Doris Elín Urrutia
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Behold! Webb Telescope Image Reveals the Spectacular Death of a Massive Star
NASA astronomers began their presentation at SXSW with a stunning supernova image. → Read More
NASA Uncovers a Massive Galactic Mystery 9 Billion Light-Years from Earth
X-ray and optical telescopes suggest that an ancient galaxy gobbled up its neighbors and likely lives alone in the distant Universe. → Read More
Look! New Webb Telescope Image Shows 300,000 Stars in Incredible Detail
M92 is a globular cluster full of stars. → Read More
“I Almost Spit Out My Coffee”: A New Webb Telescope Early Universe Discovery Has Astronomers Giddy
New results show fully formed galaxies in the early Universe that could rewrite what we know about galaxies and black holes. → Read More
This Historic Gravitational Wave Discovery Created a Perfectly Spherical Blast
The blast behind the historic gravitational wave astronomy discovery of August 2017 had a perfect spherical shape, according to a new study. → Read More
Behold! New Images From Webb Telescope Show Rivers of Stars and Dust
New images from the Webb Space Telescope show never-before-seen pathways of star ingredients. → Read More
Artemis I: NASA's Historic Moon Launch Caused More Noise Pollution Than Expected
The audacious mission rumbled the surrounding area more than we knew. That could have had an effect on the launch facility and nearby wildlife. → Read More
NASA Might Finally Solve the Million-Degree Mystery of the Sun's Corona
NASA and JAXA caught high-energy activity on the Sun. The result is a colorful new image. → Read More
Astronomers Found A Ring Around A Distant Object In Space — And It’s Acting Strange
Astronomers found a ring around the trans-Neptunian object Quaoar by watching stars dim. Here's what they think the ring is. → Read More
ESA's New Juice Mission Might Finally Uncover Jupiter's Hidden Secrets
The Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) mission is set to launch in April 2023. → Read More
NASA just directed its Lucy mission to target a skyscraper-sized asteroid
On Wednesday, NASA announced a new asteroid target for its Lucy mission. This brings the spacecraft's total asteroid tally up to nine. → Read More
“Rubble pile” asteroids may be surprisingly hard to destroy — study
Near Earth asteroid Itokawa is a rubble pile that formed more than four billion years ago, a new study found. So, these asteroids might be resilient to demise. → Read More
Life on Mars may have sought refuge in these water passageways
Groundwater may have been common on Mars, NASA Curiosity rover data reveals. This underground plumbing may given a refuge to life on Mars, too. → Read More
Look! JWST image may upend our understanding of the early universe
Astronomers peered into a James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) image. From this view of the deep Universe, they saw a large number of ancient galaxy candidates. → Read More
Dazzling! New image unmasks a nebula to reveal hidden stars
A telescope on Earth peered past a dusty veil to view hidden stars in the constellation Serpens. → Read More
Wolf Moon: You need to see the first Full Moon of 2023 next week
The first Full Moon of 2023 will dazzle the sky just days into the new year. → Read More
Alaskan HAARP experiment fired two-second 'chirps' to a near-Earth asteroid
Amateur radio enthusiasts tuned in to hear as the University of Alaska's HAARP facility sought to probe the interior of a Near-Earth asteroid. → Read More
Watch: NASA caught a rare clip of Earth disappearing behind the Moon
NASA published a video from its Artemis I Orion spacecraft, when it saw Earth disappear behind the Moon at the halfway point of its mission. → Read More
Some stars strip their planets' atmosphere — a new NASA telescope image pinpoints when
The Chandra image sets a timestamp on when young stars stop bullying their baby worlds. → Read More
Pentagon says it hasn’t turned up any aliens in ongoing UAP research
A Department of Defense official clarified what "alien" means to the "unidentified anomalous phenomena" investigation as he addressed reporters' E.T. questions. → Read More