The first samples taken by NASA from an asteroid deep in space reached Earth safely, marking a historic first for the United States. Morning hours at the U.S. Army's Dugway Proving Ground in the arid Utah desert [more…]
On September 14, engineers at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, hot-fired a sub-24-inch solid rocket engine for the first time. conducted at Marshall's East Test Range and tested 82,000 [more…]
The Artemis Agreements, which set out a concrete set of principles for international cooperation in space research among the states participating in NASA's Artemis program, were signed by 29 countries, including Germany. Germany, Artemis Accords [more…]
The great dispute over the rate of expansion of the universe deepens with the James Webb Space Telescope. The Hubble tension is a unique conundrum that is the subject of one of the greatest and most contentious cosmic debates of our time. This [more…]
HawkEye 360's CEO says the business has reached a "turning point" on its path to profitability, thanks to a recent investment round and growing demand for radio-frequency geolocation capabilities. [more…]
Astronomer Carl Sagan, best known as the creator and host of the original Cosmos television series, was a consummate science communicator. Sagan, who was also a prolific writer, published The Demon-Haunted World. [more…]
A brand new satellite was launched from Earth on September 6 with the aim of informing us about the dynamics of hot plasma flows in the universe. The X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) satellite, launched from the Tanegashima Space Center in Japan, detects galaxy clusters. [more…]
The binding energy and lifetime of hypertriton, a particle that can shed light on the structure of neutron stars, were determined by researchers. The Higgs boson, created by colliding high-energy protons, was discovered at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in 2012. [more…]
South Africa has officially joined the Chinese-led ILRS moon base construction project. International Lunar Research Station Collaboration (ILRS) between the China National Space Administration (CNSA) and the South African National Space Agency (SANSA) [more…]
A group of academics from various universities in China and the University of Cordoba were able to publish the findings of the study in the journal Nature Astronomy after performing a rigorous statistical analysis on nearly a million galaxies. Researchers believe that cosmological distance [more…]
The head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos advocated for Russia to continue participating in the race to the Moon on Monday, a day after announcing the crash of the spacecraft. Yuri Borisov said in a televised interview “Moon program [more…]
This Hubble Space Telescope image of the lenticular galaxy NGC 6684 is dimly illuminated. Photographed by Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys, this galaxy is about 44 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Pavo. [more…]
The vast majority of comets we can see in the sky are products of our solar system. They may have developed far inside the Oort cloud, and for some this may be their first entry into the solar system, but clearly within the Sun. [more…]
For astronomers, the only thing better than new data is more new data. And it seems that data collection is at its peak right now. Several new aerospaces such as Gaia, TESS and Swift [more…]
The stunning images made available to the public from the infrared telescope's raw filter data are produced, as described by an astronomer and image colorist. It is the first time the world has photographed the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in a year. [more…]
As a gravitational wave passes near a galaxy, its course can change, resulting in a variety of signals that can be used by next-generation detectors to measure the expansion of the Universe. The Hubble constant, which describes the cosmic expansion rate, [more…]
When history shows 1967, Vera Rubin and Kent Ford appear on the scene. Astronomers Vera Rubin and Kent Ford manage to measure the orbital velocities of galactic stars in the nearby Triangulum and Andromeda Galaxies. In December 1973, when Vera Rubin and [more…]
The first neutrino image of the Milky Way was created using the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. Four perspectives of our galaxy. The first three are produced by light waves of various frequencies (gamma rays, optical and radio waves). First map of the Milky Way in neutrinos [more…]
Anyone who has watched the Star Wars movie series knows. Anakin Skywalker appears in front of the audience as the main character. The character, who first appeared with a white image, later became a character named Darth Vader. [more…]
Early next month, the Euclid space telescope will launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, and will then embark on a unique mission to study 1 billion galaxies and answer perhaps cosmology's greatest enigma. [more…]
Two ultraviolet photographs taken by NASA's MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN) spacecraft at various locations along our neighboring planet's orbit around the Sun offer breathtaking views of Mars. Scientists to the planet [more…]
According to the simulations, gravitational wave signals from a dying star can be captured. The turbulent jets of particles released when a massive star falls into a black hole are an asymmetrical wave that emits gravitational waves from layers of stellar matter. [more…]
The competition to name extrasolar planets and their stars has concluded. The winners are listed below. Usually, searches that find a star or planet name it with a number or a letter. However, general [more…]
Microwave measurements provide a window into the atmospheric processes of this strange seventh planet. Uranus doesn't look like much when compared to Jupiter's irregular, turbulent surface and Saturn's beautiful lines and unique rings. of Voyager 2 [more…]
Hopes of finding alien microbes have risen with the discovery of an essential component for life on one of Saturn's moons. Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus has it all. At the same time, ongoing geological processes have complicated the icy surface. [more…]
Potentially observable radio bursts in the 10-20 gigahertz band could be a warning of the gruesome collapse of a neutron star. Electrons accelerate so fast that the strong magnetic field surrounding the poles of a fast-spinning neutron star [more…]
About 12 million objects, including a quasar about 2 billion years old, can be found in the first data collected by the Dark Energy Spectroscopy Tool. Within a year, the group made its first findings on cosmology. [more…]
In the future, orbiting gravitational wave detectors could study the physics of the accretion disk surrounding large black holes. Planets, stars, and black holes are just a few of the celestial bodies that formed and evolved as a result of accretion disks. [more…]
Recent images taken by the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, the world's largest and most powerful ground-based solar telescope, continue to showcase the spectacular power of our Sun. One of Inouye's first generation vehicles [more…]
Researchers have detected that there are complex organic molecules in the galaxy, 12 billion light years away from Earth. This distance took its place in the records as the farthest of those detected so far. This new study [more…]
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