Here's how globular clusters might help us understand how galaxies originate though NGC 5128. Astronomers discovered a previously unknown number of potential globular clusters that may be identified and utilized as "fossil proof" of the galaxy's turbulent history.
With the discovery of 2 supermassive black holes near the galaxy we are expecting a ‘titanic collision.’ Discover how the pair moves to shake space and time.
Astronomers recently discovered the source of an extremely fast radio burst that appears similar to the one observed over a thousand years ago. Read the article to learn more about it.
Researchers studied 600,000 stars to know how they were formed and merged into the Milky Way? Check out how the researchers identify the old and young stars.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will explore the Milky Way's strangely flashing entity at its core that changes it pattern of light every hour. Check it out!
In fresh photos from the European Southern Observatory (ESO), a supermassive black hole hidden by a cloud of cosmic dust was discovered in the heart of an active galaxy.
NASA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a pair of interacting galaxies known as Arp 282. NASA's Hubble Space Telescope discovered an unusual picture of two galaxies seeming to 'dance' with one another in an interaction called Arp 282.
A research team from Australia recently spent seven hours listening in search of signs of extraterrestrial life or civilization but they did not discover anything. Discovering such signs coming from things such as industry and street lights would offer proof of the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life in the Milky Way.
UC Riverside discussed how MAGAZ3NE J095924+022537 protocluster had dead galaxy members. The University of California - Riverside led the discovery of the unique cosmic cluster of numerous young galaxies.
Nearly 1,000 mystery strands mysteriously dangling in space have been discovered in an astonishing new telescopic image of the Milky Way galaxy's tumultuous center.
Scientists used ESA's Gaia satellite to find the largest structure in the Milky Way, a hydrogen filament, which they called Maggie after the longest river in Colombia, the Rio Magdalena.
The capacity of cosmic rays to travel out of the places during star formation and beyond the disk, according to astronomers, is a fundamental attribute limiting their effect.