Astronomers sing the James Webb Space Telescope have made an unequivocal detection of frozen water in another star system for the first time.

The James Webb Space Telescope is known for being able to see deep into space, providing scientists (and us) with some of the ...

Launched to the remote L2 Lagrange point, the James Webb Space Telescope is humanity’s most ambitious scientific instrument ...

Titan is a strange world, at -300 degrees Fahrenheit, and shrouded in a jaundiced smog. Similar to Earth, the atmosphere is ...

Deep observations from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have revealed an exceptionally large galaxy in the early universe. It’s a cosmic giant whose light has travelled over 12 billion years to ...

The lights are similar to the auroras seen on Earth but are “hundreds of times brighter than those seen on Earth." ...

This week, an old astronomical controversy is renewed as researchers present new evidence for a hidden "Planet X" in our ...

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made the first-ever and long-anticipated detection of ice outside of our own solar system. The frozen water was found within a debris disk circling HD 181327, a ...

Webb Telescope finds crystalline water ice around star HD 181327. This discovery could reveal how icy bodies contribute to ...

Water ice shapes the outer regions of our Solar System in profound ways, forming the thick crusts of moons like Europa and ...

Jupiter’s auroras sparkle with mystery — and Webb just uncovered a cosmic riddle scientists didn’t see coming.

When we think about asteroids that could threaten Earth, we often imagine massive, city-sized rocks hurtling through space. But what if the real danger comes from much smaller, barely detectable ones?