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Celestial fireworks from supernova explosion

A new Hubble image shows celestial fireworks from supernova remnant DEM L 190. The supernova remnant resembles the smoke and streamers of summer fireworks.

InSight falls silent, NASA declares mission end

NASA’s InSight falls silent and then failed to communicate. So, NASA declared the InSight mission over. InSight revealed secrets about the interior of Mars.

A wreath of star formation in Pegasus

The Webb Space Telescope captured the spiral galaxy NGC 7469 in Pegasus and its wreath of star formation in the ring around the galaxy's central black hole.

Peekaboo Galaxy emerges from behind a star

The Peekaboo Galaxy, discovered after emerging from behind a fast-moving star, has an extremely low amount of metal. Read more about it here.

A moment of global darkness on December 6

For just a moment on December 6, nearly 9 in 10 people worldwide experience nighttime. Read more about the moment of global darkness.

Phytoplankton blooms underneath Antarctic sea ice

Scientists have compiled evidence of phytoplankton blooms under sea ice in the Antarctic thanks to cracks that let the sunlight in. Find out more.

NASA predicted asteroid impact in Ontario, Canada

NASA predicted the asteroid impact in Ontario, Canada, with its Scout impact hazard assessment system. The goal of Scout is to track impact hazards to Earth.

A space garden can feed astronauts on the moon

A space garden will enable astronauts to grow their own food in places like the moon and on Mars. Read more about the plants astronauts can grow in space.

Challenger debris found in the Atlantic

Divers filming for the History Channel found Challenger debris off the Florida space coast. NASA confirmed the discovery. Read more here.

Big Dipper (Sky Bear) comes to Earth in November

Every year, the Big Dipper (Great Bear) descends to its lowest point in the sky on November evenings. This makes it difficult, or impossible, to see.

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