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Newfound Dwarf Planet 'The Goblin' May Lead to Mysterious Planet Nine That clue is 2015 TG387, a newfound object in the far outer solar system, way beyond Pluto. The orbit of 2015 TG387 shares peculiarities with those of other extremely far-flung bodies, which appear to have been shaped by the gravity of a very large ...
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Canadian Nobel physics laureate hails womens' progress Canada's Donna Strickland, the first female Nobel Prize winner in physics since 1963, said Tuesday that women have "come a long way" since the previous laureate, Maria Goeppert Mayer.
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Touchdown! Japan space probe lands new robot on asteroid A Japanese probe landed a new observation robot on an asteroid on Wednesday as it pursues a mission to shed light on the origins of the solar system.
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"No One Can Find It" –None of the Universe's Dark Matter Consists of Black Holes, or Any Similar Object "We are back to the standard discussions. What is dark matter? Indeed, we are running out of good options," said Uroš Seljak, a UC Berkeley professor of physics and astronomy and BCCP co-director.
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Astronauts may experience serious gut damage from deep space travel A new study reveals that astronauts may suffer serious gastrointestinal damage during deep space travel. The findings are based on animal model simulations that look at the effects of galactic cosmic radiation exposure on GI tissue.
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Russia finds ISS hole made deliberately: space chief Russian investigators looking into the origin of a hole that caused an oxygen leak on the International Space Station have said it was caused deliberately, the space agency chief said.
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SpaceX completes hotfire test, preps for first California rocket landing The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that will launch Saturday will reuse the first stage booster from a July 25 mission that carried 10 Iridium communications satellites into orbit.
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Astronauts travelling to Mars will be at 'high risk' of developing stomach TUMOURS, study warns Astronauts travelling to Mars in the near future could face severe stomach issues, including tumours, a new study has warned. Researchers from Georgetown University suggest that the radiation astronauts will experience during long voyages could ...
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Comet 67P Like You've Never Seen It Before A stunning new image of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko shows off a drab, alien landscape. Amateur astronomer Jacint Roger Perez stitched together this remarkable view of the comet's surface by combining three images captured in three different ...
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New simulation sheds light on spiraling supermassive black holes A new model is bringing scientists a step closer to understanding the kinds of light signals produced when two supermassive black holes, which are millions to billions of times the mass of the Sun, spiral toward a collision.
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