Universe Today
Searching for Life on Highly Eccentric Exoplanets
Meet The Solar Ring: A Proposed Spacecraft That Will Have a Panoramic View of the Sun
This is Probably the Last Picture we'll see From InSight on Mars
The Perfect Tidal Tail Connects These two Galaxies Seen by Hubble
Want a Sneak Peek From NASA's Lucy Mission? Here are Some Photos it Took of the Moon During its Flyby
Hubble saw Multiple Light Echoes Reflecting off Rings of Dust From a Supernova Explosion
Using images from Hubble, an international team of astronomers created a video that shows the evolution of a supernova and the resulting light echo
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Can JWST see Galaxies Made of Primordial Stars?
With a bit of luck, the Webb Space Telescope might be able to see a galaxy full of the first stars.
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Hydrothermal Vents Under the Arctic Ice are Perfect Places to Practice Exploring Europa
Planets Make it Harder to Figure out a Star's age
Mars is Mostly Dead. There's Still Magma Inside, so it's Slightly Alive
NASA's InSight lander has detected many marsquakes coming from the same region, which could mean that the Red Planet still experiences volcanic activity
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When Black Holes Collide They Also Produce Neutrinos
Worrying Solar Storm Data, Falcon Heavy is Back, Total Lunar Eclipse
It's Tough to Find Evidence of Stars Eating Planets
A Black Hole's X-Rays are Coming From a Region 2,000 km Away From the Singularity Itself
A study of Cygnus X-1 shows its jets emanate from a region a bit off from the black hole itself.
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Can Plants be Adapted to Thrive in Space?
IceCube Senses Neutrinos Streaming From an Active Galaxy 47 Million Light-Years Away
What Happens to Hot Jupiters when their Star Becomes a Red Giant?
New research from the COMPAS consortium has simulated what happens to Hot Jupiters when their stars become Red Giants.
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Solar Orbiter Records a Stunning Timelapse of Solar Activity as it Completes its Latest Flyby
Three New Potentially Hazardous Asteroids Discovered, Including a big one That Measures 1.5 km Across
Our Guide to Tuesday's Total Lunar Eclipse
The November 8th total lunar eclipse spans the Pacific, and is the last one until 2025.
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