Scientists Knew What Would Eventually Destroy the Earth. Now, There’s Hope: A Tiny Dot Next to a White Dwarf Star
SpaceIf the Sun becomes a red giant, the future of humanity is sealed—or so the experts believed.
Read more »If the Sun becomes a red giant, the future of humanity is sealed—or so the experts believed.
Read more »This type of eclipse occurs when approaches the part of its orbit that is farthest from Earth.
Read more »We may not have found the solar system’s ninth planet because it doesn’t exist.
Read more »The partial lunar eclipse will coincide with a Supermoon and the Harvest Moon, creating a celestial trifecta that experts say is “quite rare.”
Read more »The first galaxies in the universe seemed to be more massive than we expected.
Read more »A few days ago, NASA released the first images of a newly discovered asteroid, 2024 JV33.
Read more »A new meteor shower, the Dimorphids, could reach Earth in roughly 30 years.
Read more »Astronomers were once sure of the Andromeda-Milky Way collision, but a new study cast doubt on that.
Read more »The researchers published their findings in Nature after more than 20 years of scientific data collected by the Event Horizon Telescope.
Read more »Situations as complex as making the Red Planet habitable require extraordinary measures. This is undoubtedly one of them.
Read more »The James Webb Space Telescope has pierced through the cosmic dust of Messier 106, one of the most active nearby galaxies.
Read more »Researchers are working to understand what’s happening with the stellar body known as CWISE J1249+3621 and how it achieved such high speed.
Read more »High temperatures of 1,600 degrees Fahrenheit and speeds of 5,000 mph make this the “hot Jupiter” nearest to Earth.
Read more »In December 2019, a previously unremarkable, distant galaxy began to glow brightly. Astronomers now understand why.
Read more »The James Webb Space Telescope has once again surprised astronomers with the depth of its observations.
Read more »Some of the night sky’s most prominent constellations appear in the summertime.
Read more »Our universe has an expiration date. But how will it end?
Read more »Three galaxies that formed less than 600 million years after the Big Bang tell the story of the first light of the cosmos.
Read more »With the naked eye, we should be able to see the C/2023 A3 comet as bright as ever.
Read more »Comet C/2023 A3 has spent tens of thousands of years traveling through the solar system.
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