EHT array to search for pulsars near Sagittarius A*

PLD Space could launch its suborbital Miura-1 rocket this month.