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Hawaii Telescope Captures Star Blasts Hitting Orion’s “Sword”

The most comprehensive photographs of the region where the famous constellation of Orion is bombarded with ultraviolet radiation from massive young stars have been taken by astronomers.

8 Sep 2022

Fermi Cocoon Occurs Due to Emission from the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy

According to a recent study published in Nature Astronomy, an international team of researchers has discovered a small satellite galaxy of the Milky Way loaded with dark matter.

6 Sep 2022

The Deepest Images of the Universe Have Been Released

This image, which was recorded in high detail by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, is being stirred up by a flurry of dazzling white galaxies.

13 Jul 2022

CDU Students Involved in Rare Pluto Observation in Katherine

Charles Darwin University (CDU) students are joining a team of NASA-funded scientists and astronomers to observe Pluto pass in front of a distant star in Katherine on June 1.

26 May 2022

Scientists Use DLAs to Analyze Galactic Nurseries

Researchers have been able to look deeply into galactic nurseries at the heart of the young universe thanks to a wholly new instrument, a potent telescope, and a little support from nature.

19 May 2022

Intrinsic Charm of Protons may Trouble Terrestrial Neutrino Observers

Can the neutrino eyes of humanity, observatories such as the IceCube in Antarctica, really see neutrinos coming from deep space.

25 Mar 2022

Out of this World Experiment Lands in Space

A world-first – or solar system-first – archaeological project has this week begun on the International Space Station.

18 Jan 2022

The Local Bubble: The Source of All Nearby Young Stars

For decades, astronomers have known that the Earth and Sun lie the Local Bubble. Now, For the first time, a team of astronomers has been able to retrace the history of this star-filled neighborhood.

13 Jan 2022

Space Dust Analysis Could Solve Mystery of the Origins of Earth’s Water

An international team of scientists may have solved a key mystery about the origins of the Earth’s water, after uncovering persuasive new evidence pointing to an unlikely culprit - the Sun.

30 Dec 2021

Solar System's Oldest Solids Could have Formed Further Away from the Sun than Previously Thought

The earliest solids formed in the solar system give clues to what radioactive species were made by the young sun, and which ones were inherited. By studying isotopic variations of the elements vanadium (V) and strontium (Sr), an international team of researchers including scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory found that those variations are not caused by irradiation from the sun but are produced by condensation and evaporation reactions in the early solar system.

30 Sep 2021

Outer Space News

Hawaii Telescope Captures Star Blasts Hitting Orion’s “Sword”

Fermi Cocoon Occurs Due to Emission from the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy

The Deepest Images of the Universe Have Been Released

CDU Students Involved in Rare Pluto Observation in Katherine

Scientists Use DLAs to Analyze Galactic Nurseries

Intrinsic Charm of Protons may Trouble Terrestrial Neutrino Observers

Out of this World Experiment Lands in Space

The Local Bubble: The Source of All Nearby Young Stars

Space Dust Analysis Could Solve Mystery of the Origins of Earth’s Water

Solar System's Oldest Solids Could have Formed Further Away from the Sun than Previously Thought

Quantum Development in Ireland: A Conversation with John Durcan, Chief Technologist, IDA Ireland

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Modified Newtonian Dynamics and the Search for a Ninth Planet

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Quantum Development in Ireland: A Conversation with John Durcan, Chief Technologist, IDA Ireland

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