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A front seat to our fate in about five billion years

New measurements of water in 3I/ATLAS show it formed in conditions very different from those that produced the planets and comets around our sun.

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS heads toward Jupiter, sparking a scientific debate. Is it a comet, or could it be an alien probe on a specific mission?

By combining artificial intelligence with computer simulations, this method models over 100 billion individual stars in just hours instead of years.

New data from NASA's Cassini mission strengthens the case for life on Saturn's icy moon by showing balanced energy that could keep its underground ocean stable.

This partnership introduces advanced artificial intelligence to radio astronomy, allowing faster detection of potential cosmic events and signs of intelligent life at the Allen Telescope Array.

New images reveal unexpected activity in the third detected interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, offering clues about distant solar systems.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope finds most deep-space galaxies rotate clockwise, challenging ideas about the universe.

Telescope with new camera and 16,000 detectors at an ideal location provides new data

A "cookbook" with recipes for potential planetary conditions of life on other planets