New Marsquake study could shatter theories on how Mars was born By Gemma Lavender A team of researchers at the University of Tokyo has revealed tantalizing details about Mars’ seismic activity for the very first time.
1st super-fast pulsar found snacking on its companion in far-flung star cluster By Gemma Lavender China's FAST radio telescope has uncovered the first known pulsar in the star cluster Messier 92. The super-fast pulsating object forms one part of an eclipsing binary.
Kepler-88 has a new king! Planet three-times Jupiter's mass discovered in alien star system By Gemma Lavender A new world has been confirmed in the Kepler-88 planetary system, tipping the scales at three-times the mass of solar system giant Jupiter.
Celestron Astro Fi 130 telescope: Full review By Gemma Lavender, All About Space magazine Celestron's Astro Fi 130 combines good optics with the latest in telescope technology — but is it the right telescope for you?
Secrets from the Far Side of the Moon By Gemma Lavender, Nick Howes Often referred to as the dark side of the moon, it's about time we went back — according to NASA's lunar astronauts and planetary scientists.
New Survey Will Hunt for Nearby Alien Planets on the Cheap By Gemma Lavender The Next-Generation Transit Survey is being assembled for around $3 million.
How to Find Habitable Planets in Our Galaxy's Danger Zone By Gemma Lavender New research suggests looking for habitable planets around stars close to the galactic center.
How to Keep Lonely Exoplanets Snug: Just Add Dark Matter By Gemma Lavender Dark matter could help life evolve and survive on distant worlds outside of our solar system, a new study says.
