In one of the most fascinating discoveries in recent times, scientists have observed the genesis of rare chemical elements in the afterglow of the second-brightest gamma-ray explosion ever seen in the universe.

In a recent cosmic event that sounds more like science fiction than reality, astronomers reported the sighting of two ice giant exoplanets (planets outside our solar system) crashing into each other around a star similar to our sun. The result? A spectacular flare of light and billowing plumes of dust, like a celestial fireworks show.

Leveraging AI, the Carnegie Institution for Science has pioneered a method to detect potential signs of life on Mars

In this article, we will attempt to put the vast distances we encounter in the Universe into perspective and provide you with some entertaining insights along the way.

In the vastness of the cosmos, a unique Earth-sized planet named LP 791-18d has captured the attention of astronomers. Distinguished by its relentless volcanic activity and a stark contrast between its perpetually light and dark hemispheres, this fascinating celestial body opens new avenues of research.

Scientists created the most detailed map of dark matter distribution across a quarter of the entire sky, extending deep into the cosmos. The new map provides insights into the universe's evolution and structure but also confirms Einstein's theory.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a stunning image of the ice giant Uranus, revealing dramatic rings and bright features in the planet's atmosphere.

Astronomers have witnessed the seemingly impossible using NASA's powerful James Webb Space Telescope.

Have you ever asked yourself why nearly all familiar planets have a round shape and not, say, the shape of a cylinder or a cube?