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Astronomers have detected unprecedented oxygen-rich gas 'bullets' erupting from V445 Puppis, the Milky Way's only known helium nova.
Astronomers report the potential discovery of the first known exomoon, an object blurring the lines between planetary and satellite classifications.
Astronomers have detected natural sugar molecules floating within a cloud of dust and gas near the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
Astronomers uncover a key sugar molecule in a cosmic dust cloud—raising questions about the building blocks of life in space
Astronomers propose coldest Milky Way objects may not be stars—but alien energy-harvesting megastructures
New X-ray and gamma-ray data suggest the Milky Way's outer spiral arms extend significantly further into space than earlier models indicated.
July’s night sky offers rare celestial displays—from the Milky Way’s peak brilliance to planetary alignments
The European Space Agency's Euclid telescope has produced a high-resolution portrait of the Milky Way’s center, capturing over 60 million individual stars.
July marks a peak period for celestial observation, offering visibility for meteor showers, planetary alignments, and the final 2026 Manhattanhenge.
Astronomers may have misidentified the Milky Way’s core for decades—new clues point to a hidden black hole.
ESA’s Euclid telescope reveals the Milky Way’s core in unprecedented cosmic detail
A 60-million-star snapshot of the Milky Way’s core reshapes cosmic discovery—here’s why astronomers are buzzing
Astronomers detect unexplained gamma-ray emissions from the Milky Way’s core—dark matter may hold the answer.