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Left: visualization of a spacetime-crystel. Right: a cubic crystal structure

The Mathematics That Turns Spacetime Into a Crystal, Then a Black Hole

A view of the Hapcheon impact crater, where researchers identified geological evidence of a post-impact hydrothermal lake environment.

How Asteroid Strikes May Have Sparked Earth’s First Breath of Oxygen

In this visualization, the LEXI instrument is shown onboard Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1, which will deliver 10 Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) payloads to the Moon. Firefly Aerospace

New, Shortest Path to the Moon Turns Out to Run Past the Moon First

Six mix-and-match drink recipes could supply astronauts on long space flights with omega-3 fatty acids.

Omega-3 Drinks Designed to Keep Astronauts Healthy on Deep Space Missions

Artist's impression of stars springing up out of the darkness Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Cracks Are Appearing in the Geometric Assumption Underlying All of Modern Cosmology

Stardust in the Ice: How Antarctic Cores Are Mapping Our Path Through the Galaxy

A Rock the Size of Several City Blocks Will Pass Closer Than Your TV Satellite in 2029

Engineer Jaakko Karras inspects a next-generation Mars helicopter rotor blade prior to testing it at supersonic speeds in the 25-Foot Space Simulator at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in November 2025.

Mars Helicopter Engineers Push Rotor Blades Past the Sound Barrier to Unlock Heavier Payloads

earth

Fifty-Six Million Years Frozen: New Model Rewrites the Story of Snowball Earth

Artist’s conception of this research showing an imagined time sequence as a star passes behind a TNO with an atmosphere.

Tiny World in Outer Solar System Has an Atmosphere. It Shouldn’t.

A new study of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS led by the University of Michigan shows that its water has a remarkably high content of deuterium. This form of hydrogen is comparatively less abundant in our solar system, enabling researchers to glean new insights about other planetary processes at work in our galaxy. Image credit: Hans Anderson, Michigan News

Interstellar Comet Carries Water Unlike Anything in Our Solar System

Jets of energetic particles streaming away from the black hole Cygnus X-1 (at left in this artist’s rendering) bend in the stellar wind from the supergiant star paired in orbit with the black hole. Researchers used the extent of the bending to produce the first measurement of the power of a black hole’s jets. IMAGE: ICRAR/CURTIN UNIVERSITY

How Scientists Finally Weighed a Black Hole’s Most Violent Outburst

artemis launch

What Happens to Your Body Under Crushing Gravity, According to Fruit Flies

Artist's impression of the planet Epsilon Indi Ab, with water clouds atop its ammonia-dominated atmosphere. © E. C. Matthews, MPIA / T. Müller, HdA

Nearest Jupiter Has Water-Ice Clouds and Scientists Are Not Sure Why

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