Articles by Ramin Skibba

Errors in models used to interpret gravitational wave signals could misleadingly suggest deviations from relativity, a new study warns.

The lunar surface offers advantages for infrared and radio astronomy, despite the challenges.

Multiple researchers suggest that dead magnetic stars have likely been behind the rare, intense bursts of radio waves that began in 2007.

Astrophysicists can now piece together the moon's past, including the role of its fleeting magnetic field.

Scientists argue that Deimos’ tilted orbit owes to a Martian ring that disintegrated billions of years ago.

Puzzling planets with the apparent density of cotton candy probably have rings, according to a new study.

Researchers examined some of the oldest rocks in western Greenland to probe the beginnings of today’s continents.

Some scientists have been poking at the foundations of dark energy, but many say the concept remains on solid, if mysterious, ground.

Refined instruments reduce noise at the quantum level, allowing for discoveries of more distant gravitational waves.

The SETI Institute leads the hunt for extraterrestrials, which has entered a new phase with myriad planets to focus on.

Researchers in Antarctica turned up a large amount of a form of iron likely forged in nearby supernova explosions.

While plenty of apocalypses occur in science fiction, the risks could be shown more realistically, experts argue.