Новости за 13.07.2017

A new salvo has been fired in the back-and-forth debate about the existence of Planet Nine.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured a stunning view of a sunspot cascading from tail to core across the sun's surface.

A new study shows that women of color in astronomy are far more likely to feel unsafe at work because of their gender and race than other groups.

A colossal chunk of ice broke away from Antarctica this month, giving birth to one of the largest icebergs in world history.

Multiple NASA satellites have captured images of the dramatic and long-awaited birth of one of the largest icebergs ever recorded, which broke off an Antarctic ice shelf this week.

Saturn's ringed world has attracted attention ever since humans first looked at the sky. Here are some of Saturn's lingering mysteries after the Cassini mission arrived there in 2004.

With time running out to start work on a 2022 Mars orbiter, a NASA official said July 10 the agency plans to have a "coherent Mars architecture" for future robotic Mars missions ready for presentation an at August committee meeting.

In "Salvation," which premieres this month on CBS, an MIT grad student, Liam Cole (Charlie Rowe), and a tech superstar, Darius Tanz (Santiago Cabrera), along with others plan for a deadly asteroid heading toward Earth.

Microgravity research on the International Space Station may give new insights into fighting cancer, according to NASA.

If you're excited about the possibility of Mars exploration, there's now a theme song just for you: The Mars Society has released a new anthem calling for humanity to explore the Red Planet.

The crimson clouds of Jupiter's Great Red Spot are more hypnotic than ever thanks to images created by citizen scientists using data from NASA's Juno probe at Jupiter.

Is our sun fundamentally different from other "sun-like" stars? This question highlights an ongoing controversy about whether our nearest star is unique or, in fact, an "ordinary star."