When we look outward into space, we’re looking backwards in time. That’s because light moves, at the speed of light.…
This week's Carnival of Space is hosted by Allen Versfeld at his Urban Astronomer blog. Click here to read Carnival…
A meteorite recently was spotted in the Great Lakes region and could have left fragments in the area around Bancroft,…
The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter recently spotted a boulder that had rolled downhill inside the Antoniadi crater, very nearly landing in…
When astronomers discover a new exoplanet, one of the first considerations is if the planet is in the habitable zone,…
A new study has shown that the building blocks of life (amino acids) may have come together more easily than…
Good news from The Planetary Society: LightSail 2's solar sail is functioning as intended. After launching on June 25th, then…
There are few places in the Solar System which are as fascinating as Saturn’s moon Titan. It’s a world with…
When NASA launched TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) in 2018, it had a specific goal. While its predecessor, the Kepler…
The most comprehensive and widely-held theory of how the Moon formed is called the 'giant impact hypothesis.' That hypothesis shows…