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Bars Exist in Older Spiral GalaxiesNew evidence from Galaxy Zoo suggests that galaxies with a central bar are more likely to contain older, red stars, while those without a bar have younger, blue stars...
LHC Update: Lead Ion Collisions and Trapped AntimatterScientists at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider have been colliding lead ions - allowing us to get an idea of conditions in the very early universe. Meanwhile, other CERN researchers have trapped an antihydrogen antiatom...
Giant Gamma-ray Bubbles from our local Black HoleEnormous bubbles of gamma ray radiation may be evidence that the black hole at the centre of our Milky Way may have been very bright in the past...
Predicting the Number of Exo-EarthsA new model has been used to predict the numbers of Earth-size exoplanets, and found far more than we expected. Now we just need to find the planets themselves!
The Most Distant Galaxy Ever ObservedSpectral analysis has confirmed the sighting of the most distant galaxy ever seen, at a red shift of z=8.6... |
Herschel-ATLAS identifies Gravity LensesThe Herschel-ATLAS survey has identified a number of galaxies acting as lenses, magnifing distant galaxies and allowing us to probe deeper into the universe...
10 Years of life in OrbitThe International Space Station celebrated a decade of human habitation this month. We find out what life in orbit is really like... |
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