Launches, telescopes and discoveries from agencies and observatories.
Gemini North observations uncover a web of knots in the historic Type Iax supernova remnant Pa 30, shedding light on its unusual white dwarf core and explosive origins.
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Explore the evidence, history, and latest research behind the giant-impact hypothesis that suggests a Mars‑sized body collided with early Earth to create our Moon.
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SpaceX seeks FAA approval for up to 456 Starship launches annually from Texas, a jump from 25. Learn the plan, environmental review, and implications for future missions.
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On Oct. 15, 1997 NASA’s Cassini‑Huygens mission began a 20‑year journey that transformed our view of Saturn, its rings, and icy moons, paving the way for future exploration.
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Discover how volunteers are helping astronomers locate the Milky Way's missing black holes using TESS data and why their work matters for future space research.
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NASA and CSA astronauts from Artemis II were honored with the Stephen Hawking Medal for making space exploration accessible, joining a roster that includes Buzz Aldrin and Jane Goodall.
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope launched on a Falcon Heavy, beginning a five‑year mission to survey dark energy, dark matter and exoplanets with ESA hardware support.
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Explore the spectacular N44 nebula in the Large Magellanic Cloud, where Hubble’s sharp eyes capture a 210‑by‑140‑light‑year superbubble and a burst of newborn stars.
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Explore why the Virgo‑cluster galaxy NGC 4698 spins out of sync, its unusual bulge orientation, and what it reveals about galactic mergers.
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ESA’s BepiColombo spacecraft separates and starts its complex Mercury arrival sequence, marking a milestone in planetary exploration.
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Explore how the galaxy cluster MACS J0454.1-0300 bends light like a cosmic mirror, unveiling distant galaxies and star‑forming regions from the young Universe.
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ESA and China’s SMILE spacecraft starts science work, using X‑ray and UV instruments to study solar wind impacts on Earth’s magnetosphere and auroras.
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James Webb’s infrared view of NGC 7129 uncovers glowing jets, cavities and protostars, showing how massive stars sculpt their birth clouds.
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ESA’s Solar Orbiter traces mysterious magnetic switchbacks back to the Sun’s surface, shedding light on solar wind formation and space‑weather forecasting.
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