MIT Researchers Observe Rare Long-Term Stellar Accretion
MIT researchers have discovered a binary system where a low-mass star slowly consumes material from a brown dwarf companion in a process that may last for billions of years.

MIT researchers have discovered a binary system where a low-mass star slowly consumes material from a brown dwarf companion in a process that may last for billions of years.

Researchers identified two large asteroids rotating at speeds that challenge current models of internal structural integrity.

Researchers have identified asteroid 491384, a 2.53-kilometer-wide object with a 4.18-minute rotation period, challenging existing models of asteroid internal structure.
NASA and SpaceX are launching the CRS-35 resupply mission to the International Space Station, carrying four key biological and physical science experiments to support future long-duration space travel.

Astronomers have documented two unique stellar systems where stars slowly consume their companions, challenging the model of rapid planetary destruction.

Researchers used the James Webb Space Telescope to analyze 21 extreme debris disks, identifying mineral signatures that reveal the history of planetary collisions in young stellar systems.

A new study indicates the solar system is highly unstable, with outer planets likely to survive only one billion years after the Sun becomes a white dwarf.

The NASA SpaceX Crew-12 mission is wrapping up its research operations on the International Space Station, with the crew expected to return to Earth in early October.

NASA has introduced the Overlap Zoo project, inviting volunteers to help identify and classify overlapping galaxies to study interstellar dust distribution.

Roscosmos conducted the Virtual experiment on the ISS to analyze how microgravity impacts vestibular function and visual tracking in astronauts.

Researchers are developing a new method to map dark matter in the Milky Way by utilizing Earth's orbital motion to detect directional signals from the galaxy's dark matter halo.

Astronomers have discovered that shock waves from supermassive black holes can trigger star formation in galaxies, according to a study published in The Astrophysical Journal.
Researchers using the Chandra X-ray Observatory have discovered 84 hypersoft X-ray sources that could explain the origins of Type Ia supernovae and the ionization of interstellar gas.

The International Meteor Organization has suspended most of its website operations following a cyberattack that caused critical damage to its infrastructure.
NASA scientists have introduced a high-precision satellite tracking method to measure seasonal shifts in Earth's center of mass caused by water and atmospheric redistribution.
