The Chinese Academy of Sciences is investigating reports that tourists gained unauthorized access to the FAST radio telescope core zone by paying for a hotel package.
NASA and the European Space Agency have released new images from the James Webb and Hubble telescopes, documenting stellar nurseries, unique galactic structures, and distant gravitational lensing.
Roscosmos has released artistic visualizations of five space objects studied by the ART-XC X-ray telescope, while also testing new autonomous navigation technology using pulsars.
Roscosmos has showcased new visualizations from the ART-XC X-ray telescope, which is currently testing pulsar-based autonomous navigation for deep space missions.
Astronomers have detected the most distant fast radio burst on record, originating over 10 billion years ago and providing new insights into the early universe.
NASA has completed critical pointing and coronagraph tests for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, marking a major milestone in its preparation for exoplanet research.
NASA is developing the PRIMA telescope, a new class of mission designed to study the universe in the far-infrared spectrum and complement the James Webb Space Telescope.
NASA's upcoming Habitable Worlds Observatory will use polarimetry to detect atmospheres on distant exoplanets by analyzing rainbows and solar glints.
China's FAST radio telescope celebrates a decade of operation with a unique structural design that manages thermal stress and prevents water accumulation.
NASA has greenlit the $1.2 billion PRIMA infrared observatory, marking the start of its new Probe Explorers program with a targeted 2033 launch date.
A researcher at SFedU has developed a custom chromospheric telescope and software suite to capture high-resolution images of the Sun's outer atmosphere.
NASA has begun activating the Nancy Grace Roman telescope, which has already transmitted its first test image of a star field while en route to the L2 Lagrange point.
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will operate for at least 22 years due to high launch precision and significant fuel savings.
Dwarflab has unveiled the Draco, a 5.5 kg smart telescope for deep-sky astrophotography, priced at $1 400 and featuring a 90 mm aperture.
