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Astronomy & Astrophysics

Hot Lid: Webb Sees Methane Glowing on a Young Brown Dwarf

Hot Lid: Webb Sees Methane Glowing on a Young Brown Dwarf

Most of what astronomers know about the atmospheres of brown dwarfs, objects too heavy to be planets and too light...

by Alexander CurryOctober 25, 2026
Split Lines: Mid-Infrared Light Tracks a Solar Flare Magnetic Field

Split Lines: Mid-Infrared Light Tracks a Solar Flare Magnetic Field

A solar flare is magnetism letting go. Tangled fields above a sunspot snap into a simpler shape and release their...

by Alexander CurryOctober 24, 2026
Last Light: NASA’s Swift Observatory Ends Two Decades of Burst Hunting

Last Light: NASA’s Swift Observatory Ends Two Decades of Burst Hunting

The brightest explosions in the universe are also among the shortest. A gamma-ray burst can flare and fade in less...

by Alexander CurryOctober 24, 2026

Quick Reads

Clean Bill of Health: Roman Space Telescope Enters Final Commissioning

Clean Bill of Health: Roman Space Telescope Enters Final Commissioning

Building a space telescope is the expensive part. Proving that it works is the slow part, and NASA's Nancy Grace...

by Alexander CurryOctober 25, 2026
Dry Run: A Dragonfly Simulated Flight Rehearses Landing on Titan

Dry Run: A Dragonfly Simulated Flight Rehearses Landing on Titan

Flying a drone on another world is hard enough. Flying one with no pilot, on a moon too far away...

by Alexander CurryOctober 25, 2026
Split Lines: Mid-Infrared Light Tracks a Solar Flare Magnetic Field

Split Lines: Mid-Infrared Light Tracks a Solar Flare Magnetic Field

A solar flare is magnetism letting go. Tangled fields above a sunspot snap into a simpler shape and release their...

by Alexander CurryOctober 24, 2026
Out of Shape: Compressed Water Ice Loses Its Cubic Symmetry

Out of Shape: Compressed Water Ice Loses Its Cubic Symmetry

Nobody has ever seen most of what Uranus and Neptune are made of. Beneath their blue hazes lie deep layers...

by Alexander CurryOctober 22, 2026
Family Resemblance: Why Multi-Planet Systems Come in Two Kinds

Family Resemblance: Why Multi-Planet Systems Come in Two Kinds

The Solar System was once treated as the template for how planets ought to arrange themselves. Then exoplanet surveys turned...

by Alexander CurryOctober 20, 2026
Euclid Comet: A Galaxy Survey Telescope Finds an Icy Visitor by Chance

Euclid Comet: A Galaxy Survey Telescope Finds an Icy Visitor by Chance

Euclid was built to photograph billions of distant galaxies, and it goes out of its way to avoid the Solar...

by Alexander CurryOctober 20, 2026