Universe Today
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
How Could We Detect Life Inside Enceladus?
A new study provides estimates on what an astrobiology mission could find when it goes to Enceladus and samples its plumes
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133 Days of the Sun's Glory
China Unable to Reestablish Contact With its Zhurong Mars Rover
This Serpent's Tail is Made of Starry Nebulae
Comet E3 ZTF Brightens as the First Good Comet of 2023
The first good comet of the year, Comet E3 ZTF is a fine object for northern hemisphere observers in January.
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Is Space Power a Good Idea? A New Spacecraft is Going to Find Out!
Caltech has launched a technology demonstrator that will evaluate space based solar power technologies
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Are Chemical Rockets or Solar Sails Better to Return Resources from Asteroids?
New JWST Image Shows That Grand Spiral Galaxies had Already Formed 11 Billion Years ago
Eruption on Io, Moon Navigation, Space-Based Power Test
Arecibo Studied 191 Asteroids That Flew Past the Earth. All the Data are Available in a new Paper
Space Weather is an Ever-Increasing Threat to Humanity. But it's not the Sun's Fault, it's Ours
Perseverance is Putting its Samples Onto the Surface of Mars, So a Future Helicopter can Pick Them Up
Wandering Stars Have Been Adrift Between Galaxies for Billions of Years
A new study using Hubble data has revealed that "wandering stars" that inhabit galaxy clusters have been there for billions of years.
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A Rover Could Weave its Way Between Patches of Sunlight on the Lunar South Pole
What Does it Take to Make Black Holes Collide?
