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A new report reveals a surge in cyberattacks on space systems, with over 237 incidents linked to armed conflicts between 2023 and 2025, signaling a new era of digital warfare.
For the first time, scientists have observed the true shape of a supernova's initial blast, revealing it is elongated and not a perfect sphere as long believed.
Scientists are targeting the nearby Eta Cassiopeiae binary star system in the search for life, precisely because it lacks disruptive giant planets.
A common moss species has survived a full year exposed to the vacuum and radiation of space outside the ISS, with over 80% of its spores remaining viable.
Finnish firm ICEYE is rapidly providing European nations with independent satellite intelligence, reducing reliance on U.S. assets with its advanced radar tech.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory's first images have revealed a massive, 163,000-light-year-long stream of stars trailing the M61 galaxy, hinting at its violent past.
Astronomers have released a landmark radio-wave image of the Milky Way, compiled over 40,000 hours, revealing the birth and death of stars in unprecedented detail.
A Cordova, Tennessee man has made direct radio contact with an astronaut aboard the International Space Station using his home amateur radio setup.
Crucial NASA images of the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS are being withheld due to the government shutdown, delaying key scientific research.
A rare visitor from another star system, comet 3I/ATLAS, is passing through our solar system, offering scientists a unique chance to study material from deep space.
Europe's first in-orbit hacking competition, CTRL+Space, saw ethical hackers test the defenses of a live satellite, highlighting the growing need for space cybersecurity.
Scientists have found a compelling explanation for the Moon's uneven dust cloud, linking it to the extreme temperature swings between the lunar day and night.
