“The exoplanet seems to be spiraling away from its star, an unexpected finding given the power of [its sun’s] gravitational pull.”

“If this is proven to be the case in other gas clouds, it will be revolutionary for the star formation community.”

"While much is being done to clean up our oceans and our rivers, space debris is the responsibility of all nations who operate there." 

The Parker probe flying into the solar corona represents “one of the last great unknowns."

With space exploration expected to rise soon, this method is aimed at making the process environmentally sustainable and cheaper.

The research could help decode mysteries about the Earth and also offer answers about origin of water in other planets, scientists say.

“Up to one in five of the earliest galaxies may have been missing from our map of the heavens,” researchers noted.

The growing space debris problem may result in the “Kessler Effect” - when smaller bits of junk may collide to make the orbit unusable.

Elements like gold could form around an active newborn black hole as it swallows gas from its environment.

Scientists call it a "tsunami" of gravitational waves, which could help understand the evolution of the universe.

As it moves away from the sun, Pluto’s atmosphere is beginning to disappear, and refreeze onto its surface.

Baffled by the void, scientists say, "What we see is the cavity, which means that there was some powerful mechanism to excavate this region."

"It is possible that the molecules that are needed to kick-start life on planets are readily available in all planet-forming environments."

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NASA's objective is to learn how to prevent "a truly catastrophic natural disaster" like the kind that killed dinosaurs.

Now, researchers can identify stars "less likely to host Earth-like planets, which could be useful as a criterion for planet searches."

Named “Cattail,” astronomers are still unsure of what the structure is, demonstrating how little we know about our galaxy.