NASA is getting into the festive spirit, sharing some stunning images of the Christmas Tree Cluster and the Cosmic Wreath.
A giant dust cloud ring comprising green, yellow, blue and orange hues darken on the cloud's edges, creating the appearance ...
Researchers with the Black Marble project said they can tell when people put up their holiday lights -- and not just in North ...
"These X-rays are powered by winds flowing from the young, massive stars that are sprinkled throughout the cluster," NASA ...
The latest Northern Lights forecast means that aurora may be seen in the continental U.S. over Christmas after experts in ...
NASA researchers said their teams can tell the difference from November to December because of the variation in illumination caused by Christmas light displays. "From the satellite data ...
NASA described that the stars appear in blue and white lights because of the X-rays they give off, which the Chandra X-ray ...
The JWST data highlights the ring-like outline of the “wreath” while the Chandra X-ray observations (highlighted in red) ...
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe completes historic Christmas Eve flyby of the sun — but it could take days to know if it survivedNASA's Parker Solar Probe flew closer to the sun than any human-made object ever — a stunning technological feat that ...
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