Astronomers finally explain the strange physics of ghostly 'radio relics' in space

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) captured stunning photographs of two comets as they danced above the northern lights. This remarkable event highlights the unique vantage point of the ISS, allowing astronauts to witness celestial phenomena from low Earth orbit.

Astronomers have potentially identified supermassive stars in the distant universe, with masses ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 times that of the sun. This discovery could provide insights into the origins of extremely large black holes, addressing a significant cosmic mystery.

Rocket Lab successfully launched a satellite for a 'confidential commercial customer' on November 20, shortly after announcing the launch. The details regarding the satellite's purpose and the identity of the customer remain undisclosed.

A 20-light-year-wide structure known as the 'Diamond Ring' has been observed in space, potentially formed by the bursting of a cosmic bubble. This unique flat shape remains a subject of scientific investigation, as researchers seek to understand the processes that lead to such formations in the universe.

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered a gassy baby galaxy exhibiting unusual behavior in the early universe. This galaxy is estimated to deplete its gas supply within a few hundred million years, raising questions about its longevity and evolution.

Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, has announced plans to develop a 'super heavy' version of its New Glenn rocket, which recently achieved a successful second launch. This new variant aims to enhance the rocket's capabilities and performance.

A new model has successfully mapped a record-breaking 100 billion stars in the Milky Way, significantly enhancing simulation detail. This advancement accelerates processing time and integrates smaller-scale events, such as supernova explosions, alongside larger galactic processes.

Uranus will reach its brightest point in the sky on November 21, appearing directly opposite the sun from Earth's perspective. This astronomical event allows observers to see the planet more clearly than at other times of the year.