What could be within the potential cave openings that an AI model has identified through publicly available NASA images?
Astronomy
NASA’s new mission features a British-built instrument that will map the heliosphere and observe space weather; we find out more.
A rogue exoplanet is feeding on gas and dust at an astonishing rate and has been observed by ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT).
Researchers have the unique opportunity to study the rare and mysterious comet 3I/ATLAS in detail as it approaches Mars in early October 2025, with several spacecraft and telescopes studying it as this happens.
The planet with the curious name Makemake could have its own atmosphere, much thinner than that of Earth. Thanks to the James Webb Telescope, we are also discovering new important information about this family of dwarf planets.
The Artemis II lunar mission will launch an Orion capsule into lunar orbit in a few months. Once its proper functioning has been verified, it will carry four astronauts to the Moon on the next mission, Artemis III, scheduled for 2027.
Astronomy and astrology are often confused, but one is based on science and the other on tradition. Today on Meteored, we’ll explain their essential differences and why it’s important to distinguish between them.
Scientists have discovered a very hot planet with significant auroral activity. Detailed observations were made using the James Webb Space Telescope.
Skywatchers are in for a treat this October, when the Harvest Supermoon lights up the night with its golden brilliance, appearing bigger and brighter than any other full moon in 2025.More information: Will we have another mini-Moon? Scientists detect a new "quasi-satellite" orbiting Earth
The October sky presents us with a spectacle of bright planets, meteor showers, and observational challenges that await us, reminding us that astronomy is within reach of any pair of curious eyes.
At the speed of light, Mars would be minutes away. However, real missions take months. Why is traveling to the Red Planet such a fascinating orbital challenge?
It's clear that space weather now plays a fundamental role in the development of life and technology on Earth. Some scientists have discovered similarities between the Sun and other stars that could improve future predictions.