When it comes to space, we have a problem with our human desire to go everywhere and see everything. A huge problem. It’s space. It’s far too vast. Even at the maximum speed permitted by the Universe, it would take … Read More
New Mars images explore into the depths of the Red Planet’s Valles Marineris canyon, the solar system’s largest canyon system. The images taken by the European Space Agency (ESA) using the spacecraft’s High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) also show incredible … Read More
We thought we had seen everything but JWST just took it to another level. JWST surprised us in October with two new images of the famous Pillars of Creation, a cosmic feature of dust and gas made famous by Hubble. … Read More
Astronomers predict that a distant supernova previously imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope will be visible from Earth again in 2037. The Requiem supernova is the result of a stellar explosion 10 billion light-years away. Because of a phenomenon known … Read More
The ground crew in charge of the Artemis 1 flight have brought down to Earth and released the high-resolution images that the Orion spacecraft took during its visit to the Moon on December 5th! We remind readers that on December … Read More
Scientists may have discovered the source of recently active volcanism on Mars. A massive, 4,000-kilometer (roughly 2,500-mile) wide convection plume in the Martian mantle could be driving molten magma up to the surface beneath a broad plain called the Elysium … Read More