Andromeda XXXV was still churning out more stars, while stars in the satellite galaxies around the Milky Way mostly only had ancient stars. Science & Tech Trending

'Death sentence for star formation', yet Andromeda XXXV survived. How?

Barnard’s Star is a legend in astronomy circles. Planet-hunters often say they have found a planet around it, but it turns out to be not true later. Why? Science & Tech Trending

EUREKA! Barnard’s Star, the 'great white whale' of astronomy, is hiding four planets

Science & Tech Trending: A galaxy 12.9 billion light-years away has a supermassive black hole at its centre that is shooting a jetstream right at Earth.

Supermassive black hole 12,500,000,000 light-years away is shooting jets towards Earth. What does it mean?

Science & Tech Trending - A fast radio burst detected in 2022 has remained a mystery, baffling scientists about its origins. Now they finally have an answer.

'200 million light years': Radio burst reaches Earth from other side of the universe

Science & Tech Trending - Antimatter has the opposite charge of matter, and if both had been present in equal amounts, they would cancel each other out.

God exists, and the proof lies in a mathematical equation, expert says

Science & Tech News - Space News - Alien life might exist somewhere in the universe, but we still don't know for sure. However, there is one way to know where it might not exist.

Aliens cannot live on a planet where this one element is present, scientists say

Astronomers have identified "Quipu," the largest known structure in the universe, stretching billions of light-years across. This cosmic giant challenges our understanding of the universe's formation and scale. Scientists are now studying its origins and significance.

Quipu: Astronomers spot the largest known object in the universe

Astronomers unveil Quipu, a true cosmic giant

Comet ATLAS (C/2024) G3 is the latest visitor to the solar system and might become visible on January 13. But experts are worried that the sun might kill it.

Comet G3 whose last trip was when an extinct human species roamed Earth is returning

Scientists in Australia have gathered evidence that our universe is constantly vibrating. They used the largest gravitational wave detector to confirm the earlier reports that there is an ongoing rumble which is likely caused by black holes at the centre of galaxies colliding with each other.

Scientists say the universe is constantly vibrating. What's causing it?

Scientists peering into the early universe are baffled to see lonely quasars drifting away in the void. Quasars are one of the brightest objects in the universe.

Oldest quasars ever observed in early universe are extremely lonely

The world is witnessing the biggest supermoon of 2024,the occasion is also being celebrated as Sharad Purnima. For more information take a look a these visuals.

Devotees Throng To Catch A Glimpse Of The Moon

In a new study, scientists have claimed that the Universe is only 27 billion years old and does not have any dark matter. The study was conducted by Rajendra Gupta, professor of physics at the University of Ottawa.

Universe is no older than 27 billion years and there is nothing like dark matter: Study

Space is a mysterious and dangerous place. While we know that black holes can swallow up whole planets, some things are far scarier than them. Apart from black holes, various objects in the universe can pose a threat to not only our planet but the whole solar system.

If you think black holes are the most dangerous objects in space, you’re wrong

Our universe is full of mysteries and wonder. While scientists and researchers keep discovering new phenomena and celestial objects, a much larger part of it remains unknown, which baffles scientists.

7 Unsolved Space Mysteries That Still Leave Scientists Scratching Their Heads

Researchers have spotted an exoplanet WASP-76b which has bizarre environmental conditions and is one of the most extreme planets with a dayside temperature of more than 2,000 degrees.

THIS hellish planet receives iron rain and even has a rainbow. Here's why

The researchers hypothesize that black holes were produced during a period of universe contraction that preceded the Big Bang, which may help to explain the mysterious nature of dark matter. Watch to know more.

Did the Universe exist before the Big Bang?

In a breakthrough study, the scientists have now hinted that the beginning of the universe may not have started from the Big Bang. As per the new theory of cosmology, the universe may have "bounced" from the phase of contraction to that of expansion and vice versa.

Our universe lived even before the Big Bang. Not Earth but THIS was present inside this cosmos

Something fascinating happened 12.8 billion years ago in the universe in the earliest stages of its life. Astronomers have spotted a pair of galaxies in the act of merging, and current observations point towards the creation of a monster galaxy, according to a report in Science Daily.

Two galaxies seen merging to make a monster galaxy 12.8 billion years ago

Our universe is full of mysteries and wonders, most of which are beyond our comprehension. Planets outside our solar system, called exoplanets, are one such marvel since their discovery in the early 1990s.

Explore the Universe: 6 unusual exoplanets you won't believe exist

The universe is known to have been expanding from the day it existed but the rate of expansion has remained in debate till now. James Webb Space Telescope's new measurements are now hinting that perhaps the "Hubble tension" which was believed to be causing the expansion of the universe may not have existed at all.

Is our universe expanding at a 'doomsday' rate? James Webb's new analysis says so

Our universe is expanding and the reason for it might be the existence of an anti-universe. This is something similar to what we know in the world of sci-fi as multiverse - the existence of multiple worlds, or two universes in this case.

Twin universe? Indian student suggests we are living in multiverse

Scientists have pounced upon a scary theory according to which the universe shouldn't exist at all, and neither should we. In their quest to learn about how everything came into existence, several scientific models are created.

Universe should have killed itself right after Big Bang, new study suggests

In a breakthrough study, scientists have now spotted the earliest known galaxy which has emerged as a huge challenge to the current galaxy formations in space. The new galaxy, which has been named JADES-GS-z14-0, has been spotted gleaming brightly in the early Universe and is suspected to have come into existence less than 300 million years after the Big Bang.

The universe's earliest galaxy has now been discovered. And it's nothing like our galaxy

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