Deep Blue Aerospace, a Chinese company, plans to launch suborbital space tourism in 2027, offering customers a multi-sensory experience of the universe for approximately $210,000 per ticket.
Astronomers have discovered the first "black hole triple" system, with a black hole feeding on a companion star while being orbited by a more distant star.
NASA has revealed full-scale prototypes of six telescopes, including a mock-up of the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA), designed to study tiny fluctuations in the universe and potentially uncover groundbreaking insights.
SpaceX successfully launched 20 satellites for Eutelsat OneWeb, enhancing its satellite network and marking a significant step in the competition for global internet coverage.
Astronomers have discovered that what was originally identified as a single brown dwarf in 1995 is actually two brown dwarfs orbiting closely together around a small star.
Meteorites that land on Earth have been linked to their parent bodies in space, with new studies confirming the origins of over 90% of these celestial rocks.
Two distant comets, Tsuchinshan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3) and another icy body, are set to pass by Earth in the days leading up to Halloween, providing a celestial spectacle for stargazers.
The cosmos is a place of constant motion, where every particle, planet, and galaxy is on the move. However, Nam Kim, CEO, and inventor at Artificial Consciousness Technology, Inc., presents a theory that challenges understanding this motion. According to his "One Believing Theory," everything in the universe is moving at the speed of light, yet it is decelerating—a process that profoundly affects time, space, and mass.
Scientists have discovered a small asteroid, 2024 PT5, which was recently pulled closer to Earth's orbit by gravity, sparking interest from NASA for further tracking.