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A new study using a decade of radio telescope data indicates the early universe was warmer than previously thought, ruling out a "cold start" to reionization.
Scientists have developed a new open-source AI model named Surya, trained on nine years of NASA data to predict solar storms and space weather with greater accuracy.
A new instrument on the Subaru Telescope in Hawaiʻi has captured an ultra-clear image of a nearby star, revealing its surrounding gas disk is lopsided.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson announces his new book, “Just Visiting This Planet,” and warns that cutting science funding will have severe long-term consequences.
New research suggests mysterious 'Little Red Dots' seen by the Webb Telescope are not galaxies, but giant stars powered by supermassive black holes at their core.
Scientists have gained a clearer view of the massive jet from the M87 galaxy's black hole using James Webb Space Telescope data, revealing new details and a hint of the elusive counter-jet.
New research using ALMA data suggests an unseen planet, potentially 1-16 times Earth's mass, is gravitationally sculpting the debris disk around the star Fomalhaut.
Researchers have developed a new AI framework called PhyE2E that can autonomously discover complex physics formulas from observational data, already yielding new insights in space physics.
Researchers propose a new gravitational wave detector using optical cavity technology from atomic clocks to explore the unobserved milli-Hertz frequency band.
New research reveals that 'space tornadoes,' or flux ropes, can form between the Sun and Earth, creating a previously unknown source of geomagnetic storms.
Scientists have detected a starless object 10 billion light-years away that could be the smallest clump of pure dark matter ever observed, supporting a key cosmic theory.
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a rare view of a massive star shrouded in dust just before its supernova explosion, solving a long-standing cosmic mystery.
