SCIENCE

The Sombrero galaxy, commonly viewed in optical light (as shown at bottom, via Hubble), displays a vastly different set of featured…

Each s orbital (red), each of the p orbitals (yellow), the d orbitals (blue) and the f orbitals (green) can contain…

While the web of dark matter (purple, left) might seem to determine cosmic structure formation on its own, the feedback from…

This map shows the CMB’s polarization signal, as measured by the Planck satellite in 2015. The top and bottom insets show…

One of the more novel ways to cook a Thanksgiving turkey is in a deep fryer. However, this method comes along…

At left is the iconic view of the Pillars of Creation as seen by Hubble. Beginning in 2022, JWST (at right)…

This image of the Cassiopeia A supernova remnant shows the aftermath of a type II, core-collapse supernova that occurred more than…

When a pulsar, a rapidly-rotating neutron star, finds itself in a tight orbit with another star, it will siphon mass from…

A wormhole is the one way, in the context of General Relativity, that immediate transport between two disparate, disconnected events in…

This two-panel view of the debris disk around Vega shows Hubble’s (left) and JWST’s (right) views, respectively. Hubble reveals a wide…