Tag: astronomy

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has detected over 11,000 previously unknown asteroids, enhancing the catalog of small solar system bodies.

Astronomers find that a third of millisecond pulsars emit radio waves from multiple magnetospheric regions, challenging decades-old assumptions.

NASA’s IXPE telescope has captured a new detailed image of SN 185, the oldest recorded supernova remnant dating back to 185 AD.

ESA releases the most comprehensive images of Saturn to date, combining infrared and visible data from Hubble and James Webb telescopes.

Researchers employ AI to analyze TESS data, revealing new exoplanet candidates formerly hidden in stellar brightness records.

Astronomers warn that plans for thousands of satellites and orbital mirrors threaten the future of space observation.

Recent observations have revealed 15 previously unknown moons orbiting Jupiter and Saturn, expanding the known satellite count in our Solar System.

The LOFAR radio telescope’s latest survey mapped 88% of the northern sky, revealing 13.7 million previously undetected objects.

NASA uses the SPARCS space telescope to analyze stellar activity that may threaten life on planets orbiting low-mass stars.

A new telescope with 1,140 Canon telephoto lenses will enable the first large-scale mapping of the cosmic web from Chile.

Research backed by ESA’s Gaia mission shows that the Sun and thousands of similar stars formed close to the center of our galaxy.

Researchers reveal the Milky Way and nearby galaxies lie within a massive, pancake-shaped layer of dark matter.

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