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New Data on Extraterrestrial Cloud Cover Could Double the Number of Habitable Exoplanets

By Maia Brown-Jackson Jul 3rd
Disappointed By the “Super Moon?” Here’s Why: It Isn’t “Super”

By Glen Tickle Jun 23rd
Look To The Skies! Watch Saturn Make A Beautifully Close Approach To Earth Tonight

By Glen Tickle Apr 28th
Watch a Black Hole Feed on Its Planet-Sized Prey [Video]

By Jeff LaSala Apr 3rd
New Type of Itty-Bitty Stellar Explosion Discovered

By Jeff LaSala Mar 27th
This Day In Geek History: Pluto Was Discovered Today in 1930

By Jeff LaSala Feb 18th
SETI Asks the Internet to Name Pluto’s Smallest Moons, Is Probably Already Inundated With Meme-Related Write-Ins

By Rebecca Pahle Feb 11th
Star Wars Has Lied to Us: Traveling Through Hyperspace Would Actually Look Pretty Boring

By Rebecca Pahle Jan 17th
Neighboring Star is the Oldest Known and the Silver Fox of the Universe

By Steven Romano Jan 11th
Space Telescopes Work Together to Find Largest Known Spiral Galaxy

By Ian Chant Jan 11th
Tycho Brahe Was Not Poisoned, Had A Brass Nose, Say Researchers Who Dug Up His Corpse

By Ian Chant Nov 15th
Hubble Spots New Red Galaxy, Perfect Example of Cosmic Middle Age

By Ian Chant Nov 12th
Protoplanet Vesta Is Always Reapplying Its Celestial Makeup

By Ian Chant Oct 31st
Water On Moon’s Surface Created By Solar Winds, Could Suggest Water Present On Asteroids

By Ian Chant Oct 15th
Watch 9 Billions Years of the Universe Condensed Into 80 Seconds

By Alanna Bennett Aug 19th
Watch The Perseids Meteor Shower This Weekend

By Ian Chant Aug 10th
Kepler-11’s Planetary Transition Translated to Sound

By Rollin Bishop Jul 1st
The Transit of Venus: Ignore All That Advice About Not Looking At the Sun (We’re Kidding)

By Jamie Frevele Jun 5th
Watch Venus Transit Across the Sun For the Last Time Until the 22nd Century This June

By Max Eddy May 1st
Amazing Views of Venus and Jupiter Across the Sky

By Max Eddy Apr 9th