Results of a search for the dust emission from lensed, optically dark galaxies suggest that there may be a missing population of extremely massive star-forming galaxies in the early universe.

A new catalog of outer solar system objects incorporates a further two years of data from the Dark Energy Survey, yielding 812 trans-Neptunian objects, one Centaur and one Oort cloud comet, 458 of which are newly reported.

The massive central region of the Milky Way contains vast clouds of warm, turbulent gas, but new observations reveal for the first time a cold, dense, less turbulent component on the brink of star formation.

Hubble Space Telescope spectra of Europa’s jumbled chaos terrains reveal a new absorption feature at 230 nm that appears to be associated with irradiated sodium chloride and correlates with other spectral features.

WINTER is coming: this new 1-meter telescope will provide near-infrared follow-up observations of transient events called kilonovae that occur when a neutron star merges with another neutron star or a black hole.

For the first time, neutral gas has been detected via damped Lyman-alpha absorption and 21-cm emission outside of the star-studded regions of a galaxy, revealing a gaseous connection between two galaxies.