Hunting for evidence of the first stars that ever existed
Astronomers might have found evidence of the very first stars which existed in the universe.
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Astronomers might have found evidence of the very first stars which existed in the universe.
The most powerful space telescope ever built is continuing to send back dazzling images of the universe from its orbit a million miles from Earth.
NASA’s skywatching treats for June include views of a planetary breakup, a famous star cluster, and the Lyra constellation.
NASA is back with its regular update on what to look out for in that vast open window above our heads. This month four particular planets take center stage.
February’s skywatching treats include a chance to catch Jupiter before it disappears for a few months, and a view of a bright Venus and the Orion Nebula.
Hubble researchers have returned to the unstable star AG Carinae to show it from two different views, complied from observations in 2020, 2014, and 1994.
The mystery of Betelgeuse’s dimming has been solved, thanks to observations which show that the star was obscured by a cloud of dust.
Check out this beautiful timelapse of the night sky shot at the European Space Agency’s Spaceport in French Guiana, South America.
Our neighboring star, Proxima Centauri, has emitted a stellar flare is 100 times more powerful than any solar flare from our sun.
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is back again with its monthly rundown of sky-watching tips. This is what you can see …