Jupiter’s Super-Weird Atmosphere Is Astonishing Scientists
Strange cosmic radio burst pinned down to giant stellar nursery
A young neutron star is probably the source of a strange repeating signal previously tracked to a dwarf galaxy 2.4 billion light years away
Cool Spacewalk, Right? Get Ready for More—ISS Will Need Fixin’
Tangoing pairs of hungry supermassive black holes grow in number
The discovery of more of these deadly duos through a fresh data-sifting technique raises the hope that their secret recipe might soon be unlocked
Astronomers scramble as ‘alien megastructure’ star dims again
Tabby’s star’s weird behaviour has been blamed on everything from asteroids to aliens. Now astronomers are racing to watch its dimming in action
LIGO could detect gravitational waves’ permanent space-time warp
When gravitational waves permanently distort space-time, it causes a “memory” signal – which may help LIGO find some of the universe’s most exotic objects
Titan’s riverbeds show a terrain built more like Mars than Earth
Saturn’s largest moon resembles Earth with its rivers and mountains, but it came by its topography very differently - and could still be active today
The Best Way To Transmit Satellite Data? In Trucks. Really
Stars can start shining at a smaller mass than we thought
Objects with only 6.7 per cent of the sun’s mass can be stars, according to a fresh measurement of how massive an object must be to achieve nuclear fusion
The Finesse of Flying Cassini Between Saturn’s Rings
