Tag: space-science

A distant radio galaxy with a massive bow-and-arrow structure spanning 1.8 million light-years was detected, illuminated by a central black hole jet.

NASA’s Perseverance rover has confirmed the presence of complex organic molecules in Martian rock samples from Jezero Crater.

Recent discoveries challenge the longstanding view that dark matter is essential for galaxy formation.

NASA has refurbished the Cold Atom Lab aboard the ISS, enhancing experiments with ultracold atoms under microgravity.

NOAA is revising its methods for collecting and sharing solar wind parameters, impacting global space weather monitoring centers.

Researchers introduce CIGaRS, an AI system refining Type Ia supernova calibration to improve understanding of cosmic expansion and dark energy.

New research suggests the most massive black holes arise from multiple mergers in dense star clusters rather than directly from star deaths.

NASA’s upcoming Roman Space Telescope will enhance astronomical research without ending the Hubble Space Telescope’s valuable mission.

An X2.5-class solar flare, the most intense in over two months, was observed with significant plasma ejection affecting space weather monitoring.

NASA finalizes key tests on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, aiming for a launch nearly eight months early in September 2026.

Scientists suggest detecting gravitational waves by monitoring color changes in photons emitted by atoms, enabling more compact detectors.

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

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