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Confirmation of Toasty TESS Planet Leads to Surprising Find of Promising World

Einstein's General Relativity Theory Is Questioned but Still Stands for Now

Astronomers Map Vast Void in Our Cosmic Neighborhood

The Early Days of the Milky Way Revealed

July 30, 2019 -- Gaining a full understanding of systems of exoplanets and distant stars is difficult, because the initial positions and velocities of the exoplanets are unknown. Determining whether the system ... read more

July 24, 2019 -- In a pair of new papers, scientists paint a picture of how solar cycles suddenly die, potentially causing tsunamis of plasma to race through the ... read more

July 23, 2019 -- A new investigation on the International Space Station represents the first study of how microbes grow on and alter planetary rocks in microgravity and simulated Martian ... read more

July 22, 2019 -- Meteoroids coming from outer space are randomly shaped, but many of these, which land on Earth as meteorites, are found to be carved into cones. ... read more

July 23, 2019 -- The Moon's south pole region is home to some of the most extreme environments in the solar system: it's unimaginably cold, massively cratered, and ... read more

July 19, 2019 -- Up to two hours of endurance and resistance exercises daily during a long space flight mission, combined with IV fluid replacement after landing, ... read more

July 18, 2019 -- Mars is about 9 months from Earth with today's tech, NASA reckons. As the new space race hurtles forward, researchers are asking: how do we make sure the winners can still stand when they reach the ... read more

July 15, 2019 -- New research suggests that regions of the Martian surface could be made habitable with a material -- silica aerogel -- that mimics Earth's atmospheric greenhouse effect. ... read more

July 12, 2019 -- Researchers have discovered thriving communities of bacteria in Alaskan 'cryopegs,' trapped layers of sediment with water so salty that it remains ... read more

July 11, 2019 -- Using Earth's most powerful array of radio telescopes, astronomers have made the first observations of a circumplanetary disk of gas and dust like the one that is believed to ... read more

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Alternating Currents Cause Jupiter's Aurora

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Astronomers Expand Cosmic 'Cheat Sheet' in Hunt for Life

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Auroral Crackling Sounds Are Related to the Electromagnetic Resonances of the Earth

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Pair of Supermassive Black Holes Discovered on a Collision Course

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Holes in the Universe Sharpen Cosmic Measurements

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Astronomers Help Wage War on Cancer

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Fast Radio Burst Pinpointed to Distant Galaxy

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'Oumuamua Is Not an Alien Spacecraft

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Spiraling Filaments Feed Young Galaxies

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Earliest Example of Merging Galaxies

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Old at Heart: Solution to Red Giants' Age Paradox

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Cyanide Compounds Discovered in Meteorites May Hold Clues to the Origin of Life

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Team Studies Binaries to Make Heads or Tails of Planet Formation

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• Hubble uncovers black hole that shouldn't exist
• Alternating currents cause Jupiter's aurora

• Astronomers expand cosmic 'cheat sheet' in hunt for life
• Auroral crackling sounds are related to the electromagnetic resonances of the Earth
• Pair of supermassive black holes discovered on a collision course
• Holes in the Universe sharpen cosmic measurements

• Supercomputer shows 'Chameleon Theory' could change how we think about gravity

• Black hole brings down curtain on jellyfish galaxy's star turn
• Astronomers help wage war on cancer
• Fast radio burst pinpointed to distant galaxy
• Methane vanishing on Mars

• 'Oumuamua is not an alien spacecraft
• Spiraling filaments feed young galaxies
• Earliest example of merging galaxies

• Researchers decipher the history of supermassive black holes in the early universe

• Space station mold survives high doses of ionizing radiation
• NASA's TESS mission finds its smallest planet yet
• Old at heart: Solution to red giants' age paradox

• Cyanide compounds discovered in meteorites may hold clues to the origin of life
• Team studies binaries to make heads or tails of planet formation
• Hubble finds tiny 'electric soccer balls' in space, helps solve interstellar mystery
• Astronomy bot speeds up search for Jupiter's twins

• 'Bathtub rings' around Titan's lakes might be made of alien crystals
• Frozen sperm retains its viability in outer space conditions

• Northern lights' 'social networking' reveals true scale of magnetic storms

• Two new Earth-like planets discovered near Teegarden's Star

• Earth's heavy metals result of supernova explosion, research reveals

• Saturn's moon Mimas: A 'snowplough' in the planet's rings

• Direct from distant planet: Spectral clues to puzzling paradox
• What if dark matter is lighter? Report calls for small experiments to broaden the hunt

• The mystery of the galaxy with no dark matter

• Exomoons may be home to extra-terrestrial life

• 'Fettuccine' may be most obvious sign of life on Mars, researchers report

• Astronomers find 'Forbidden' planet in 'Neptunian Desert' around its star
• Did ancient supernovae prompt human ancestors to walk upright?

• Origami-inspired materials could soften the blow for reusable spacecraft
• Meteor magnets in outer space: Finding elusive giant planets
• Exotic matter uncovered in the sun's atmosphere

• Chemistry of stars sheds new light on the Gaia Sausage

• Galaxies as 'cosmic cauldrons'
• Detecting bacteria in space
• Unexpected observation of ice at low temperature, high pressure questions water theory

• Giant impact caused difference between Moon's hemispheres
• Gas insulation could be protecting an ocean inside Pluto

• Sedimentary, my dear Johnson: Is NASA looking at the wrong rocks for clues to Martian life?

• ALMA discovers aluminum around young star

• Shrinking moon may be generating moonquakes

• New clues about how ancient galaxies lit up the Universe

• Could this rare supernova resolve a longstanding origin debate?

• Blue supergiant stars open doors to concert in space

• Two neutron stars collided near the solar system billions of years ago

• Water found in samples from asteroid Itokawa
• Scientists track giant ocean vortex from space

• Milky Way star with strange chemistry is from dwarf galaxy
• The space rock that hit the moon at 61,000 kilometers an hour

• Giant planets and big data: What deep learning reveals about Saturn's storms
• Spinning black hole sprays light-speed plasma clouds into space
• Squid skin inspires creation of next-generation space blanket

• Evidence of 6 new binary black hole mergers within LVC data
• Scientists discover what powers celestial phenomenon STEVE
• New Hubble measurements confirm universe is expanding faster than expected

• NASA, FEMA, international partners plan asteroid impact exercise
• Rapid destruction of Earth-like atmospheres by young stars
• NASA's InSight detects first likely 'quake' on Mars

• New concept for novel fire extinguisher in space

• Explosion on Jupiter-sized star 10 times more powerful than ever seen on our Sun
• Powerful particles and tugging tides may affect extraterrestrial life
• How to defend the Earth from asteroids

• Astronomers discover third planet in the Kepler-47 circumbinary system

• Meteoroid strikes eject precious water from moon
• Tiny fragment of a comet found inside a meteorite
• Travel through wormholes is possible, but slow

• Hubble peers at cosmic blue bauble

• Life could be evolving right now on nearest exoplanets
• Astro-ecology: Counting orangutans using star-spotting technology

• Iron volcanoes may have erupted on metal asteroids

• Unexpected coronal rain on sun links two solar mysteries

• Heavy metal planet fragment survives destruction from dead star
• Solar wind: And the blobs just keep on coming

• Dark matter is not made up of tiny black holes
• Bacterial factories could manufacture high-performance proteins for space missions

• Deep groundwater may generate surface streams on Mars

• Rivers raged on Mars late into its history

• In hunt for life, astronomers identify most promising stars
• Listening to the quantum vacuum

• Icy giant planets in the laboratory
• Searching for missing anti-matter: A successful start to measurements with Belle II

• Jupiter's unknown journey revealed

• Matter-antimatter asymmetry in charmed quarks

• Giant X-ray 'chimneys' are exhaust vents for vast energies produced at Milky Way's center

• The rise and fall of Ziggy star formation and the rich dust from ancient stars
• Weird, wild gravity of asteroid Bennu
• Water-bearing minerals on asteroid Bennu
• Hayabusa2 probes asteroid Ryugu for secrets
• NASA's Fermi Satellite clocks 'cannonball' pulsar speeding through space

• Spiraling giants: Witnessing the birth of a massive binary star system

• Astronomers discover 83 supermassive black holes in the early universe
• ALMA observes the formation sites of solar-system-like planets

• What scientists found after sifting through dust in the solar system

• New surprises from Jupiter and Saturn