Our brains may be superconductive quantum computers. (Though evidence to the contrary can be found in newspapers daily….)

Star formation in dwarf galaxies seems to be pushing dark matter out; discovery could lead to better understanding

At first we thought Andromeda was going to do us first, but now it looks like the LMC is going to beat it to the punch

Is anyone covering Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon in Mandarin?

If December’s multiple meteor showers left you craving more, you’re in luck! Tonight is the peak of the quadrantid meteor shower, and we’ve got your list of all the major meteor showers to put on […]

Osiris-Rex has successfully entered into orbit around Bennu

Comiing this June: an encounter with the meteor storm that probably caused the Tunguska blast

Just in time for potential Tunguska-like meteors – DART

at 120 AU, Farout is more than 11 billion miles from Earth, the farthest body yet detected.

We can get there.

This young star and its accompanying planet could tell astronomers a lot about planetary formation.

Problems like these are why we need to send people

Don’t worry about catching a glimpse before they’re gone, NASA thinks they’ll last another 300 million years

The things we can now see continue to amaze: Watch a star enter its adolescent growth phase.

Wonderful! The road to quantum communication begins with a single photon.

Confirming the existence of dark matte has proven elusive, until, maybe, now.

How about sealing that suit breach first?

Mysterious object – Hah! Uranus just wants to be contrary.

Apparently, Ice Hockey and Curling will be the two most popular sports on Mars

Shortly after Midnight on New Year’s Eve, New Horizons will have its closest encounter with Ultima Thule

A lack of metallicity strongly suggests this cloud is a remnant of the Big Bang.

Dark Matter Splatter!

Drill for Thrill! (Can you imagine the impact of a drill suddenly thrusting through your sky? Didn’t Bowman tell us to leave Europa alone?)

Loop Quantum Gravity suggests black holes are actually “time machines”