Universe Today
Finally! We've got a comet that's visible to the unaided eye. Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE
A Giant Galaxy Seen Lighting Up the Universe Shortly After the Big Bang
The discovery of a bright galaxy that existed 13 billion years ago is shedding light on a period known
own as the "Cosmic Dark Ages."
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That Strange Gel-Like Material Discovered by China's Lunar Rover? It's Just Rock
Scientists Have Developed a Way to Make Human Skin More Protected from Space Radiation
Languages Will Change Significantly on Interstellar Flights
A pair of linguists recently did a study, which appeared in an ESA-associated journal, that discusses how interstellar travel could lead to changes in our language.
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Although InSight's Mole is Completely Buried, it Might be Stuck Again
What Telescope Will Be Needed to See the First Stars in the Universe? The Ultimately Large Telescope
Detecting the Neutrinos From a Supernova That's About to Explode
Dawn Patrol: Jupiter and Saturn at Opposition 2020
Missing the planets in the first half of 2020? That's all about to change, as the gas giants Jupiter and Saturn reach opposition in rapid succession this month, heralding a return to the dusk sky.
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A Tabletop-sized Experiment Could Help in the Search for Dark Matter
Electron Rocket's 13th Launch Failed, Destroying its Satellite Payload
In what would have been the 12th successful launch of their Electron rocket, Rocket Lab
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The Corona Australis Molecular Cloud. Normally this Looks Like a Dark Blob in the Sky. But in Infrared, it Looks Like This.
The Moon Might Be More Metal-Rich Than We Thought
Amateur Astronomers Find a Brand New Storm on Jupiter
Amateur astronomers have discovered a new storm near the Great Red Spot.
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Betelgeuse Probably Dimmed Because of Enormous Starspots
NGC 2275: An Absolute Unit of Galactic Flocculence
China's Mars Rover Launches in Late July
There's a Black Hole With 34 Billion Times the Mass of the Sun, Eating Roughly a Star Every Day
Astronomers See Through the Milky Way's Dust to Track Where Radiation is Coming From at the Center of the Galaxy
Breakthrough Listen Releases its one-of-Everything "Exotica" Catalog
Breakthrough Listen, the largest SETI effort ever mounted, just released a list of over 700 objects that could be of interest to people looking for aliens!
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