If Europa Has Ice Plumes, Maybe They Work Like Earth’s Volcanoes
NASA Finds More Evidence of Water Plumes on Jupiter’s Moon Europa
Plumes spotted on Europa raise hopes that we can taste its ocean
We've caught Jupiter's icy moon spitting into space a second time - which means it could be easy for a future spacecraft to scoop up a sample and find life
Space Photos of the Week: Dying Star Insists on Being Dramatic About It
World’s largest telescope array takes its deepest view yet
The ALMA array has checked out the iconic Hubble Ultra Deep Field, which contains 10,000 galaxies in a single image, to make the deepest millimetre-wavelength image of the sky
New NASA budget could put asteroid grabbing mission in jeopardy
The proposed mission to lasso an asteroid and haul it closer to Earth is not "commensurate with the cost", says Congress
‘Alien megastructure’ star may be explained by interstellar junk
It seems the famous star isn’t the only one that’s dimming strangely – a result that suggests interstellar rocks might be the culprit for this behaviour
The Gaia Space Telescope Just Changed How You See the Stars
How a Champion Powerlifter Became an Astronaut Guinea Pig
Rosetta set for a grand finale by diving into cometary cave
ESA’s Rosetta spacecraft will end its two-year mission orbiting comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko by crashing into a once-active pit named Deir el-Medina