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Researchers used the James Webb Space Telescope to identify grains of dust from the early universe, which could have been produced by the earliest supernovas.

Two planets in one orbit? It could be possible, according to new research looking at planetary system PDS 70.

Nebulae are some of the most beautiful structures to be found in space. A new image from the Gemini South telescope shows an usual double-lobed nebula.

The visualization shows a small part of a region called the Extended Groth Strip, covering 5,000 galaxies and zooming in toward the distant Maisie's galaxy.

Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope operate in different wavelengths. That means that they can see different aspects of the same objects.

A very early example of a supermassive black holes was recently discovered, dating back to just 570 million years after the big bang.

NASA has used the Webb telescope's special camera to capture an amazing image of Saturn in new work that could help deepen our understanding of the planet.

The molecule, called methyl cation, is important for the development of the complex carbon-based molecules on which life depends.

Two images from the MAVEN spacecraft, taken six months apart, show how the environment of Mars changes with both season and the planet's orbit.

BepiColombo is set to enter the orbit of Mercury in 2025, but in the meantime, it will be making several flybys of the planet, including a close approach today.