Soar through the Pillars of Creation with NASA’s stunning new video
The Pillars of Creation, a series of elongated clouds teeming with star formation, have intrigued researchers and wowed the public
Did we find signs of life on K2-18 b?
Welcome to the Astronomy.com roundtable where our editors help explain (and sometimes debate) hot topics. This week, Astronomy’s Dave Eicher,
In a first, JWST captures ultra-detailed image of aligned jets in the Serpens Nebula
Within the Serpens Nebula, found 1,300 light-years from Earth, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has spotted the jets of
Researchers say Earth’s crust is filled with a self-healing material that can power, protect the guts of spacecraft
The space environment is harsh and full of extreme radiation. Scientists designing spacecraft and satellites need materials that can withstand these
‘It’s going to be awesome’: How the Vera C. Rubin Observatory will survey space and time
When the Vera C. Rubin Observatory comes online, perhaps at full bore in 2025, this powerful and unique survey telescope,
The Hamburger’s tail
N Sergey Trudolyubov from Los Alamos, New Mexico NGC 3628 — sometimes called the Hamburger Galaxy — is perhaps best
The Eagle and the Omega: This Week in Astronomy with Dave Eicher
This week, Dave’s breaking down another pair of deep-sky objects that are situated nicely in the evening sky right now:
Could Psyche be the core of the planetesimal that struck Earth and formed the Moon?
Could Psyche be the core of the planetesimal body that struck Earth and resulted in the formation of the Moon?
Unusual glimpse of Cosmic Gems could be a breakthrough for astronomers
Several compact clusters of stars that formed near the Big Bang could provide a key insight into a little-understood time
20 of the best places to view the 2045 total solar eclipse
The total solar eclipse set to occur August 12, 2045, will dazzle everyone who views it. And with a maximum