Reliable news for an expanding universe
For the first time, astronomers have discovered a planet that survived the death throes of its star.
When the universe was half its current age, the merger may have produced the first known intermediate-sized black hole.
Photographers and scientists capture breathtaking images of NEOWISE as it made its world tour.
A month’s worth of cool science stories, summed up.
Scientists argue that Deimos’ tilted orbit owes to a Martian ring that disintegrated billions of years ago.
Bacteria and yeast can survive under hydrogen in the lab, which may mean more planets could support extraterrestrial life.
It’s one of NASA’s longest-living and most valuable telescopes, sending back amazing space images to Earth for decades.
Puzzling planets with the apparent density of cotton candy probably have rings, according to a new study.
The space agency’s InSight lander has detected hundreds of marsquakes since arriving on the red planet about 15 months ago.
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