Universe Today
Here's Webb's View of the Pillars of Creation
The Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs Also Flooded the World's Coastlines With a Catastrophic Tsunami
New research shows that in addition to killing the dinosaurs, the Chicxulub Impact caused a global tsunami 30,000 more powerful than anything we've ever seen!
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The Heaviest Element Ever Seen in an Exoplanet's Atmosphere: Barium
2.46 Billion Years ago, a day on Earth was Only 17 Hours and the Moon was Much Closer
Will Venus finally answer, 'Are we alone?'
Hubble Examines the Wreckage From the 2017 Kilonova
A team of astrophysicists examined the site of the 2017 kilonova explosion and observed a rapidly-spinning disk and relativistic jets.
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Remembering the Gutsy and Hilarious Apollo Astronaut Jim McDivitt
Scientists Discover a New Way Exoplanets Could Make Oxygen; Unfortunately, it Doesn't Require Life
Planet Formation Doesn't Have to be a Rush job After all
Arecibo Won't Be Rebuilt
Shortly Before They Collided, two Black Holes Tangled Spacetime up Into Knots
An international team led from Cardiff University has confirmed that black hole binaries experience precession.
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NASA is Hoping They can Break the Sound Barrier... Quietly
Astronomers Have Found More Than 30,000 Near-Earth Asteroids... so far
TESS has Resumed Normal Operations
NASA has announced that TESS is back online and resumed normal operations!
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Astronomers Think They Have a Warning Sign for When Massive Stars are About to Explode as Supernovae
A study of red supergiant supernovae suggests they become dim and red just before they day.
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Huge DART Success, JWST Sees Weird Rings, Moon's True Origin
If we Detect This gas on Other Planets, it's a Good Sign There's Life There
If Earth Were an Exoplanet, it Would Still be Tricky to Figure Out if There's Life Here
New Views of Ganymede and Europa From Earth's Most Powerful Telescope
SpaceIL's Beresheet 2 Lander Will try Growing Various Plants on the Moon
