If you were alive in 2013, you're in this photo. Right here: Saturn, its rings, and Earth captured in enhanced colour. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute You might have already guessed the planet: Saturn, the sixth planet from the Sun, surrounded by its iconic rings. The image, "The Day The Earth Smiled", is just one […]
Three of Jupiter's moons have colossal oceans sloshing beneath the surface. Despite being permanently locked away from sunlight, their chemical seafloors could harbour life.
A stunning image of the distant universe 4.6 billion years in the making: This is Webb's First Deep Field. Let's take a look at SMACS 0723.
Does Mercury have ice on its surface? The ESA/JAXA-operated BepiColombo is on its way to find out.
About 3.5 billion years ago, water flowed on the surface of Mars. Did that water host life? Let's head to Jezero Crater to find out.
An ocean moon that could harbour life, and a poorly understood ice giant: These are the next targets for NASA's flagship space missions.
Could there be another Earth lurking in our galaxy? We've found some promising candidates, but it remains unclear. Let's take a closer look.
Look outside at dawn or dusk, and you'll see it: Venus, the planet on our doorstep. Check out why we should go there as soon as possible.
The largest telescope in history launched on Christmas Day, paving the way for a golden era in space discovery.
The Parker Solar Probe has become the first human-made object ever to 'touch the Sun', and its discoveries are just getting started.