Universe Today
Astronomers Find a Blinking Star Near the Center of the Milky Way
Apollo 17 Astronauts Brought Home Samples From the Oldest Impact Crater on the Moon
A New Technique for "Seeing" Exoplanet Surfaces Based on the Content of their Atmospheres
A new study takes a look at how the presence of a surface can affect an exoplanets atmosphere, giving astrobiologists a way to study exoplanet surfaces without having to "see" them directly.
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The Lunar Lantern Could be a Beacon for Humanity on the Moon
The Lunar Lantern, an intriguing concept for establishing a human presence on the Moon, is currently being featured at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition.
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The Largest Rotating Objects in the Universe: Galactic Filaments Hundreds of Millions of Light-Years Long
Catch New Galactic Nova Herculis 2021 in Hercules the Hero
Now's the time to catch Nova Herculis 2021, before it fades from view.
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Black Holes don't Just Destroy, They Also Help With Star Formation
Black holes destroy stars, but their powerful jets can also clear the way for new stars to form.
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CHIME Detected Over 500 Fast Radio Burst in its First Year, Providing new Clues to What's Causing Them
The CHIME radio observatory detected over 500 Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) during its first year in operation, the study of which is yielding valuable insight into our Universe.
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NASA has Approved a Space Telescope That Will Scan the Skies for Dangerous Near-Earth Asteroids
Rare Triple Galaxy Merger With at Least Two Supermassive Black Holes
Iridescent Clouds on Mars Seen by Curiosity
Blue Origin Auction Ends With a Closing Bid of $28 million
Blue Origin's auction for a seat aboard the New Shepard's inaugural spaceflight has now closed, with a winning bid of $28 million!
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Astronomers Have Found the Perfect Exoplanet to Study Another World's Atmosphere
Asteroid 16 Psyche Might Not be a Solid Chunk of Metal After All, but Another Rubble Pile
It's Time for Perseverance to get to Work
What's the Connection Between the Chemistry of a Star and the Formation of its Planets?
How To Search the Chemical Makeup of Exoplanet Atmospheres for Hints at Their History
Relativity Space Gets a Huge Investment to Take on SpaceX With Reusable Rockets
Relativity Space, a recent to the commercial space sector, is primed to become one of SpaceX and Blue Origin's toughest competitors!
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ESA is Joining NASA With Their own Mission to Venus
What Mission Could Detect Oceans at Uranus' Moons?
