A new computational method gleans more information than its predecessors from maps showing how galaxies are clustered and threaded throughout the universe.
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Space photo of the week: Galaxies teeter toward collision in the sparkling depths of VirgoAn ultra-deep image from the National Science Foundation's Dark Energy Camera reveals a wide variety of galaxies in the ...
From outer space to Northwestern labs, researchers at the University have recently made notable advancements in astrophysics ...
The MeerKAT telescope is located in the Karoo region of South Africa, is made up of 64 radio dishes and is operated and ...
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Something invisible and 'fuzzy' may lurk at the Milky Way's center, new research suggestsThe cores of galaxies may not be made of what we thought, new research suggests — they could hold one giant, invisible star ...
Uncover the mysteries of galaxies with Rutgers University's new findings on Leo P, a small galaxy that started and stopped ...
Typically, summer internships are about gaining work experience and networking. But for Midshipman Olivia Rae Achenbach, her ...
Astronomers have discovered an extraordinary new giant radio galaxy with plasma jets 32 times the size of our Milky Way.
Only after that could rocky planets form, and by extension, habitable planets. That’s been axiomatic in astronomy.
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