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James Webb Telescope may have found mysterious ‘dark stars’ in outer space

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered what those stars are made of? For most stars, the answer is nuclear...

NASA’s Hubble spots a space monster in the making

The Hubble Space Telescope, run by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA), has caught sight of something spectacular happening way out in the...

Scientists cracked a decade-old mystery about stars in our Milky Way galaxy

You've probably heard of detectives, but have you ever heard of star detectives? A group of scientists from The University of Manchester and the University...

Scientists discover the coldest star ever known to send radio waves

Imagine sitting around a campfire, feeling the warmth on your face, and then realizing that there's a star out there, somewhere in the vast...

Titanium clouds make this exoplanet shine like a mirror

Astronomers have found a very unusual exoplanet. It’s a Neptune-sized world that orbits its star every 19 hours, and it’s the brightest exoplanet ever discovered. They...

21-cm forest probe could unlock the secrets of the universe’s first galaxies

The first galaxies in the universe and the mysterious nature of dark matter have captivated human curiosity for ages. Scientists from Northeastern University in China...

New study boosts chances of finding water and life in the universe

Exciting research presented at the Goldschmidt geochemistry conference has revealed that the probability of finding Earth-like exoplanets with liquid water, and potentially supporting life,...

Moon’s craters reveal a surprising time twist, shows study

In a remarkable discovery, scientists have recalibrated the age of craters on the Moon, revealing that parts of its surface are approximately 200 million...

Scientists discover an exotic exoplanet that shines like Venus

Our night sky is a treasure trove of celestial objects, with the brightest one (besides the Moon) being Venus, which gleams so brilliantly because...

Ancient stars somehow survived close to the center of the Milky Way

The core of our Milky Way Galaxy draws astronomers’ attention like moths to a flame. That’s because there’s a lot going on there. Not only...