A beautiful scene awaits you in the early morning sky. It's a golden opportunity to see the moon sweep past 3 glorious planets: Jupiter, Saturn and Venus.
James Figge of Delmar, New York captured this image on February 23, 2019 - from the comfort of his home - with the Harvard-Smithsonian 6-inch robotic telescope in Arizona.
No matter where you live worldwide, let the waning moon be your guide to the bright planet Jupiter over the next several mornings. Plus Venus and Saturn are nearby!
Cracks growing across the Brunt Ice Shelf are poised to release an iceberg about twice the size of New York City. A scientific presence on the ice shelf since 1955 has an uncertain future.
Researchers used Gaia data to find a stellar stream of at least 4,000 stars that have been moving together in space since they formed, about a billion years ago.
Mars has sand dunes, as Earth does. But now, NASA's Odyssey orbiter has revealed something odd: a large dune field shaped roughly like a hexagon. The finding is expected to provide more clues as to how dunes form in Martian winds.