Universe Today
Ganymede Casts a Long Shadow Across the Surface of Jupiter
A Partial Solar Eclipse Kicks Off the First Eclipse Season of 2022
A remote solar eclipse this coming weekend sets us up for the first total lunar eclipse of 2022.
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In Some Places, Black Holes are Tearing Apart Thousands of Stars at a Time
A new study has revealed how supermassive black holes (SMBHs) grow by consuming high-density star clusters
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Webb Has Almost Reached its Final, Coldest Temperature
All Five of Life's Informational Components can Form in Space
A new analysis of meteorite samples has found the building blocks of life that have eluded scientists so far.
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Hubble has Characterized 25 Hot Jupiters. Here's What we Know so far
Shallow Pockets of Water Under the ice on Europa Could Bring Life Close to its Surface
New research from Standford University has found an explanation for the most prominent features on Europa, based on similar featured observed in Greenland.
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Eight Missions are Getting Extensions, Most Exciting: OSIRIS-REx is Going to Asteroid Apophis
Explorers Could Build Bricks on Mars with Bacteria and Pee
Large Hadron Collider Restarts, Shooting Protons at Record Energy Levels
There Should be More Evidence of Alien Technology Than Alien Biology Across the Milky Way
Axiom's First Astronauts Return From International Space Station
NASA is Ready to try and fix Lucy's Unlatched Solar Panel
Hubble Checks the Weather on Hot Jupiters. Forecast: 100% Chance of Hellish Conditions
Planetary Decadal Survey Says it's Time for a Mission to Uranus (and Enceladus too!)
The recently released Planetary Science and Astrobiology Decadal Survey 2023-2032 has identified some exciting missions and goals for the coming decade!
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Slimmed Down Red Giants Had Their Mass Stolen By a Companion Star
Here's Something Rare: a Martian Crater That isn't a Circle. What Happened?
Holographic Doctors can now Provide Medical Advice on the International Space Station
Thanks to advances in holographic and teleporting technology, the first "holographic handshake" recently took place between people on Earth and the ISS.
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Perseverance Begins the Next Phase of its Mission, Studying an Ancient River Bed on Mars
Astronomy Jargon 101: Sunspots
