Space Science

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.

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'.

The European Space Agency's (ESA) Euclid space telescope has captured an amazing object around the galaxy NGC 6505.

Russian scientists have unveiled a prototype electric rocket engine that promises to revolutionize space travel.

Data from the Voyager 2 spacecraft has revealed distinctive canyons on Ariel, Uranus' 'moon of life'.

A new study from the University of British Columbia (Canada) has shown the dire consequences for the aviation industry.

2In an experiment aimed at testing the durability of materials, the world's first wooden satellite prototype developed by Japanese researchers was successfully launched into space

The history of our solar system can be likened to a picture of unpredictable change.

Here are the largest planes in the world flying today, including some that are longer than an Olympic swimming pool, can hold tanks, and are taller than five-story buildings.

Mars is one of the planets that has received the most attention from astronomers in recent years.

Exoplanet are planets located outside the Solar System.

Chinese scientists have discovered a gamma ray line with an energy of up to 37 million electron volts, the highest energy spectral line ever emitted by celestial bodies in the

One of the groundbreaking capabilities of the James Webb Space Telescope is its ability to not only detect very distant planets, but also allow scientists to observe their

Exoplanet are planets located outside the Solar System.

Sound waves cannot travel in a vacuum, so the universe cannot have sound. However, science can help us hear the universe in many ways.

Melting polar ice caused by climate change is redistributing Earth's mass, slowing its rotation and lengthening the days slightly. This is highlighted in ETH Zurich studies

This discovery provides valuable insights into the structure and characteristics of the Milky Way.