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What Will the James Webb Space Telescope See? A Whole Bunch of Dust, That’s What

When it comes to the first galaxies, the James Webb Space Telescope will attempt to understand the formation of those

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If you’re planning to go boating on Saturn’s moon Titan, bring your lengthier anchor cables. Based on radar data returned

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A nearby system hosts the first Earth-sized planet discovered by NASA’s Transiting Exoplanets Survey Satellite, as well as a warm

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Globular clusters are inherently beautiful objects, but the subject of this NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image, Messier 3, is commonly

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A few decades ago, we didn’t know if there were any planets outside our solar system. Thanks to advances in

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You’re looking at the brand-new, first-ever close-up picture of a black hole. This image of the black hole M87 at

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In the past three decades, almost 4,000 planet-like objects have been discovered orbiting isolated stars outside the solar system (exoplanets).

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For over fifty years, scientists have theorized that roughly 85% of matter in the Universe’s is made up of a

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When it comes to the nature of dark matter, astronomers are still largely, well, in the dark. The existence of

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A new study by Queen’s University Belfast and Aberystwyth University indicates that the Sun’s magnetic field is 10 times more

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We’re about to see the first close-up of a black hole. The Event Horizon Telescope, a network of eight radio

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Astronomers at The University of Texas at Austin, in partnership with Google, have used artificial intelligence (AI) to uncover two

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