Universe Today
This is What the Sun Looked Like for Every Day in 2020
According to the Math, it's Highly Unlikely That an Intelligent Civilization is Located at Alpha Centauri
In a new study, a pair of Harvard astrophysicists did the math on whether or not BLC1 is an extraterrestrial signal - and the results are not good!
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SLS Hot Fire Test Should Have Lasted 8 Minutes, Not 1
NASA accomplished a major milestone today when it conducted a Hot Fire Test of the SLS Core Stage, firing all four of its engines at once.
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The UK is Considering Nuclear Propulsion in Space
The UK Space Agency recently contracted with the British Rolls Royce company to research nuclear propulsion, which could allow for all kinds of deep-space missions!
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James Webb Unfolds Sunshield
Thanks to Perseverance, We're Finally Going to Hear What Mars Sounds Like
NASA Has Given Up on Trying to Deploy InSight's Mole
Mars is Still an Active World. Here's a Landslide in Nili Fossae
A image released by the MRO mission shows a landslide near the location where the Perseverance rover will land, illustrating how Mars is still a active world.
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Astronomers see a Hint of the Gravitational Wave Background to the Universe
Astronomers have found evidence of faint gravitational waves using an array of pulsars in our galaxy.
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The Roman Space Telescope's Version of the Hubble Deep Field Will Cover a 100x Larger Area of the Sky
With Funding From Jeff Bezos, MethaneSAT Picks Elon Musk's SpaceX for 2022 Launch
Gateway Foundation Gives a Detailed Update on its Voyager Station Concept
The Gateway Foundation just released a video update for their Voyager Class space station, and announced that big news is coming in a f
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Since There's no Up or Down in Space, How do our Brains Deal With This?
Will Solar Cycle 25 Dazzle or Fizzle in 2021?
A new study suggests that Solar Cycle 25 may be more powerful than previously predicted.
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Astronomers can use Pulsars to Measure Tiny Changes of Acceleration Within the Milky Way, Scanning Internally for Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Dark matter within our galaxy is difficult to map, but a team of astronomers has used pulsars to measure its gravitational pull.
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With its New Extension, Juno is Going to be Visiting Jupiter's Moons
A Robot Made of Ice Could Adapt and Repair Itself on Other Worlds
Astronomers see Swirling Weather on the Closest Brown Dwarf
The Mystery of Sunquakes is Deep; One Million Meters Deep!
SpaceX's Next Idea: to Catch Super Heavy Boosters With the Launch Tower
A new animation shows how SpaceX will "catch" the first stage boosters of their Starship, allowing for faster turnaround and more flights to space.
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