Universe Today
Black Hole Seen Blasting Out Jets at Close to the Speed of Light
Huge Stars Can Destroy Nearby Planetary Disks
Rare "Ring Galaxy" Seen in the Early Universe
Astronomers have discovered a collisional ring galaxy that existed when the Universe was just 3 billion years old, a find which could have implications for our theories on galactic evolution.
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NASA and SpaceX Make History with Successful Crew Dragon Launch!
NASA and SpaceX made history today with the launch of second demonstration flight of the Crew Dragon (Demo-2), which signalled the restoration of the US' domestic launch capability!
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Maybe the Elusive Planet 9 Doesn't Exist After All
SN4, We Hardly Knew You. Another Starship Prototype Lost!
SpaceX suffered yet another setback when their SN4 prototype exploded into a fireball during a static fire test of its single Raptor engine.
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Due to Weather Delay, NASA & SpaceX Push Historic Launch to Saturday
This Saturday, NASA and SpaceX will make their second attempt to send astronauts to the ISS from US soil for the first time since 2011!
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Mars Doesn't Have Much of a Magnetosphere, But Here's a Map
A New Kind of Supernova Explosion has been Discovered: Fast Blue Optical Transients
How to Make the Food and Water Mars-Bound Astronauts Will Need for Their Mission
New technologies are being developed that will ensure astronauts have plenty of drinking water and food wherever resupply missions are not readily available
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Powerful Telescope Confirms There's an Earth-Sized World Orbiting Proxima Centauri
There is an Earth-sized planet only four light years from Earth. Whether it has life is yet to be known.
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On Mars, mud flows like lava
This Rocket Engine's Thrust Chamber was 3D-printed and Only has Three Parts
At cosmic distances, even the speed of light is really slow
Weekly Space Hangout: May 27, 2020 — News Roundup
Extremely Hot Exoplanets Can Have Extreme Weather, Like Clouds of Aluminum Oxide and Titanium Rain
What Are Some Clues to the Climates of Exoplanets?
Researchers from the Carl Sagan Institute have created a new model for assessing the habitability of exoplanets that orbit different types of stars
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The Solar System Might Not Exist if There Wasn't a Huge Galactic Collision with the Milky Way Billions of Years Ago
A Massive Rotating Disc Discovered in the Early Universe
This Dwarf Galaxy is all by Itself
