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A "sea" of clouds from our neighbouring stars and the giant planets’ orbital resonance could explain how it was formed.
A newly conducted in-depth cosmic census has revealed that star-forming molecular clouds come in an array of shapes and sizes.
The study found magnetic phenomena in the center of the Milky Way that resemble those in our solar system
It will provide information about the Moon's composition, ice shell, ionosphere and magnetosphere.
We haven't been there in a while.
The Dark Energy Survey has delivered its first results providing one of the most detailed pictures of the Universe ever created.
The rover will study the topography, geology and atmosphere of the red planet
Aliens may very well be out there somewhere -- but in many cases, what people are seeing are just lights from satellites.
The cute water bears could give scientists hints as to whether or not life can survive interplanetary travel on meteorites.
China is the only country after the U.S. to successfully land a rover on Mars.
Astronomers have discovered iron and nickel vapour in the atmospheres of comets distant from the Sun and surrounding the interstellar visitor 2I/Borisov.
After the first return flights, now it's time to start exploring Mars!
Until we can put a person on Saturn to check, we can't confirm these findings.
Um, oopsie?
After completing its fourth flight, Ingenuity is now looking to an even more ambitious mission.
Space is getting more and more crowded.
From this vantage point, the ISS looks like a X-Wing fighter from Star Wars.
NASA's new Mars rover is marking one milestone after the other, paving the way for human exploration of Mars.
Russia will likely dedicate efforts to the new partnership with China.
It's got all space enthusiasts giddy -- and for good reason.
Mars is not as quiet as we thought.
A pair of quasars closer together than any others previously observed could help researchers understand supermassive black hole binaries.
Forget about killer asteroids for a second. Most of the extraterrestrial matter on Earth is invisible to the naked eye.
Some headline formats never get old.
This one-of-a-kind satellite can see through dense clouds and operate at night.
The study of the untainted interstellar comet 2I/Borisov has allowed astronomers to compare material found in our solar system to that belonging to other planetary systems.
The subdued, mysterious, and longing tunes sound very appropriate for outer space.
Ingenuity will have 30 days to operate before Perseverance gets back on it mission
A new image of M87's black hole in polarized light gives us a spectacular view of the powerful spacetime event.
It's not meant to remove what's already there, but to stop new trash from piling up.
They swooshed from the Sun, but they left a track behind.
Astronomers have measured Jupiter's Stratospheric Winds for the First Time.
A new sky survey has managed to identify around 25,000 radio sources -- mainly supermassive black holes.
Not being tectonically active has its drawbacks.
If you like volcanoes, Earth isn’t a bad place to live on. After all, our planet is quite geologically active, and that also translates into a respectable level of volcanism. But when it comes to having a variety of flavors, the Earth can be a bit lacking. A new paper, however, comes to estimate what […]
Space: the final petri dish.
It's almost ready for launch!
Milkomeda is really happening -- #couplegoals.
It's similar to how these clouds form on Earth only on a massive scale.
Using the Hubble Space Telescope astronomers have spotted GJ 1132 b, an extraordinary exoplanet where volcanic activity 'grew' an atmosphere.
A backup plan in case we screw up this planet for good.
It's so ancient it could help us understand the building blocks of planets.
Its source is a radio loud quasar blasting out jets when the universe was still in its infancy.
The trek is a few dozen kilometers long.
This unique type of space weather could have important consequences for GPS systems.
A newly discovered transiting exoplanet close to the solar system could be a prime target for atmospheric investigations, including the search for signs of life.
Maybe it was jumping for joy?
Warp drives aren't such a crazy idea after all.
One Falcon 9 rocket that was shuttling Starlink satellites into orbit for SpaceX has encountered problems before launch on Sunday night. The launch was aborted just 90 seconds away from taking off. The veteran rocket was scheduled to take 60 new Starlink satellites to orbit, helping the company establish its fleet of internet-providing orbiters. Still, […]
We don't know what split them up, but one is crashing while the other is slowly inching away.
