Medicine & TechnologyThe three baby stars at the heart of the Milky Way galaxy were found to be unusually young and to have odd chemical compositions. Read to learn more.
Scientists explore Earth's slim chance of rescue by a passing star and predict the Solar System's evolution over 4.5 billion years. Read the article for more details.
Halley's comet, which is arguably the most famous comet, will start its journey back when it reaches its farthest point from the Sun. Read to learn more.
James Webb Telescope finds 'monster' galaxy with eerie face, challenging assumptions about star nurseries' frequency, indicating more common occurrences. Continue reading to learn more.
Astronomers create a catalog of 294 gamma-ray pulsars from Fermi Telescope data, marking a 27-fold increase since 2008. Check out more details in this article.
The centaur minor planet, stuck between Saturn and Uranus, unveils mysteries with its transforming icy dust disk in unprecedented observations. Read the article to learn more.
Former ESA astronaut Philippe Perrin reflects on three spacewalks during his mission to the International Space Station, sharing distinct memories as ISS turns 25. Read the article for more details.
ESA announced a mid-2024 debut launch for Ariane-6, Europe's upcoming heavy-lift rocket, after the successful tests in Kourou, French Guiana. Read the article for more details.
Findings of a new study on Ryugu samples argue that nitrogen transport to a near-Earth region could be due to micrometeorites from celestial bodies of ice beyond the solar system. Read to learn more.
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) were able to find, through Zhurong Rover's data, that several odd polygons were present roughly 35 feet below the surface of Mars. Read to learn more.
South Korea's SpaceX-launched spy satellite intensifies peninsula space race with North, countering Pyongyang's recent satellite success after earlier failures. Continue reading for more details.