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New releases, announcements and the stories behind the collections we publish.
Cassini-Huygens Mission: Overview
Explore the Cassini-Huygens mission's journey to Saturn, revealing its majestic rings and moons. A leap in space exploration and discovery!
Pale Blue Dot Revisited: A Cosmic Reflection on Humanity
Unveil the magic of "Pale Blue Dot Revisited", celebrating 30 years of the original Pale Blue Dot photo and reigniting Voyager's legacy.
William Bill Anders Tribute: Astronaut, Earthrise Photographer, Aviator
Explore the life and legacy of William "Bill" Anders—Apollo 8 astronaut, iconic "Earthrise" photographer, and founder of the Heritage Flight Museum.
Earthrise Photo: A Journey Through Earth’s Iconic Space Portrait
Uncover the history, technical details, and cultural impact of the Earthrise photo. Learn how Apollo 8's famous image transformed global perspectives.
JADES-GS-z14-0: NASA's JWST Discovering the Most Distant Galaxy
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered the most distant galaxy, JADES-GS-z14-0, dating back to 290 million years after the Big Bang. This groundbreaking discovery offers...
Enceladus Moon holds potential for alien life with recent discovery of vital element
Enceladus, Saturn's moon, fascinates scientists with its unique icy surface and potential for microbial life. A recent study in Nature revealed the first evidence of phosphorus...
Is Betelgeuse a Cosmic Time Bomb? Maybe we will anticipate in the celestial show
Is Betelgeuse a Cosmic Time Bomb? Recent findings hint at a potential supernova explosion from this youthful red giant star in Orion. Astronomers eagerly watch for...
LAMOST discovered pre-low-mass white dwarf binary
Astronomers discovered thanks to LAMOST pre-low-mass white dwarf binary. What does this mean for our knowledge of the Universe? What questions does it raise?
First known binary system composed of two Y-type brown dwarfs
Thanks to the JWST, a team of astronomers has made an astonishing discovery - the first binary system composed of Y-type brown dwarfs.
Kilonova explosion and the cosmic evolution. What do we know?
A new study has revealed that kilonovas – massive cosmic explosions created when neutron stars collide – are spherical, not flattened discs as previously believed. How...
AT2018fyk: the star survives a close encounter with a black hole only to meet it again
Can a star 'survive' a supermassive black hole collision? It turns out that yes! The event called AT2018fyk will help us better understand the nature of...
James Webb Space Telescope uncovers young stars in NGC 346’s dusty ribbons
Why NGC 346 evokes such emotions among scientists? All thanks to last observations made by James Webb Space Telescope...