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NASA's new flagship observatory, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, launched Sunday on a Falcon Heavy to study dark energy, dark matter and exoplanets.

Radiation-resistant graphene nanoribbon sensors survive fusion-level gamma exposure, opening new pathways for space and nuclear instrumentation.

For the first time, a rocky habitable-zone exoplanet shows atmospheric variability. Confirmed on LHS 1140 b, this Science-published milestone elevates the super-Earth as a prime JWST target for life biomarkers.

These dim stars make it easier to spot the infrared glow of energy-harvesting megastructures, bypassing dusty false alarms and boosting SETI’s search efficiency.

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS heads toward Jupiter, sparking a scientific debate. Is it a comet, or could it be an alien probe on a specific mission?

Our episode reframes the journey to the stars as a mirror for human evolution and purpose. Is space an invitation for humanity to finally grow up?

AI could boost China’s mission to the solar system’s edge, improving spacecraft autonomy and handling vast distances.