Universe Today
Does Mercury Have a big Iron Core Because it's so Close to the Sun's Magnetic Field?
Richard Branson will fly on SpaceShipTwo this weekend. Welcome to the New (Edge of) Space Race!
On Sunday, July 11th (weather permitting), Richard Branson will become the first billionaire to go to space, beating Jeff Bezos there by nine days!
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Satellite Images Can Help Predict When Underwater Volcanos are About to Erupt
The Earth's Atmosphere is Storing Energy Twice as Quickly as it did 15 Years ago
After British Columbia's Record-Breaking Heatwave, Here Come the Wildfires
NASA just released a series of satellite images that show the wildfires currently raging in British Columbia's interior.
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Wally Funk From the Mercury 13 Will be Joining Jeff Bezos on his Flight to the Edge of Space
Wally Funk, a pioneer in the field of aerospace and a member of the Mercury 13 program, will be accompanying Jeff Bezos to space this month!
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We Might Know why There's so Little Antimatter in the Universe
Chinese Astronauts Take Their First Spacewalk Outside the new Station
There are Probably Many More Earth-Sized Worlds Than Previously Believed
The Streetlights in an Entire County Were Swapped to LEDs. Light Pollution got Worse
Multiple Earth-Mass Rogue Planets Have Been Discovered Drifting Through the Milky Way
Cassini Saw Methane in Enceladus' Plumes. Scientists Don't Know How it Could be There Without Life
Researchers Have Taught a Drone to Recognize and Hunt Down Meteorites Autonomously
After Just 6 Weeks of Construction, Super Heavy is Built and Ready to Move
SpaceX just rolled its Super Heavy Booster prototype (B3) onto the test pad at Boca Chica, bringing the company closer to its first orbital test flight (expected later this year)
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The "Crisis in Cosmology" Might not be a Crisis After all
Our measurements of cosmic expansion might be better than we've thought. Maybe even good enough to make cosmic tension go away.
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Satellites can Track Microplastics From Space
One of the Brightest Star-Forming Regions in the Milky Way, Seen in Infrared
The Square Kilometer Array has Gotten the Official Green Light to Begin Construction
The Square Kilometer Array, the largest radio telescope ever proposed, just commenced construction in South Africa and Australia.
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Potentially More Subsurface Lakes Found on Mars
NASA is Testing out new Composite Materials for Building Lightweight Solar Sail Supports
