Universe Today (Page 211)

UFO Update Says Pentagon's Case Count Is Rising Rapidly

By Alan Boyle - January 13, 2023 07:00 PM UTC | Site News

NASA Satellites can Pinpoint the Exact Locations of Excessive CO2 Emissions

By Matthew Williams - January 13, 2023 06:16 PM UTC | Planetary Science

Using data from two climate monitoring satellites, a group led by Canadian researchers tracked carbon emissions from a single coal plant in Europe.

One Day There Could be a Pipeline of Oxygen Flowing From the Moon's South Pole

By Evan Gough - January 13, 2023 04:30 PM UTC | Planetary Science

Astronomers Used a Fast Radio Burst to Probe the Structure of the Milky Way

By Matthew Williams - January 13, 2023 04:08 PM UTC | Milky Way

Astronomers from Caltech used a Fast Radio Burst (FRB) from another galaxy to probe the distribution of matter in the Milky Way.

TESS has Found A Second Earth-Sized World in This System. Exoplanet Science is Maturing

By Evan Gough - January 13, 2023 02:45 PM UTC | Exoplanets

NASA is Continuing to Build the Titan Dragonfly Helicopter. Here are its Rotors

By Andy Tomaswick - January 12, 2023 11:44 PM UTC | Missions

JWST Pioneer Passes Along Advice for Future Space Telescope Builders

By Alan Boyle - January 12, 2023 11:37 PM UTC | Telescopes

Astronomers Begin to Understand Strange "Backsplash" Galaxies

By Paul Sutter - January 12, 2023 08:26 PM UTC | Extragalactic

The Webb Has Confirmed its First Exoplanet, and it's the Same Size as Earth.

By Evan Gough - January 12, 2023 06:38 PM UTC | Exoplanets

Astronomers use the World's Biggest Radio Telescope to map new Features of the Milky Way

By Matthew Williams - January 12, 2023 04:38 PM UTC | Milky Way

Using China's FAST radio telescope, a team of Chinese researchers observed previously-unmapped regions of the Milky Way and made some groundbreaking discoveries!

Game of Probes: The First Probe Sent to Another Civilization Won't Be the First to Arrive

By Evan Gough - January 12, 2023 04:08 PM UTC | Astrobiology

Will Pluto finally answer, 'Are we alone?'

By Laurence Tognetti, MSc - January 11, 2023 11:14 PM UTC | Astrobiology

"To Boldy Go": The Nichelle Nichols Foundation Continues Actress' Legacy of Inspiration

By Matthew Williams - January 11, 2023 09:07 PM UTC | Space Policy

In honor of her achievements, the Nichelle Nichols Foundation launched with the aim of carrying on her legacy and inspiring the next generation of women and minorities to go to space.

UFO Update Says Pentagon's Case Count Is Rising Rapidly

NASA Satellites can Pinpoint the Exact Locations of Excessive CO2 Emissions

One Day There Could be a Pipeline of Oxygen Flowing From the Moon's South Pole

Astronomers Used a Fast Radio Burst to Probe the Structure of the Milky Way

TESS has Found A Second Earth-Sized World in This System. Exoplanet Science is Maturing

NASA is Continuing to Build the Titan Dragonfly Helicopter. Here are its Rotors

JWST Pioneer Passes Along Advice for Future Space Telescope Builders

Astronomers Begin to Understand Strange "Backsplash" Galaxies

The Webb Has Confirmed its First Exoplanet, and it's the Same Size as Earth.

Astronomers use the World's Biggest Radio Telescope to map new Features of the Milky Way

Game of Probes: The First Probe Sent to Another Civilization Won't Be the First to Arrive

Will Pluto finally answer, 'Are we alone?'

"To Boldy Go": The Nichelle Nichols Foundation Continues Actress' Legacy of Inspiration

How a Rotating Universe Makes Time Travel Possible

This Star is Blasting Out a Concentrated Jet of Material at 500 km/s

The James Webb Links Modern Green Pea Galaxies to Ancient Galaxies in the Cosmic Dawn

Newly Found Stars are Technically in the Milky Way, but They're Halfway to Andromeda

Blue Straggler Stars are Weird

Need a Project? You can Build a Paper Model of the Extremely Large Telescope

The JWST is the Shiny New Space Telescope, but the Dependable Hubble is Still Going Strong