No soild surface? Magnetic field interference? 746+/- million miles away? No Problem. Cassini to the rescue

I’m guessing that a reference to Lawrence Welk’s “tiny bubbles” will be lost on most. His just popped.

NASA is funding 18 new projects. Remember, these are the folks who gave us ear thermometers, space blankets, memory foam and a whole lot more. (Plus really cool launches!)

This could be the longest exposure image ever made by amateur astronomers

Where do nightmares come from? The right half of their cerebral cortex, that’s where

An international climate change anthology

Space Exploration makes money. Here’s some of the ways it does.

Titan has the same hydrolic processes as the Earth, only it uses ethane and methane instead of water

An online, crowd-sourced attempt to investigate the “wisdom of crowds”

We can make black holes with lasers!

Worldcon or Space Hotel? Worldcon or Space Hotel?

FRBs – Fast Radio Bursts. Now they’ve detected repeating ones.

Whichever way the data leads, the results will still be cool – either a black hole consuming a white dwarf or a supernova birthing a neutron star

This cocoon was NOT featured in a movie of the same name

If China’s space agency discovers the secret Nazi moon base, do you think they’ll tell us?

More Black Hole news, and not from Calcutta! New ways to find them.

The Europa clipper’s mission to Europa will be a bit more scientific than the movie

Galactic winds may push 50 to 60 million solar masses of material into the inter-galactic void

So much for a missile defense….

Starships powered by small black holes? Gamma telescopes? Sounds like space opera

Water, water, everywhere, even a drop on an asteroid

Both an air-breathing jet and a rocket, the SABRE could revolutionize space flight

This dark matter you speak of, I do not see what you are talking about

I say potato, you say snowman….

Optical Whispering Galleries provided the answer

Horizontal rains of glass, pink skies, 4300 degree diamond fields, gigantic ring systems dwarfing Saturn’s and one nearly old as the universe itself. Yep. Weird.

The biggest, the oldest and, perhaps, the most scarred, of its kind.