Submillimeter Array News Today

Roughly 1,000 light-years from Earth, there is a cosmic structure known as IRAS 23077+6707 (IRAS 23077) that resembles a giant butterfly.

Submillimeter wavelength radio observations of the Southern Ring Nebula have identified that it's actually a double ring, shaped by the interactions of three stars.

The molecular gas ejected by a dying star within the Southern Ring Nebula will one day be recycled into a new generation of stars and planets.

“Star Wars” fans are welcome to invade Hilo’s Prince Kuhio Plaza on Saturday for the annual AstroDay — where attendees can learn about scientific discoveries and technology all day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Submillimeter wavelength radio observations of the Southern Ring Nebula have identified that its actually a double ring, shaped by the interactions of three stars.

Scientists have detected a new, unusually large molecule never seen in space before. The 13-atom molecule, called 2-methoxyethanol, was detected in the Cats Paw Nebula.

Submillimeter wavelength radio observations of the Southern Ring Nebula have identified that its actually a double ring, shaped by the interactions of three stars.

Astronomers have found some hot magnetized gas swirling around our galaxy's center.

An explosive flare from the Milky Ways central black hole has been translated from a single flickering pixel into a detailed 3D model using AI and Einsteins general relativity equations.

The JWST revealed the presence of a second star in the Southern Ring Nebula. Now new observations shows a second ring of expanding gas.