ALMA Detects Heavy Water in a Planet-Forming Disk — Revealing Ancient Origins of Planetary Water.
In the vastness of space, water is one of the most essential—but enigmatic—ingredients for life. We often imagine water forming […]
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Webb Telescope Captures Gravitational Lensing in New Image.
Webb Telescope, gravitational lensing, Einstein ring, COSMOS-Web, early universe, NASA/ESA, galactic evolution, JWST, COWLS survey. A Window Into the Cosmic
Webb Telescope Detects Carbon-Rich Disk Around Distant Exoplanet — A Possible Birthplace of Moons.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has achieved another groundbreaking discovery — providing the first direct measurements of a potential
NASA/ESA Hubble Spots a Galaxy That Defies Easy Classification: NGC 2775.
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a stunning view of NGC 2775, a galaxy that leaves astronomers puzzled. Located
Somethin’ Out of the Ordinary: Webb Peers Into Sagittarius B2, the Star Factory of Our Galaxy.
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has once again pushed the boundaries of cosmic discovery, this time turning its powerful
NASA Introduces 10 New Astronaut Candidates for Future Moon and Mars Missions.
NASA has officially welcomed its newest group of space explorers — the 2025 astronaut candidate class. Selected from more than
NASA/ESA Hubble Reveals New Details of the Starburst Galaxy M82.
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has once again unveiled breathtaking details of Messier 82 (M82), also known as the Cigar
Hubble Discovers White Dwarf Star Devouring a Pluto-Like Object Rich in Water and Nitrogen.
In our cosmic neighborhood, about 260 light-years away, astronomers have uncovered a dramatic celestial event: a white dwarf star —
NASA’s Chandra Unveils One of the Fastest-Growing Black Holes in the Early Universe.
A team of astronomers has uncovered a rare cosmic giant — a distant black hole devouring matter at one of
IAU Approves Official Names for Features on Asteroid Donaldjohanson Visited by NASA’s Lucy Mission.
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) — the global naming authority for celestial bodies — has officially approved names for surface