WATCH: Milky Way Rises Over Lake In Breathtaking Timelapse Clip
Time-lapse videos of the Earth, space, the universe and all the night sky's infinite glory are, well, becoming quite common online. As a result des...
Time-lapse videos of the Earth, space, the universe and all the night sky's infinite glory are, well, becoming quite common online. As a result des...
Barcroft Media | Sara C Nelson | Posted 17.05.2012 | UK
Sleeping under the stars, particularly when they look like this, is something most people can only dream of. But for photographer Tommy Eliassen, ...
Space.com | Posted 01.05.2012 | UK Tech
Skywatchers take note: The biggest full moon of the year is due to arrive this weekend. The moon will officially become full Saturday (May 5) at 11...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 19.04.2012 | UK Tech
Nasa has unveiled an astounding new image of our galactic neighbourhood - a new star atlas for the entire universe. The atlas includes a catalogue...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 29.03.2012 | UK Tech
Around one billion stars in the Milky Way can be seen together for the first time in an image captured over a decade by astronomers. Scientists pro...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 28.03.2012 | UK Tech
An ancient planetary system from 13 billion years ago has been discovered in the constellation Cetus, 375 lightyears from Earth, that could determine ...
Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 14.03.2012 | UK Tech
As stargazers across the world held their collective breath to witness Jupiter and Venus cuddling up in the night sky, this charming snap shows just h...
Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 13.03.2012 | UK Tech
Jupiter and Venus will appear to cross paths in a spectacular alignment in the night sky on Monday evening. While in reality the planets will be ex...
Dr David Whitehouse | Posted 28.02.2012 | UK Tech
New research suggests that there could be many more wandering planets in our galaxy than there are stars. Planets could be torn from their parent suns and slung into space. Estimates suggest that a galaxy like ours could have billions of them.
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 16.04.2012 | UK Tech
Nasa has revealed another video of the oldest recorded supernova, RCW 86. The magnificent star was an ancient mystery until October 2011. Arou...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 19.01.2012 | UK Tech
The Helix Nebula has been shot for the first time in infrared revealing amazing cometary knots and never-before-seen details of the surrounding star. ...
PA | Posted 12.03.2012 | UK Tech
The Milky Way galaxy may contain billions of habitable planets, astronomers have said. The discovery raises the tantalising possibility that life c...
PA | Huffington Post UK | Posted 10.03.2012 | UK Tech
An intricate "cosmic web" of dark matter is spun across the universe, the largest ever map of the mysterious invisible substance has revealed. Astr...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 14.12.2011 | UK Tech
The "super massive" black hole at the centre of our galaxy is luring its prey steadily towards, and we can witness it for the first time ever. The...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 09.12.2011 | UK Tech
Are you ready to see the impossible happen? Tomorrow's lunar eclipse will see the eclipsed moon and the sun visibile in the sky at the same time, duri...
Dr David Whitehouse | Posted 07.02.2012 | UK Tech
The physics of the future is being forged now. Out of the wreckage of old theories, which we knew were incomplete, will come something new. What a wonderful time to be going into science.
Nicola Guttridge | Posted 06.02.2012 | UK Tech
Space is one of the only scientific topics that has successfully managed to bridge the gap between science and society. It offers the chance to explore not only our past by searching for extra-terrestrial life, but also the possibility to explore the future, and our capabilities to inhabit other solar system bodies and develop interstellar flight.
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 06.02.2012 | UK Tech
Imagine having your life force slowly sucked out of you by a close lingering companion who just won't leave you alone. A "vampire" star has been d...
Huffington Post UK | Melanie Hick | Posted 05.02.2012 | UK Tech
Astronomers have found the fastest rotating star ever spotted. Young and very bright, VFTS 102 is rotating at more than two million kilometres per...
HuffingtonPost.com | Melanie Hick | Posted 16.01.2012 | UK Tech
A body of water the size of the U.S.'s Great Lakes has been found inside the ice-covered shell of Jupiter's moon Europa. The discovery has significant...
HuffingtonPost.com | Melanie Hick | Posted 07.01.2012 | UK Tech
"Great heavens above" is the specialist subject of photographer Brad Goldpaint, who took these magnificent photographs on a trek across north America....
Melanie Hick | Posted 24.12.2011 | UK Tech
The ancient mystery of a bright exploding star has been solved by Nasa scientists. Nearly 2,000 years ago, in A.D. 185, Chinese astronomers spotte...
Melanie Hick | Posted 23.12.2011 | UK Tech
NASA has confirmed the Roentgen Satellite (ROSAT) has fallen back to earth over South East Asia. Up to 30 fragments weighing a total of 1.87 tons ...
Guardian.co.uk | Melanie Hick | Posted 20.12.2011 | UK Tech
A University of Hawaii astronomer has captured the first direct image of a planet forming around a star. Dubbed LkCa 15 b, it is the youngest planet e...
Dr David Whitehouse | Posted 04.12.2011 | UK Tech
For the second time in five years the Nobel Prize in Physics has gone to astronomy, to two teams, one in the United States and the other in Australia, that charted the outer reaches of the universe using distant stellar explosions as probes of its expansion, and whilst sifting through the light of long dead stars discovered the unexpected fate of all things.
Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 17.05.2012 | UK Tech