The developing cluster existed just 650 million years after the Big Bang and could help answer fundamental questions about the evolution of the universe.
After days of delay, SpaceX's Falcon Heavy will make its 6th-ever launch tonight and you can watch it live. It will lift off at 7:29 p.m. EDT (2329 GMT), carrying satellites for ViaSat and Astranis.
Slides from the presentation shared on Chinese social media site Weibo depict a small helicopter-like drone as well as a six-legged robot of some sort, both adjacent to information regarding sample collection for Tianwen-3.
Located only 960 light-years away in the Perseus molecular cloud, a reflection nebula known as NGC 1333 harbors hundreds of newly forming stars. The Hubble Space Telescope peered through thick clouds of dust and gas, including cold molecular hydrogen, which is an essential element for the formation of stars and planets.
SpaceX will launch two satellites for the telecom company SES today (April 28) and land a rocket at sea, weather permitting, and you can watch the action live. Liftoff is at 5:12 p.m. EDT (2112 GMT).
1st-ever image of a black hole blasting out a powerful jet | SpaceX Starship launch under FAA investigation | Space quiz! Astronomers have captured the first direct image of a jet blasting out of a black hole in the heart of galaxy Messier 87. M87 is located in which constellation?
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SpaceX's Starship has been grounded by the U.S. government following claims that the rocket's explosive first launch spread plumes of potentially hazardous debris over homes and the habitats of endangered animals.
Space quiz! Astronomers have captured the first direct image of a jet blasting out of a black hole in the heart of galaxy Messier 87. M87 is located in which constellation?
Our roundup of the best power banks for skywatchers and astrophotographers who need power on the go while traveling - from short hikes to long camping trips.
Astronomers observing the strange "rock comet" hybrid Phaethon as it passed the sun have found a surprise that could upend 14 years of thinking about the weird asteroid.
The Falcon Heavy is scheduled to lift off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 7:29 p.m. EDT (2329 GMT), carrying two satellites toward distant geostationary orbit.
