Universe Today
Falling Space Junk has a 10% Chance of Killing Someone in the Next Decade
China has Added a Science Module to its New Space Station
Before we Develop Self-Replicating Machines to Explore the Universe, we Should Figure out how to Turn Them off Again
In a recent study, aerospace engineer Prof. Alex Ellery proposes a biologically-inspired method that could keep self-replicating robots from running amok!
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Russia Says They Plan to Leave International Space Station after 2024
OSIRIS-REx Would Have Sunk Deep into Asteroid Bennu if it Tried to Land
The Sun is Eroding Asteroids
A Satellite had to Dodge Space Junk as it was Raising its Orbit to Avoid Solar Activity
The World's Most Sensitive Dark Matter Detector has Come Online
Astronomers Have Digitized 94,000 Photographic Plates of the Night sky, Going Back 129 Years
A Look Inside One of Perseverance's Core Holes
Hubble Sees a Mirror Image of the Same Galaxy Thanks to Gravitational Lensing
The Deepest Known Canyon in the Solar System, Seen From Space
Solar System Tours: Plumes of Enceladus
A Mission to Reach the Solar Gravitational Lens in 30 Years
Researchers Create a Plasma Bubble With Lasers That Could Provide Propulsion or an Artificial Magnetosphere
An Astronaut Controlled a Rover as it Collected Samples on Mt Etna. In the Future, it'll be on the Moon
Nancy Grace Roman Will be Launching on a Falcon Heavy Rocket
NASA has announced that SpaceX will be launching the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope in 2026!
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Gamma-ray Bursts can Help Astronomers Measure Vast Distances Across the Universe
Some gamma ray bursts could be used as standard candles and allow astronomers to measure Hubble's constant at greater distances than ever before.
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SLS Launch Date, Falcon Heavy Gets Flagship NASA Telescope, Dormant Black Hole
Astronomers Have a New Way to Find Exoplanets in Cataclysmic Binary Systems
