The James Webb Space Telescope is revealing unexpected findings about the early universe, including 'little red dots' and unexpectedly massive black holes, challenging existing astrophysical theories.
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Researchers discovered a novel protein, CARDIB, in the starlet sea anemone that suppresses antiviral defenses, a mechanism essential for combating viral infections.
A last-minute software issue aborted a crucial launch attempt for NASA's satellite rescue mission. The mission aims to save the Swift Observatory from crashing by October.
NASA has awarded nearly $600 million in new contracts to private companies for lunar landers to deliver science equipment to the moon's surface in late 2028.
SpaceX launched the 7.5-ton SXM-11 satellite on a Falcon 9 rocket Sunday to replace aging spacecraft in orbit, enhancing SiriusXM's broadcasting capabilities.
June's full moon, known as the Strawberry Moon, will be visible Monday evening. Its name originates from Native American traditions, reflecting seasonal harvests and natural rhythms.
A new study analyzing the vocalizations of great apes suggests that laughter, a behavior common to the species, may have originated in primate ancestors 15 million years ago.
China's Tiangong space station may become the only permanently crewed outpost in Earth orbit if the International Space Station retires as planned and commercial successors are not ready.
NASA has selected 41 proposals from 37 American companies to advance technologies for long-term lunar presence and human Mars exploration. These partnerships leverage NASA's resources to mature commercial space solutions.
NASA is investing $30 million in a novel rescue mission to extend the life of the nearly 22-year-old Swift Observatory, an instrument crucial for detecting gamma-ray bursts.