Scientists have taken a big step towards figuring out where building blocks of life such as amino acids and amines form in space.
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Working together to make a difference
A partnership between ESA and PLAYMOBIL continues to inspire and educate children about space. It also helps to support the children’s humanitarian organisation UNICEF and its work with vulnerable children around the world.
Bright new comet discovered zooming toward the sun could outshine the stars next year
The newly discovered comet C/2023 A3 is making a close approach around the sun for the first time in 80,000 years, and might be as bright as a star in fall 2024.
Sucker Holes
When skies are cloudy, sucker holes may offer us a view — albeit often only a brief one — of the universe overhead.
Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 G lens review
This APS-C wide-angle zoom lens is designed for crop-sensor Sony cameras. It's sharp, versatile and provides excellent results but is it worth the high price tag?
Watch the Full Worm Moon rise in free telescope webcast on March 7
The Virtual Telescope Project will feature the Worm Full Moon shining over Rome on Tuesday (March 8), starting at 1:30 p.m. EST (1830 GMT).
Save 20% on the Lego Star Wars Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter
This is the way to a big saving on a 412-piece Lego set that's here in time for season three of "The Mandalorian."
5 mysteries we want to see unraveled in Mass Effect 4
Mass Effect 4 is in development, and fans are eager for a fresh face to the decade-old trilogy. Here's what we would like to see explained in the sequel to this incredible space game series.
Ursa Major Constellation: Everything you need to know about the Great Bear
Ursa Major, also known as the Great Bear, is the third-largest constellation in the sky. We explore this well-known constellation in more detail here.
In designing 'Hello Tomorrow!' on Apple TV+, Maya Sigel shoots for the moon (exclusive)
An exclusive interview with "Hello Tomorrow!" Production Designer Maya Sigel
This former NASA astronaut steered a space shuttle to safety after overcoming gender discrimination
Former NASA astronaut Susan Kilrain recently discussed her eventful 1997 space shuttle mission and talked about gender discrimination in the aerospace field.
James Webb Space Telescope 'sees triple' with help from Einstein (photos)
Thanks to a massive galactic cluster and a light-bending phenomenon predicted by Einstein the James Webb Space Telescope has imaged the same galaxy three times in a single image.
The Earth has an Even More Inner Core, and it's a Ball of Solid Metal
For generations, scientists have probed the structure and composition of the planet using seismic wave studies. This consists of measuring shock waves caused by Earthquakes as they penetrate and pass through the Earth’s core region. By noting differences in speed (a process known as anisotropy), scientists can determine which regions are denser than others. These studies have led to the predominant geological model that incorporates four distinct layers: a crust and a mantle (composed largely of silicate minerals) and an outer core and inner core composed of nickel-iron.
Japan’s new H3 rocket ready for another launch attempt after last-second abort
Japan’s H3 rocket rolls out to its launch pad at the Tanegashima Space Center before a second launch attempt March 6 (U.S. time). Credit: JAXA
After an electrical problem kept Japan’s first H3 rocket on the ground during a launch attempt last month, teams wheeled the new hydrogen-fueled launcher back to its firing stand for another countdown Monday to try to send an Earth observation satellite into orbit.
The Universe May Have Started with a Dark Big Bang
The Big Bang may have not been alone. The appearance of all the particles and radiation in the universe may have been joined by another Big Bang that flooded our universe with dark matter particles. And we may be able to detect it.
'Star Wars: The High Republic' gets lavish illustrated guide from Insight Editions (exclusive)
Insight Editions delivers "Chronicles of the Jedi: An illustrated Guide To The Galaxy’s Golden Age" in March
This fantastic trailer for retro-future game 'The Invincible' aims for the stars (video)
A new official trailer for "The Invincible," a new space game with sci-fi roots from Starward Industries, has arrived and it's fantastic.
I drove a rover on a moon-like landscape and felt like an Apollo astronaut (video)
An ordinary office door opened before me, exposing a portal to the moon. When I stepped inside, I felt a strange connection with explorers of all ages.
Chinese carmaker to launch 72 satellites to assist intelligent driving
Chinese automaker Geely plans to launch 72 satellites by 2025 to support a new range of cars.
China and France prepare to launch satellite to hunt for gamma-ray bursts
France is set to send a pair of advanced science instruments to China in preparation for launch of a joint space observatory that will hunt for gamma-ray bursts.
How do Black Holes Make a Shadow?
It’s notoriously difficult to take a picture of a black hole. But when they are surrounded by material we have an opportunity to witness the hole carved out by the event horizon. But what we see in the famous images of black holes isn’t the event horizon itself, but a magnified and enlarged version known as the shadow.
