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JWST's largest survey yet reveals 164,000 galaxies, sharper dark matter maps, and void galaxies that defy Lambda-CDM predictions of the cosmos.

Low Earth Orbit now holds thousands of satellites, yet no clear property law governs it. Here's why the 1967 treaty can no longer keep up with reality.

Centaurus A bears the scars of an ancient galactic collision. See how new JWST images reveal its hidden structure, black hole jets and fossil star clusters.

Could pure light create a black hole to power a starship? Explore the Kugelblitz engine, Hawking radiation thrust, and why quantum physics may forbid it.

Scientists are hunting for life signs in exoplanet atmospheres. Discover what biosignatures are, why false positives are dangerous, and what JWST found.

Who owns the Moon? Space law says no one, but private space miners and rival nations are changing that. Here's what the legal frameworks actually say

Satellites burn up and seed Earth's atmosphere with aluminum oxide. Scientists warn of ozone depletion, climate shifts and our fast-disappearing dark skies.

Star Catcher Industries has secured $88 million in total funding to develop a constellation of power nodes designed to beam solar energy to orbital satellites.

New research confirms that rising sunspot counts accelerate orbital decay for low Earth debris, presenting both a risk and an opportunity for space safety.

Astronomers using the RAVEN machine learning tool have identified over 100 new exoplanets within legacy TESS mission data, including rare planetary systems.

New research in 2026 is reshaping how we understand star birth, death, and everything in between - from protostars to merging supermassive black holes

Statistical anomalies across planetary systems could provide robust evidence for life. This new method identifies biological signatures in large cosmic datasets

Over 11,000 new asteroids found by the Rubin Observatory. Read about the upcoming Legacy Survey of Space and Time and its role in uncovering hidden planets.