Jamie Carter

Research in Chile's Atacama Desert suggests that the science instruments on the Red Planet aren't capable of detecting signs of long-dead microbial life.

With death closing in, NASA's Mars InSight Lander picked up a record-breaking Marsquake in May.

Rocky fireballs like the one that fell over Alberta, Canada last year shouldn't originate from the icy Oort Cloud... but this one apparently did.

The system would alert astronomers when a red supergiant is just months away from exploding.

"Grand design" spiral galaxy shows the power of JWST's sharp new infrared observations.

The faraway 'super-Jupiter' is the first exoplanet to be photographed in infrared light.

A combination of more awareness and chemistry is causing sightings of greenish 'shooting stars' to skyrocket.

The interstellar asteroid crashed into the Pacific Ocean in 2014 and its recovery would be a world-changing scientific discovery, scientists say.

Scientists recorded the intricate songs of the small, leaping primates on an Indonesian island.

A huge sunspot that's about to face Earth could disrupt satellites, cause power outages and lead to problems for airplane navigation systems.

Cameras on drones recently captured aerial images of nomad jellyfish as they swarmed by the thousands in coastal waters near Israel.

Fossils found in France are from a previously unknown species of amphibian that belonged to a group of reptiles with mammal-like traits.

It's a rare opportunity to see the Red Planet and the green planet in the same binocular field of view.

Thermal cameras reveal pits, lava tubes and caves that could protect astronauts from extreme temperatures