The newly discovered interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may be 3 billion years older than our solar system, possibly making it the oldest comet ever observed. As it races towards the sun, researchers predict a spectacular tail could form, revealing secrets of its ancient origins.
New research suggests as many as 100 previously unseen satellite galaxies could be orbiting the Milky Way. This discovery could change our understanding of dark matter and galaxy formation!
Astronomers are buzzing about 3I/ATLAS, potentially the oldest comet ever observed, estimated to be around 7 billion years old. Discover the implications of this ancient interstellar visitor!
Astronomers have identified a mysterious interstellar object, 3I/Atlas, which may be over seven billion years old, potentially making it the oldest known comet. First spotted by a telescope in Chile, it is expected to be visible from Earth later this year.
Astronomers have unveiled evidence suggesting that Earth may be located in a gigantic cosmic void, affecting our view of the universe and potentially solving the Hubble tension crisis that has baffled scientists for years.
Matthew Hopkins' groundbreaking research on Comet 3I/ATLAS reveals unprecedented insights into interstellar objects, suggesting it's from a region of the galaxy we've never seen before!
An interstellar comet, dubbed A11pl3Z, is hurtling toward the inner solar system, first detected by NASA's ATLAS system. While it poses no threat to Earth, its approach offers a rare opportunity for astronomical study.
Astronomers have identified a new interstellar object, A11pl3Z, on a trajectory towards the sun, potentially the third of its kind ever observed. Set to make its closest approach in October, researchers are eager to unveil its mysteries.
Astronomers have uncovered a rare Jupiter-sized exoplanet, AT2021uey b, at the edge of our galaxy using a unique method based on Einstein's predictions. This groundbreaking discovery reveals new possibilities for planetary formation in sparse regions of space.
A powerful radio burst detected in June 2024 has astronomers puzzled. Originating from the long-dead NASA satellite Relay 2, researchers explore the reasons behind this unexpected phenomenon.
