At the edge of the Solar System, New Horizons has taken new light measurements of the cosmos to get a sense of its total population.
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Researchers from CERN's ALICE Collaboration have come up with a new way to search for Dark Matter: look for anti-helium-3 particles!
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NASA just conducted a hot fire test of the refurbished RS-25 engines that will take astronauts back to the Moon!
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New research by the SETI Institute and Breakthrough Listen scanned twelve planets for signs of radio signals when they passed in front of their stars.
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NASA has released the preliminary analysis of the DART mission's impact (literally) on Dimorphos!
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Using data from the JWST, an international team of astronomers have made the first observations of stars in quasars that existed 1 billion years after the Big Bang.
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Using data from Hubble and Spitzer, an international team has discovered two new waterworlds in one system.
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A new study shows how gravitational wave observatories could be used to search for technosignatures throughout the galaxy
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A new study demonstrates how the Mexico (Aztecs) kept track of solar cycles to guide their agricultural practices
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A new proposal for an interstellar mission shows how a solar sail could use the same technique birds do to pick up speed.
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A new study looks at the practicality of living in a common near-Earth asteroid
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Astronomers have learned a planetary nebula had a much more complex origin than originally thought.
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Using the SPHERE instrument on the ESO's Very Large Telescope, a team of astronomers observed how interaction between disks affects the evolution of planetaary systems.
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The Artemis I mission has splashed down, ending its mission and validating the technology that will take astronauts back to the Moon.
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