Project Blue- A Telescope to Find Habitable Worlds
Project Blue aims to build a telescope to find habitable worlds, and photograph a ‘sister Earth.’
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Webb Telescope for Testing in Space Simulation Chamber
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope sits in front of the door to Chamber A, a giant thermal vacuum chamber operating below the extremely cold 50 K (-223°
Event Horizon Telescope will soon image Black Hole
The Event Horizon Telescope is an experiment performed on a global array of radio telescopes, spanning from Hawaii to Chile and from the South Pole to Arizona.
Using the Sun to create the ultimate Space Telescope
Scientists using the sun wants to create the ultimate Space Telescope, based on gravitational microlensing.
Project Blue Space Telescope to find another Earth
Project Blue, a mission to build and launch a telescope, to photograph Earth-like planets, around our nearest star system, Alpha Centauri.
New Planet orbiting Two Suns is the largest discovered
If you cast your eyes toward the constellation Cygnus, you’ll be looking in the direction of the largest exoplanet yet discovered around a double-star system.
Kepler announces largest Collection of Planets ever discovered
NASA’s Kepler space telescope mission has just verified 1,284 new planets, doubling its haul in largest exoplanet discovery ever. 2,325 exoplanets and counting…
The Golden Mirror of James Webb Space Telescope
The golden James Webb Space Telescope is viewed from overhead with its secondary mirror booms stowed, inside the clean room at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center,
James Webb Space Telescope has now half its Mirrors
James Webb Space Telescope, with the 9th of 18 mirrors installed last week, is getting closer to searching for alien life out of our solar system.
Construction on Giant Magellan world largest Telescope, begins
Construction just broke ground on the Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT). When finished, it’ll be the largest in the world, and up to 10x sharper than Hubble.