James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has not made any news today, said no space enthusiast ever. The telescope has clicked so many images of the cosmos and has yielded so much information, before sending another treasure-trove of celestial secrets that its almost every day that something or the other stands out from its observations.

James Webb telescope clicks a 'photobombing' galaxy

This week, Earth is in for a celestial spectacle as it braces for close encounters with not one or two, but five asteroids. As per NASA's Asteroid Watch dashboard, leading this stellar cast is the colossal Asteroid 2008 OS7, a celestial behemoth rivalling the dimensions of a Fifa-accredited football stadium, measuring a staggering 890 feet (0.

Celestial parade: Earth braces for close encounters with five colossal asteroids this week

Not that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope wasn't getting the enthusiastic applause from the scientific community and space fans in general, but humanity's more powerful eye in the sky has received a much deserved nod from the United States Postal Service.

US Postal Service issues stamps with iconic James Webb images

Researchers have identified the oldest black hole ever observed, dating from the beginning of the universe, and determined that it is 'eating' its host galaxy to death. The study, published in the journal Nature, used the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to locate the black hole, which formed 400 million years after the Big Bang, more than 13 billion years ago.

Universe's oldest and farthest black hole ever discovered by Scientists

The new discovery by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has left the scientists baffled with the mysteries of brown dwarf and auroral processes. The JWST found a new brown dwarf, which is an object that is much larger than gas giants like Jupiter but smaller than a star.

Mysterious auroras are being seen on a brown dwarf, even though it has no host star

Astronomers analysing images from the James Webb Space Telescope have challenged long-held assumptions about the appearance of newborn galaxies. Contrary to the widely held belief that they would resemble orbs or spidery discs, the tentative conclusion from a team of astronomers suggests their shapes were akin to bananas, pickles, cigars, or surfboards.

Scientists reveal how newborn galaxies went bananas at dawn of time but it’s not all about shape

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), on Thursday (Jan 4) announced the winners of Phase 1 of the 2024 NIAC (NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts) programme.

NASA announces 13 ideas that won $175,000 under prestigious NIAC programme

Rewind 2023: NASA's James Webb telescope clicked some really good images

As the world celebrated Christmas, the European Space Agency (ESA) shared a stunning image following "Santa's path" through the cosmos. Sadly, the image, which was captured by the James Webb Space Telescope, is just the European Space Agency jumping onto the Christmas bandwagon.

ESA's Christmas gift: James Webb Telescope captures stunning image of 'Santa's Path'

China's enigmatic reusable space plane, Shenlong aka the "Divine Dragon", has added another layer of mystery just four days into its third mission. Amateur observers worldwide have been diligently tracking the spacecraft since its launch.

Chinese space plane deployed 6 mysterious 'wingmen' in Earth's orbit: Reports

As Christmas approaches, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has released an image of a space Christmas tree. The image is of NGC 2264, a cluster of young stars, which is also known as the "Christmas Tree Cluster".

Cosmic Christmas tree stuns ahead of holidays in new image shared by NASA

NASA, on Monday (Dec 18) released new images of Uranus which showed the seventh planet from the sun in more detail than before. The photos captured by the American space agency’s high-powered James Webb Space Telescope show the planet’s glowing rings, moons, storms, and other atmospheric features including a seasonal polar cap.

Uranus stuns with halo-like rings, moons and this one special feature in new images

Fast radio bursts (FRBs), those enigmatic millisecond-long flashes of radio waves from distant corners of the universe, have become more mysterious than ever. The discovery of a unique pattern in a newly detected repeating FRB, named FRB 20220912A, has left astronomers intrigued.

Unlocking secrets of universe: Mysterious fast radio bursts in space gets stranger

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in a new discovery found a record-breaking and extremely brown dwarf, which posed a challenge to scientists' understanding of how stars are born.

James Webb spots record-breaking small, rare kind of brown 'failed' star

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has come up with an interesting finding. It has revealed that a box-shaped cloud of opaque dust, which lies at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy, is not just made up of gas, a study on Monday (Dec 4) said.

'The Brick' at the centre of our galaxy is not just made up of gas. Webb data reveals new details

The James Webb Telescope, since its launch, has been humanity's most advanced 'eye in the sky'. The Hubble Space Telescope is still working and sending us images of the universe yes, but the addition of the James Webb Space Telescope has enabled us to view the universe in literally a new light.

JWST has clicked a 'ghostly' space object

Is there any planet with life? Are there aliens? Is water available on another planet? Scientists and experts have launched various probes to find answers to these intriguing questions.

What's creating hurdles to find alien worlds? Something as trivial as HAZE

James Webb Space Telescope has taken the latest picture of the dense centre of our galaxy showing stunning and unprecedented details. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in its report published on Monday (Nov 20) said that the star-forming region, named Sagittarius C (Sgr C), is about 300 light-years from the Milky Way's central supermassive black hole, Sagittarius A*.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope shows heart of Milky Way in unprecedented details

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has observed an elaborate cosmic supply chain consisting of ice-covered pebbles which are apparently drifting inward from the outer Solar System, the latest study revealed.

James Webb telescope's observations show ice-covered pebbles delivering water to young planets

In an exclusive interview with WION's Moohita Kaur Garg, Harvard Professor and UFO expert Avi Loeb provides a unique perspective on why hasn't humanity heard the figurative knocking on its celestial doors. He answers the age-old question: Have aliens been among us all along?

Are Peruvian Alien Mummies Real or a Clever Hoax? Expert Weighs In!

Stars, galaxies, and their celestial names are above humans and our inherent bigotry...or are they? A group of scientists has called for the renaming of galaxies named after a 16th-century explorer, who they say left behind a "violent colonialist legacy".

Scientists call to rename Magellan galaxies alleging their namesake had a violent legacy

A new study has revealed strange details about an exoplanet which apparently hosts sandy clouds high in its atmosphere. The observations about the sand clouds, and consequently sand rains, were made from images of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

NASA's telescope observes planet where sand rains, like water on Earth

Devil Comet with horns, the colossal, cryovolcanic comet three times the size of Mount Everest, has once again experienced an explosive event as it makes its way towards our planet Earth.

Devil Comet with horns, hurtling towards Earth, has exploded a fourth time

Elon Musk's SpaceX on Saturday (Nov 11) launched its Transporter-9 mission, a 'rideshare' flight that carried 90 payloads. With this, SpaceX delivered over 1,000 tonnes into the orbit, which Musk says is a new 'world record'.

Elon Musk claims 'world record' for SpaceX delivering over 1,000 tonnes to orbit in 2023