Stunning new photos of Jupiter’s hellish moon detached from Earth’s surface: ScienceAlert
The Large Binocular Telescope (LBT), located on Mount Graham in Arizona and operated by the University of Arizona, is part […]
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Exotic black holes may be a byproduct of dark matter
Credit: Image generated by AI For every kilogram of matter we can see—from the computer on your desk to the
NASA exoplanet hunter finds ‘strange’ world surviving relentless bombardment of star – it’s called Phoenix
A strange planet discovered by NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Satellite (TESS) has baffled astronomers. Despite being relentlessly bombarded with radiation from
The last big collision of the Milky Way was surprisingly the last
Visualizing a ‘wrinkled’ halo of stars around the Milky Way. Credit: Halo stars: ESA/Gaia/DPAC, T Donlon et al. 2024; Milky
A mysterious object waits almost an hour between radio bursts
Larger / A slowly rotating neutron star is still our best guess as to the source of the mysterious signals.
Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are rising “faster than ever” beyond anything humans have ever experienced, officials say
One of the main drivers of extreme heat Construction within Earth’s atmosphere has reached levels beyond anything humans have ever
JWST is rewriting astronomy textbooks
When the James Webb Space Telescope launched in late 2021, we expected stunning images and enlightening scientific results. So far,
Scientists probed the sun’s heartbeat – and found something remarkable
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In the Far Arctic, Giant ‘Invisible’ Life Forms Hidden in the Greenland Ice Sheet Discovered
Scientists have made an unexpected discovery in the Arctic ice sheet north of Greenland. As the frozen environment awakens in
A strange intermittent radio signal from space has puzzled astronomers
The ASKAP radio telescope detects polarized radio signals across the sky. Credit: ASKAP When astronomers point our radio telescopes out