LHS 1140 b could accommodate water and atmosphere in the habitable zone
Exoplanet in habitable zone surprises astronomers: LHS 1140 b could be an ice world with liquid ocean. An exciting revelation for science.
A hypertelescope on the Moon to peer into the cosmos: the future of astronomy
A research team has presented the project of a giant optical hypertelescope in the crater of a lunar pole, with mirrors on the edge and instrumentation at the center, to revolutionize the study of the cosmos.
Janus, 'double face' white dwarf discovered: half Helium, half Hydrogen
Janus, the "two-faced" white dwarf, could rewrite everything we know about stellar evolution.
Crazy discovery by astronomers: a cloud of water in deep space
The astronomers' discovery could offer new insights into the origin of water in our solar system.
Signals from space, because this time it could be serious
Narrowband and moving signals: three reasons why these signals are serious candidates for being of extraterrestrial origin.
Here is the camera with the largest lens in the world: it will capture infinity
LSST has a literally record-breaking "eye". And he will use it to help astronomy achieve a great new goal worthy of him.
Avi Loeb, Harvard, relaunches: the universe? Created in a laboratory by aliens
Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has a rather suggestive theory about how we were born.
We may have discovered the first planet orbiting three stars
Observing the constellation of Orion reveals the possible presence of a gaseous planet that could orbit around three stars.
8 ways life would get weird on a flat Earth
It is bad to refute suggestive ideas such as those on flat earth. Much better to imagine what life would be like in such a sparkling world!
Discovered an exoplanet that has more water than Earth
The CHEOPS satellite accidentally spotted a rare exoplanet with a lot of water: the discovery is unprecedented.
A minor planet will visit our solar system this decade
It is between 100 and 370km large, returns every 600.000 years and will visit the solar system (passing by the sun) in 2031. What is it?
Ancient Assyrian tablets contain references to a solar storm
In three ancient documents mention is explicitly made of auroral phenomena: the great solar storm of 660 BC is the first ever recorded.
