The Planck satellite released its first microwave radiation map of the entire sky. The image is made from 10 months of data and will be followed by three more all-sky surveys by the end of the ...

However, the astronomers behind the discovery ultimately expect to discover 15 million more radio sources after their survey of the entire northern hemisphere night sky is complete.

NASA launches world's biggest and most powerful space telescope yet 03:21. A new map of the night sky has just been made public for the first time. The photo, which was published by scientists at ...

NASA expects to soon launch a mission to create the most colorful 3D map of the entire sky yet. Known as SPHEREx, it will analyze every pixel to see what's there, what it's made of, and how far ...

A European satellite has beamed home its first map of the entire sky as seen in microwave light to the delight of astronomers hoping to catch a glimpse at the earliest days of the universe.

Simply amazing. Sky Map. NASA just released a 12-year time-lapse of the entire sky, capturing the evolution of fascinating cosmic objects like brown dwarfs and even black holes.

NASA’s newest space telescope rocketed into orbit to map the entire sky like never before — a sweeping look at hundreds of millions of galaxies and their shared cosmic glow since the beginning ...

NASA’s SPHEREx mission is now operational as of 1st May. The ambitious mission hopes to create the most detailed and complete map of the night sky in history.

A medieval parchment from a monastery in Egypt has yielded a surprising treasure. Hidden beneath Christian texts, scholars have discovered what seems to be part of the long-lost star catalogue of ...

Scientists have discovered the earliest-known map of night sky from a monastery in Egypt in the form of parchment, according to a report in Nature.The star catalogue, lost so far, was prepared by ...

The cone-shaped Spherex — at 1,110 pounds (500 kilograms) or the heft of a grand piano — will take six months to map the entire sky with its infrared eyes and wide field of view.