Potato-Shaped Mars Moon Phobos May Be a Captured Asteroid By Nola Taylor Redd published 15 January 14
Smallest, Faintest Galaxies of the Ancient Universe Spotted By Nola Taylor Redd published 8 January 14
Fast-Spinning Star Tests Einstein's General Relativity Theory By Nola Taylor Redd published 7 January 14 A fast-spinning star packed tightly with two white dwarf companions may be the best test yet of Einstein's theory of general relativity.
'Share the Love': Neil deGrasse Tyson Urges Scientists to Educate Public By Nola Taylor Redd published 7 January 14 Popular astrophysicst Neil deGrasse Tyson lectured other astronomers on the importance of putting scientific information in managable, relatable segments.
Hubble Telescope Reveals Super-Planets Covered in Alien Clouds By Nola Taylor Redd published 2 January 14
6 Biggest Space Science Discoveries of 2013 By Nola Taylor Redd published 30 December 13 From extrasolar planets to extraterrestrial neutrinos, these scientific findings have made sure that 2013 has been an unforgettable year.
Huge Asteroid Vesta Shines in Dazzling New Light (Images) By Nola Taylor Redd published 20 December 13
Europe Launches Wake-Up Call Contest for Comet-bound Spacecraft By Nola Taylor Redd published 11 December 13
Make Your Own Spectroscope | Spectroscopy Science Fair Project By Nola Taylor Redd published 27 November 13 Spectroscopes split light into different wavelengths. You can use them to determine the chemical composition of objects such as stars and elements.
Interstellar Wind Changes Reveal Glimpse of Milky Way's Complexity By Nola Taylor Redd published 5 September 13
Fast and Furious: Violent Short-Lived Stars Stunt Galaxy Growth By Nola Taylor Redd published 24 July 13 Fast-paced star formation in some galaxies can starve future star generations, preventing galaxies from massive growth, scientists say. See how it works.
Evidence of Alien Planets? No, It's Just Gas By Nola Taylor Redd published 10 July 13 Ring-shaped gaps in the gas around a newborn star system can trick astronomers into thinking that baby planets are forming there when they actually aren't, scientists say.
Secret Feeding Habits of Galaxies Revealed By Nola Taylor Redd published 5 July 13 A bright quasar shining through the gas around another galaxy provides insight into galactic feeding habits.
Giant Gas Clouds Found In Void Between Nearby Galaxies By Nola Taylor Redd published 8 May 13 The giant, never-before-seen clouds of ionized gas were discovered between the Andromeda and Triangulum galaxies, neighbors of our own Milky Way.
Baby Boom: Ancient Galaxy Fires Out New Stars at Record Pace By Nola Taylor Redd published 17 April 13 An ancient galaxy is churning out stars nearly 20 times as fast as its modern equivalents.
Ever-Changing Venus Superstorm Sparks Interest By Nola Taylor Redd published 25 March 13 Scientists are unsure why Venus' vortex evolves as it does.
Did a Comet Really Chill and Kill Clovis Culture? By Nola Taylor Redd published 28 February 13 A comet proposed to have crashed into North America almost 13,000 years ago didn't do so, according to new research.
Students Get Satellite Time: Inside the Mars Student Imaging Project By Nola Taylor Redd published 21 February 13 Fifth-graders to college students can work with NASA's Mars Odyssey satellite.
Violent Asteroid Crashes Shaped Protoplanet Vesta's Odd Interior By Nola Taylor Redd published 14 February 13 Violent Asteroid Crashes Shaped Protoplanet Vesta's Odd Interior
Monday Launch to Continue 40-Year Earth-Observing Mission By Nola Taylor Redd published 11 February 13 The next Landsat satellite will monitor water supplies and retreating glaciers, among other things.
Alien Moons May Be Easier to Photograph Than Planets By Nola Taylor Redd published 5 February 13 Tidally heated exomoons could be easier to image than their parent alien planets.
The Star Explosion That Wasn't: Astronomers Solve 150-Year-Old Mystery By Nola Taylor Redd published 1 February 13 With a little detective work, astronomers solved a mystery that helps them understand exploding stars.
Build Your Own Moon: Online Lunar Game Nabs Honors By Nola Taylor Redd published 1 February 13 In 'CyGaMEs Selene II: A Lunar Construction GaME,' you can build your moon from the comfort of your own home.