Universe Today (Page 307)

Russia's new Module Kicks the Station out of Position, Causes a Delay for Starliner

By Matthew Williams - August 06, 2021 12:52 PM UTC | Space Exploration

The new Russian module temporarily kicked the ISS out of position, causing a delay for Boeing's Starliner mission.

The Tears of the Hero: Get Ready for the 2021 Perseid Meteors

By David Dickinson - August 06, 2021 08:44 AM UTC | Observing

A sure-fire summer shower, the Perseid meteors are set to put on a spectacular show this year.

Astronomy and Geophysics is Rife With Bullying and Harassment

By Matthew Williams - August 05, 2021 02:39 PM UTC | Site News

A new survey conducted by the Royal Astronomical Society has shown that the fields of astronomy and geophysics also suffer from a culture of bullying and harassment

Two Spacecraft are Flying Past Venus, Just 33 Hours Apart

By Andy Tomaswick - August 05, 2021 09:27 AM UTC | Planetary Science

Shadows on the Moon Could be Hiding Water, Even in the Daytime

By Andy Tomaswick - August 05, 2021 08:52 AM UTC | Planetary Science

Astronomers Find a Huge Planet Orbiting its Star at 6,000 Times the Earth-Sun Distance

By Andy Tomaswick - August 04, 2021 11:18 AM UTC | Exoplanets

Scientists Figure out how the Asteroid Belt Attacked the Dinosaurs

By Andy Tomaswick - August 04, 2021 10:36 AM UTC | Planetary Science

NASA is Going Ahead With a Hopping Lander to Explore the Lunar Surface

By Andy Tomaswick - August 03, 2021 10:53 AM UTC | Space Exploration

Two Bizarre red Asteroids Somehow Migrated From the Kuiper Belt all the way to the Main Asteroid Belt

By Andy Tomaswick - August 03, 2021 10:22 AM UTC | Planetary Science

NASA Chooses Falcon Heavy Over SLS to Launch Europa Clipper, Saving About $2 Billion

By Andy Tomaswick - August 02, 2021 09:17 AM UTC | Space Policy

A Black Hole Emitted a Flare Away From us, but its Intense Gravity Redirected the Blast Back in our Direction

By Matthew Williams - August 01, 2021 01:26 PM UTC | Black Holes

Using the XMM-Newton and NuSTAR X-ray telescopes, an international team of scientists were able to see light coming from behind a black hole for the first time!

Lightweight Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Fuel Tanks Pass a Critical Test, and Could Knock a lot of Weight off a Rocket's dry Mass

By Andy Tomaswick - July 31, 2021 11:01 PM UTC | Space Exploration

InSight has Mapped out the Interior of Mars, Revealing the Sizes of its Crust, Mantle, and Core

By Matthew Williams - July 30, 2021 03:16 PM UTC | Planetary Science

In a series of newly-published papers, NASA scientists have shown how InSight's seismic data allowed them to measure the structure and thickness of Mars' interior.

Russia's new Module Kicks the Station out of Position, Causes a Delay for Starliner

The Tears of the Hero: Get Ready for the 2021 Perseid Meteors

Astronomy and Geophysics is Rife With Bullying and Harassment

Two Spacecraft are Flying Past Venus, Just 33 Hours Apart

Shadows on the Moon Could be Hiding Water, Even in the Daytime

Astronomers Find a Huge Planet Orbiting its Star at 6,000 Times the Earth-Sun Distance

Scientists Figure out how the Asteroid Belt Attacked the Dinosaurs

NASA is Going Ahead With a Hopping Lander to Explore the Lunar Surface

Two Bizarre red Asteroids Somehow Migrated From the Kuiper Belt all the way to the Main Asteroid Belt

NASA Chooses Falcon Heavy Over SLS to Launch Europa Clipper, Saving About $2 Billion

A Black Hole Emitted a Flare Away From us, but its Intense Gravity Redirected the Blast Back in our Direction

Lightweight Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Fuel Tanks Pass a Critical Test, and Could Knock a lot of Weight off a Rocket's dry Mass

InSight has Mapped out the Interior of Mars, Revealing the Sizes of its Crust, Mantle, and Core

Bad News. Those Underground Lakes on Mars? They're Probably Just Frozen Clay

Starliner Will try Again on August 3 After ISS "Emergency"

The Event Horizon Telescope Zooms in on Another Supermassive Black Hole

Strange Intersecting Sand Dunes on Mars

Blue Origin Offers a $2 Billion Discount to get Back in the Lunar Lander Game

Searching for Dark Matter Inside the Earth

A New Plan to Search for Extraterrestrial Artifacts at Earth and Across the Solar System