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Schmidt Sciences announces four privately funded telescopes, including the first independent space observatory with 70% greater light-gathering power than Hubble.
Comet 24P/Schaumasse reaches perihelion on Jan. 8, 2026, at magnitude +10.8. Requires telescopes for visibility. Learn more about its 8-year orbit and observational details.
NASA's James Webb and Chandra telescopes reveal a 120-million-light-year-old galactic collision, demonstrating how infrared and X-ray observations illuminate different aspects of galaxy evolution.
A quantum system subjected to continuous external force remains cold and orderly due to quantum coherence, challenging classical expectations of thermalization. The study, published in Science, reveals how many-body dynamical localization prevents energy absorption in strongly interacting atoms.
Astronomers observed a black hole devouring a star, releasing energy equal to 400 billion suns in a rare TDE dubbed 'the Whippet', observed via Zwicky Transient Facility and Swift satellite.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has identified 2025 MN45, a massive asteroid spinning once every 113 seconds, defying expectations about asteroid composition and strength.
A Cochrane review suggests exercise may alleviate depression as effectively as therapy, with similar benefits to antidepressants, though evidence gaps remain.
NASA is assessing an early return for ISS Crew-11 following a medical concern, complicating their six-month mission timeline.
New research suggests Jupiter's moon Europa may lack active geological processes in its subsurface ocean, challenging assumptions about habitability.
Disney 20th Century Studios reveals digital and physical release dates for Predator: Badlands, including 4K UHD and Steelbook editions with bonus content.
Astronomers have discovered a galaxy cluster in the early universe with extreme heat and activity that challenges existing formation models.
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke ties spacewalking record Jan. 8 during ISS solar array prep. iROSA installation to boost power and deorbit support, livestream at 6:30 a.m. EST.
