LIVE MONDAY: A Fermi Paradox solution with Alan Stern

Join us at 12:15 CST (18:15 UTC) on Monday, November 11, when former NASA chief Alan Stern will be discussing the Fermi Paradox. Where are all the aliens?

Mirach is your guide star to finding 3 galaxies

Mirach in the constellation Andromeda helps stargazers locate the Andromeda Galaxy, the Triangulum Galaxy, and "Mirach's Ghost" (NGC 404).

Do the giant rings of exoplanet J1407b rotate backward?

Scientists think the giant exoplanet J1407b has a massive ring system much larger than Saturn's. A new study suggests the rings may orbit the planet backward.

Carl Sagan and his scientific legacy on his 90th birthday

Carl Sagan would have turned 90 on November 9, 2024. Here's a look at his accomplishments and the contributions he made to the world of astronomy and science.

Citizen scientists study Jupiter’s storms using Juno images

Citizen scientists helped classify Jupiter's storms to get a better understanding of how such vortices change over time. See images here.

Jupiter doesn’t have a surface. How is that possible?

Jupiter doesn't have a surface. It's a gas giant planet with a hostile interior. But if Jupiter didn't exist, life would probably not exist on Earth.

Black hole went on a feeding frenzy in the early universe

A supermassive black hole in the early universe went on a feeding frenzy, consuming 40 times more material than astronomers thought was possible.

Successful final Parker Solar Probe flyby of Venus yesterday

The final Parker Solar Probe flyby of Venus happened on November 6, 2024. NASA hopes to learn more about Venus' surface features thanks to this flyby.

Hera spots Earth and the moon from space. See it here!

The Hera mission is on its way to the asteroid Dimorphos. But first it looked back to catch a view of Earth and the moon from space.

Giant craters on Venus ‘hiding in plain sight’

Where are the giant craters on Venus? Huge concentric rings in the Haasttse-baad Tessera region may be the result of two back-to-back asteroid impacts.