26 articles tagged with "astronomy"
Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery with the MeerKAT telescope, identifying the most distant hydroxyl megamaser to date, which may reshape our understanding of the early universe.
Recent measurements of the spins of giant planets and brown dwarfs challenge established theories of planet formation, revealing unexpected dynamics in these celestial bodies.
Astronomers have conducted deep observations of spiral galaxy W2246f using MUSE on the VLT, revealing an ancient core and active star formation.
A recent study sheds light on the intriguing chemical disparities between two stars in a binary system, suggesting they may have originated together.
A recent study by scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institute reveals unexpected findings regarding red dwarfs in an ancient star cluster, highlighting a notable brightness gap.
In a groundbreaking discovery, astronomers have directly observed the rotation of a protoplanetary disk surrounding the young star AB Aurigae, shedding light on the planet formation process.
Recent 3D simulations have shed light on the processes that shape the cradles of baby stars, revealing the significant role of shock waves in stellar nurseries.
Recent findings suggest that supermassive black holes may impact the habitability of exoplanets, even those located at significant distances from these cosmic giants.
Astronomers have identified a super-Earth exoplanet located 83 light years away, orbiting the red dwarf star Ross 318. This discovery was made using the TESS.
Recent research sheds light on the atmospheric conditions of WASP-94A b, a gas giant nearly 700 light years away, using advanced cloud-detecting techniques.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has revealed a rare galaxy located 100 million light-years from Earth, showcasing a bright center and an unusual structure that hints at spiral formation.
Astronomers have potentially identified a new member of the odd radio circles class, named J1248+4826, which are large ring-like structures detectable only at radio wavelengths.
A recent study has revealed that the Seyfert galaxy HE 1237−2252 experienced a significant change, with its central black hole dimming and then rapidly reigniting.
A groundbreaking image reveals a glowing filament in the cosmic web, connecting two galaxies and enhancing our understanding of the Universe's structure.
Recent observations from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal two early-universe black holes that are growing significantly faster than their host galaxies, raising questions about cosmic evolution.
Recent studies using advanced radio telescopes have uncovered a vast halo surrounding the galaxy cluster RXCJ0232–4420, shedding light on its unique structure.