Read More Scince News Space 12 hours ago Ozone Damage Began Decades Before the Antarctic Hole A new MIT study finds human-driven ozone decline began around 1957, decades before the 1985 Antarctic hole discovery. Ice cores and models point to carbon tetrachloride as the early culprit, reshaping the timeline of ozone damage.
Read More Scince News Space 12 hours ago A Neighbor 25 Light-Years Away Could Harbor Life, Maybe New measurements suggest GJ 3378b—a planet 25 light-years away orbiting a red dwarf—may be a rocky world in its star's habitable zone. Its lower mass raises hopes for an atmosphere and liquid water, but more observations are needed.
Read More Scince News Space 18 hours ago Hubble Reveals Red, White and Blue Stellar Nursery in LMC Hubble’s striking image of LH 95 in the Large Magellanic Cloud shows blue young stars and crimson hydrogen gas, revealing about 2,500 pre-main-sequence stars, prolonged accretion, and multiple stellar generations.
Read More Scince News Space a day ago Webb Reveals a Hydrogen-Rich Lava World 41 Light-Years Away JWST spectroscopy of five eclipses indicates 55 Cancri e likely hosts a hydrogen-rich atmosphere, with abundant CO and variable outgassing from a reduced magma ocean shaping transient clouds over its molten dayside.
Read More Scince News Space 3 days ago Exoplanet Around Dead Star Suggests Earth May Survive Sun JWST's first atmospheric study of WD 1856b reveals a hot, heavy gas giant orbiting a white dwarf — a finding that reshapes ideas about planetary survival after stellar death and offers analogies for automotive thermal management and second‑life strategies.
Read More Scince News Space 5 days ago Inside NASA's Cold Atom Lab: Quantum Experiments in Orbit NASA’s upgraded Cold Atom Lab on the ISS cools atoms near absolute zero to form Bose-Einstein condensates in microgravity, enabling quantum experiments and technologies impossible on Earth.
Read More Scince News Space 5 days ago Why ASKAP J1745 Repeating Radio Bursts Finally Make Sense ASKAP J1745 links repeating radio and X-ray flashes to an accreting white dwarf binary. Multiwavelength observations reveal magnetic, plasma-driven bursts that help decode long-period radio transients.
Read More Scince News Space 5 days ago Why NASA Is Letting a Telescope Re-enter to Learn Lessons NASA is treating a telescope's planned reentry not as a loss but as an experiment—extending mission life and testing deorbit methods to save costs and improve future satellite sustainability and operations.
Read More Scince News Space 6 days ago China Quietly Overtakes US in Key Space Technologies A Washington think tank warns China has overtaken the US in several space technologies—from global navigation and satellite imaging to anti-satellite capabilities—driven by state-backed commercial growth.
Read More Scince News Space 8 days ago Moon Base as Earth's First Shield Against Alien Microbes Researchers propose a lunar quarantine lab to screen extraterrestrial samples before they return to Earth. Robotic handling, risk lessons from invasive species, and rising space activity make the Moon a potential biological firewall.
Read More Scince News Space 9 days ago A Hidden Starburst Galaxy: Shadow Blaster and Neutrinos A high-energy neutrino traced to the distant, dust-shrouded galaxy JCMT0402−0424 — nicknamed Shadow Blaster — suggests compact starbursts, not just black holes, may produce a substantial share of cosmic neutrinos.
Read More Scince News Space 10 days ago Euclid's Shot: Milky Way's Heart Reveals 60 Million Stars The Euclid telescope has produced the most detailed visible-light mosaic of the Milky Way's bulge, revealing about 60 million stars and offering new opportunities to measure exoplanet masses via microlensing.
Read More Scince News Space 10 days ago Scientists May Have Heard a Black Hole’s Horizon Signal A new analysis of the powerful gravitational-wave event GW250114 reveals a faint 'direct wave' that may carry the first observational signature of a black hole's event horizon, opening a fresh way to probe near-horizon physics.
Read More Scince News Space 11 days ago Interstellar Comet 3I - ATLAS Overflowing with Methanol ALMA observations reveal interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is exceptionally rich in methanol. The molecule originates from both the nucleus and icy coma grains, offering clues about formation conditions in another star system.
Read More Scince News Space 13 days ago A Cosmic Oddity: Three Galaxies with No Dark Matter Astronomers have identified a third dark-matter-deficient galaxy, NGC 1052-DF9, in a linear chain with DF2 and DF4. The discovery supports a collision-driven origin and offers a fresh laboratory for testing dark matter.
Read More Scince News Space 15 days ago Why NASA Chose Relativity Space for the 2028 Mars Mission NASA awarded Relativity Space the 2028 contract to launch the Aeolus atmospheric payload to Mars. Aeolus will map winds, dust and temperature to improve landing safety and guide spacecraft design for crewed missions.
Read More Scince News Space 15 days ago NASA’s ERNEST Rover: Ten Times Faster, Battle‑Hardened NASA's ERNEST rover prototype blends advanced suspension, four‑wheel steering and reinforcement‑learning autonomy to achieve speeds near 1 km/h—about ten times faster than recent rovers—aiming to transform lunar and Martian exploration.
Read More Scince News Space 16 days ago Hidden 3.5-Billion-Year Moon Strike Reveals Solar Past Microscopic baddeleyite grains in a lunar meteorite date to about 3.486 billion years ago, joining evidence from Earth and asteroid Vesta that inner Solar System bombardment lingered well after the Late Heavy Bombardment.
Read More Scince News Space 17 days ago Could Black Holes Survive the Era Before the Big Bang? A University of Portsmouth study explores a cosmic bounce model in which primordial black holes may have survived a pre-Big Bang contraction, potentially explaining early massive objects and contributing to dark matter.
Read More Scince News Space 18 days ago Mini-Universe Inside a Dying Star: The Gravastar Idea Researchers propose that a collapsing massive star could spawn a tiny expanding universe inside it, halting collapse and creating a gravastar — a compact object without a singularity or event horizon.
