This phase of the moon is a great time for stargazing since the bright side of the moon faces away from Earth and won’t overshadow celestial bodies and events. Of course, clouds and other weather ...

It's here to stay, or at least until Thanksgiving week. But it's not a moon. In fact, it's an asteroid named 2024 PT5. It entered Earth's orbit on Sept. 29 and will be taking up residency in our ...

2024 PT5 belongs to the Arjuna asteroid belt ... 6.5 degrees southwest of the Pleiades star cluster. Binoculars or a telescope are needed. At the beginning of the month, Uranus rises at 7 p.m ...

The galaxy cluster is filled with bubbles blown into X-ray emitting gas, producing some of the deepest sounds ever heard. This scene of cosmic chaos shows a section of the immense Perseus galaxy ...

X-ray: Generate and Analyse is a module designed to make the analysis of XMM observations simple and efficient. It provides an interface with SAS for the creation of XMM data products, as well as a ...

Teleoperated rovers on the moon allow remote operation from Earth. Bristol’s system provides precise control for lunar exploration tasks. Virtual haptic feedback simulates lunar conditions for future ...

2024 PT5, a new mini-moon, highlights space mining potential. Asteroids hold vast resources, making mining increasingly viable. Captured mini-moon offers insights into the Solar System's formation.

Visible from Earth's Southern Hemisphere just below the tail of the Scorpion — and close to the core of the Milky Way — it's the largest known star cluster in our galaxy. It's the ultimate ...

This "mini-moon" isn't a moon at all. It's an asteroid named 2024 PT5. At just 33 feet wide, it's about the size of a yellow school bus. The "mini-moon" got stuck in Earth's gravitational field when ...

During the battalion’s train-up for Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) 24-01, the 325th BSB identified an operational requirement to develop and exercise base cluster ...