The Australian Observatory caught the most unusual radio signal
A dead world located 8,100 light years away from us suddenly emitted a never-before-seen radio signal after more than 10 years of disappearance.
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A dead world located 8,100 light years away from us suddenly emitted a never-before-seen radio signal after more than 10 years of disappearance.
This telescope can help humanity promote the search for extraterrestrial life.
A multinational team of astronomers led by WIS has captured an extremely rare supernova, thereby drawing
Sagittarius A* is a monster black hole located at the center of the Milky Way, the galaxy where Earth resides.
Observations with the James Webb Space Telescope reveal that the Gz9p3 object is indeed one of the oldest giant galaxies in the early universe.
To the naked eye, the night sky has more than 9,000 points of light, but this observable part is only a small corner of the universe.
Below are unique, breathtaking images of objects and phenomena in the universe recorded by the James Webb Telescope.
The Netherlands is a small country but plays an important role in the history of great inventions.
For the first time, humanity has learned more clearly about what constitutes the mysterious object between the two states of a failed star and a superplanet, thanks to t…
Stunning images recently taken by the world's most powerful solar telescope have unprecedented detail.
A team of scientists has identified in the database that the James Webb super telescope sent back to Earth the first direct image of an extrasolar planet.
Two years ago, NASA scientists captured a faint image of the star and identified it as the beginning of a supernova event, when a star reaches the end of its life and ex…
An interest in space phenomena and hours of reading about astronomy is what prompted Malick Ndiaye to design a telescope with what was already around him.
An unexpectedly large meteorite crashed into the James Webb space telescope in late May, leaving a dent in the gilded mirror.