“Where are the aliens?” This is the famous Fermi paradox: there are billions, if not trillions of galaxies in our Universe with billions of stars in each, most of which are orbited by one or more planets – why has no alie

Wonderful Chandra observations show that the “Hand of God” supernova remnant MSH 15-52 is slowing down, while studies of SN 2018zd confirm predictions about the existence a third type of supernova.

New results from ESA mission Mars Express hint at the presence of numerous lakes below the Martian surface.

After 31 years in space, a glitch in the HST’s computer system has sent the telescope offline for almost two weeks.

You might remember from a previous article about innovations in the domain of satellites that building smaller devices is a significant research direc

Using data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, astronomers have found that cosmic filaments connecting superclusters are rotating, which gives new clues about how the largest structures in our Universe work.