Universe Today
Space Force is Releasing Decades of Tracking Data on a Thousand Bright Meteor Fireballs
Jupiter and Ganymede are Connected by Magnetic Fields
Using data obtained by the Juno mission, a team of researchers has revealed how interactions between Jupiter and its largest moon (Ganymede) lead both to experience auroras
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Astronauts are Practicing Landing at the Moon's South Pole
It's Been Three Months in Deep Space, and Webb's Mid-Infrared Instrument is Still Cooling Down
Dying Star Puffs out six Smoke Rings
A red giant star is dying in an unusual way by blowing smoke rings before its eminent demise.
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The Four Private Axiom Astronauts are off to the International Space Station
Giant Space Telescopes Could Be Made Out of Liquid
A New Record for the Most Distant Galaxy, Seen Just 300 Million Years After the Big Bang
An international team of astronomers have discovered HD1, which could be the most distant galaxy ever observed!
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Canada's CHIME is Getting More Observatories to Search for Fast Radio Bursts
The CHIME array and its partner institutions are getting an upgrade to enhance their ability to trace Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) back to their sources
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If Aliens Were Sending us Signals, This is What They Might Look Like
An international team of scientists have created a new tool for identifying possible radio transmissions from an extraterrestrial civilization
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Digging Through Kepler Data Turns Up a Near Twin of Jupiter
Marsquakes are Caused by Shifting Magma
BluShift Aerospace Tests MAREVL Engine, Eyes Move to Kennedy Space Center
With the first test of its MAREVL Engine complete, Maine's space launch startup bluShift Aerospace looks to expand operations.
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Cultured Meat Could Keep Astronauts fed in Space
The ESA is investigating lab-grown meat as a possible application of feeding astronauts on long-duration missions away from Earth.
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What a Feat! Ingenuity Photographed From Space
Hubble Has Been Watching This Planet Form for 13 Years
Lasers Recreate the Conditions Inside Galaxy Clusters
According to Perseverance, Mars is Quiet... too Quiet
Primordial Helium, Left Over From the Big Bang, is Leaking Out of the Earth
The Milky Way has an Inner Ring, Just Outside the Core
Combining data from the APOGEE survey and the Gaia Observatory with sophisticated models, a team of scientists has found a new ring structure in the Milky Way!
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