Featured Image: Untangling the Galaxy
Did you know that the stars around us are organized into a tangle of strings? Gaia is helping us sort out the threads.
Did you know that the stars around us are organized into a tangle of strings? Gaia is helping us sort out the threads.
Simulations explore whether clusters of neon might be to blame for mysteriously warm white dwarfs.
New state-of-the-art simulations reveal what may have happened when a planetary-mass impactor smashed into the early Earth.
How can we tell how much energy is leaking out of active regions on the Sun?
This dramatic simulation shows how the escape of blobs of plasma from a magnetar could produce fast radio bursts.
Ever wondered how stellar binaries form? Check out this numerical simulation, which tracks the process over 400 years.
A recent study shows how a ring of dust and gas surrounding a newly born star might behave as it evolves.
This stunning image of the Sun and its corona is composited from hundreds of individual frames captured during a solar eclipse.
Is Venus still volcanically active today? The differences between the two rocks shown here point to an answer.
New laboratory experiments explode hollow ice spheres to learn about catastrophic collisions in the early solar system.