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Mar 21, 2026

NASA Releases Stunning New Mars Images by Perseverance.

New images taken by NASA’s Perseverance rover offer unprecedented views of the Red Planet’s ancient surface. These photographs reveal cracked bedrock, terrain shaped by erosion, and clues of a watery history in the famous Jezero Crater.

Mar 18, 2026

JWST Has Photographed a Supernova in Another Galaxy.

A star in another galaxy reaches the end of its life in a powerful explosion, captured in unprecedented detail by the JWST. This marks the first time a star is observed both before and after its death, offering priceless information about stellar evolution.

Mar 14, 2026

NASA Found an Exoplanet Orbiting Around a Dead Star

Astronomers have discovered a gas giant planet still orbiting its dead star; something we never thought was possible. This planet takes just 34 hours to lap the white dwarf it’s orbiting, and raises countless questions about planet evolution.

Mar 11, 2026

NASA Might Send a Spacecraft in 2035 to Catch Comet 3I/ATLAS.

A new mission concept could send a spacecraft to catch the famous interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. By using the Sun as a gravity slingshot, this probe could launch in 2035 and intercept the comet over 68 billion miles away.

Mar 7, 2026

NASA Is Going to Jupiter in 2030 to Search for Alien Life.

Jupiter’s icy moon Europa may hide one of the most promising locations for life beyond the Earth. Under its shell lies a vast global ocean, with more than two times the amount of water our own planet has. NASA’s new Europa Clipper mission will explore this moon’s chemistry and interior, searching for the conditions needed to support life.

Mar 3, 2026

NASA Has Captured the “Eye of God” Nebula

A new photograph of the famous Helix Nebula has been released by the James Webb Space Telescope. This nebula sits over 650 light-years away, and JWST’s powerful instruments have revealed the intricate and detailed inner workings of this object, giving us a closer and clearer look into the final stages of Sun-like stars.

Feb 28, 2026

The March 2026 Blood Moon is Almost Here. Here’s How to See It.

On the night of March 2-3, skywatchers from across the United States will be able to witness a total lunar eclipse, or “Blood Moon”, slip into the shadow of planet Earth, turning deep red. Visible without any special equipment, this event promises an unforgettable experience to countless astronomy enthusiasts around the world.

Feb 25, 2026

Glowing Auroras on Uranus Revealed in NASA's Latest Images.

The ice giant Uranus has been captured in stunning resolution by the James Webb Space Telescope. New observations of this distant world show its glowing auroras and distorted magnetic field, giving us the most detailed multi-wavelength view yet of the mysterious and distant world.

Feb 21, 2026

Astronomers Found a "Super-Earth" Planet in its Star's Habitable Zone.

49 light-years away towards the constellation of Cetus lies a “Super Earth” planet in the habitable zone of a quiet red dwarf star. New measurements suggest it may be water rich, like the famous “Miller’s Planet” from the movie Interstellar. JWST observations are narrowing down what kind of atmosphere it has, which will give astronomers crucial details about its potential for habitability, and perhaps life.