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The Moon Has Enough Energy for Cities, But One Resource Could Stop Us
The Moon could support permanent human settlements, but its resources may place strict limits on how large they can become. Near-constant sunlight at the lunar poles could provide abundant energy, yet limited water ice could prevent the gro
The Search for Alien Moons Just Got Much More Promising
Could the James Webb Space Telescope finally detect small moons orbiting distant planets? New research shows that combining observations from multiple planetary transits can reduce noise and reveal much weaker signals. Although no exomoon w
How Did Young Stars Form So Close to the Milky Way’s Black Hole?
How can young stars exist so close to the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole? New simulations suggest they may have formed right where we see them, despite the extreme environment around Sagittarius A*. The findings offer a new explanation
Scientists Map Phobos to Prepare for a Historic Mars Moon Mission
A new atlas of Phobos reveals how dust and rocks migrate across Mars’s mysterious moon, helping scientists choose and interpret sampling sites for JAXA’s MMX mission. By tracing the movement of surface material, researchers hope to uncover
The Strange Ice Inside Neptune and Uranus May Explain Their Magnetic Fields
Deep inside Neptune and Uranus, an exotic form of ice may behave nothing like ordinary ice. Researchers have created a new superionic phase under extreme conditions, where hydrogen can flow freely through a rigid oxygen structure, potential
Could James Webb Finally Detect the Universe’s First Stars?
Could some of the universe’s first stars have formed much later than expected? New research suggests rare bursts of pristine Population III stars may have emerged under unusual conditions, creating enormous clouds that could still leave det
A Massive Asteroid Just Reshaped the Moon
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has identified a massive new impact crater on the Moon, created by a collision in early 2024. Measuring about 728 feet across, it is the largest modern lunar impact ever recorded. The blast scattered luna
eROSITA Maps Nearly 2 Million Sources Across the X-Ray Universe
The eROSITA space telescope has released its second major X-ray catalog, offering one of the most detailed views yet of the high-energy universe. With nearly two million sources, including stars, supernova remnants, and supermassive black h
How 3D Printing and Living Organisms Could Build the Future on Mars
What if future Mars habitats could be 3D-printed using materials grown and gathered on the planet itself? Researchers have developed a bio-based construction material combining Martian regolith, gelatin, and genetically engineered yeast tha
BepiColombo Finally Awakens: The Instrument About to Map Mercury in 3D
After nearly a decade asleep in space, a crucial instrument aboard the BepiColombo mission has finally been switched on. The BELA laser altimeter survived years of extreme conditions and is now ready to map Mercury’s surface in unprecedente
