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Don't Panic! 3I/ATLAS Isn't an Alien Death Probe, But It Is Wildly Unusual

Don't Panic! 3I/ATLAS Isn't an Alien Death Probe, But It Is Wildly Unusual Space4 weeks ago

illustration of a cme on another star

Astronomical First: Storm Seen Erupting on Another Sun, And It's a Monster Space4 weeks ago

impact of micrometeorite in rock from the moon

Constant Rain of Tiny Meteoroids Poses 'Silent Threat' to Future Moon Base Space4 weeks ago

3 Giant Solar Outbursts Explode Towards Earth, Prompting Aurora Forecast Across US

3 Giant Solar Outbursts Explode Towards Earth, Prompting Aurora Forecast Across US Space4 weeks ago

One Part of Earth Is at Higher Risk of Impact by an Interstellar Object

One Part of Earth Is at Higher Risk of Impact by an Interstellar Object Space4 weeks ago

Black streaks across a reddish surface

Mysterious Streaks on The Slopes of Mars Might Finally Be Solved Space1 month ago

In this illustration, an asteroid (at bottom left) breaks apart under the powerful gravity of a bright sphere at the center of an orange disk ,representing LSPM J0207+3331, the oldest, coldest white dwarf known to be surrounded by a ring of dusty debris. Scientists think the system’s infrared signal is best explained by two distinct rings composed of dust supplied by crumbling asteroids.

Scientists Reveal a Chilling Glimpse of The Sun's Future Death Space10 November 2025

Illustration of an alien probe in dark space

Alien Probes Could Already Lurk in Our Solar System, Study Says Space06 November 2025

A rocket blasting off into space

Space Junk Likely Struck China's Shenzhou-20, Delaying Crew's Return Space06 November 2025

Most Powerful Black-Hole Flare Ever Recorded Shone Like 10 Trillion Suns

Most Powerful Black-Hole Flare Ever Recorded Shone Like 10 Trillion Suns Space05 November 2025

People (in silhouette) gather to watch the moon rise over the Glastonbury Levels

How to See Tonight's Beaver Supermoon – The Biggest And Brightest Since 2019 Space05 November 2025

The image features a dark background with a thin, bright horizontal line running across the centre. This is our galaxy’s disc. Above and below this line, numerous white arrows point upward and downward. These arrows vary in length and are spread evenly along the line. Scattered among the arrows are small red and blue dots. The visual resembles an astronomical data visualisation, illustrating positions and motions of stars in our galaxy.

A Colossal Wave Is Rippling Through The Milky Way, Gaia Data Reveals Space05 November 2025

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