Earth's geology is uniquely characterised, within the solar system, by its layered differentiation and active plate tectonics, facilitating ongoing crustal recycling.

A team of researchers at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory part of the centre for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian have detected an extremely powerful eruption from a young star.

Theories about the first black holes suggest they formed shortly after the Big Bang, either as "heavy seeds" born from the direct collapse of massive gas clouds or as smaller "light seeds" from the remnants of early stars

The discovery of 18 new tidal disruption events (TDEs) have been reported in a new study submitted in The Astrophysical Journal.

An international team of astronomers have discovered a mysterious object around 40,000 light years away.

Using James Webb, a team of astronomers have observed infrared emission from methane in the atmosphere of a brown dwarf.

A significant challenge in modelling the early solar system is explaining the presence of liquid water on Earth.

Our judges, Adam Block, Alex Curry, Nik Szymanek and Mustafa Aydın, chose the winners of the December 2023 contests.

A team of astronomers have found evidence for massive cyclones along with other dynamic weather activity occurring on a hot Jupiter 880 light years away, providing important information about weather patterns on distant p

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Today, we are announcing the new contests for January 2024!

Neutron stars are the most extreme non-black hole environments in the universe, formed from stars over 8 M☉, through a Type II supernova.