Space Science

On Earth, we occasionally witness stunning auroras caused by solar activity – the most famous being the Northern Lights.

Black holes are the hungry monsters of space: super-dense objects that suck in anything that gets too close and tear it apart.

A new image from the world's most expensive space telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope, reveals a stunning and majestic sight: the NGC 1514 nebula – 1,500 light-years from

Astronomers have discovered a collection of small galaxies located about 3 million light-years away, including the smallest and faintest galaxy ever seen.

Several times a year, the deep night sky above us puts on a spectacular show of lights streaking through the darkness.

Engineers have had to come up with some unique ways to create oxygen in the vacuum of space. Here's how astronauts breathe in space.

Everyone knows there is water in the universe, but you might be surprised to learn that it appeared much earlier than expected, especially near the Big Bang.

The universe is a strange place: only 5% of the mass of everything that exists is ordinary matter. The rest is 25% dark matter and 70% dark energy.

Instruments like the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) are allowing scientists to look further back into cosmic history than ever before, exploring extremely distant objects like

About 600 million years ago, Earth was home to strange, soft-bodied sea creatures. However, a massive asteroid impact in what is now northern Australia may have wiped out this

NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Hunter (TESS) telescope has discovered the largest 'super-Earth' ever seen, 200 light-years away, dubbed TOI-1075b.

One of the common misconceptions about black holes is that they not only swallow matter, but also the history of that matter. The truth about the history of black holes in the

A new impressive image sent back from the world's most expensive space telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope, has captured a rare object called an Einstein ring.

What happens to the human body after spending nearly nine months in space? It turns out the effects are surprising, and you don't have to be a scientist to appreciate them.

This event is extremely rare, but the team hopes to observe more in the future thanks to JWST and other advanced observatories coming online.

The James Webb Space Telescope has just revealed the secret of the dead star that created the crystal nebula 'hourglass'.

The object SGR 0501+4516 is so strange that scientists believe it may hold the secret to the phenomenon of radio bursts.

GLIMPSE-16403 may contain the first luminous objects as the universe emerged from the 'Dark Ages' 13 billion years ago.

Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost (USA) is the second private lander to successfully land on the Moon's surface.

An observatory in Canada has picked up explosive radio signals coming from an 11 billion-year-old world 'rising from the grave'.