Hubble researchers find a gaggle of small black holes
Its the first time they've been studied in this detail.
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Strange exoplanet discovery makes a case for the elusive 'Planet Nine'
The planet is the first of its kind known to have such an eccentric orbit.
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NASA successfully deploys the James Webb Telescope's enormous mirror
The telescope is one step closer to launch.
Hubble telescope 'mother' Nancy Grace Roman dies
She was also NASA's first woman executive.
After Math: Life imitating art imitating life
Numbers, because they're the only things making sense anymore
NASA fixes Hubble gyroscope by turning it off and on again
The Hubble is expected to be back in business soon.
NASA's Chandra telescope follows Hubble into a shutdown
The 19-year-old observatory might also be in need of a vacation.
Hubble Space Telescope is in trouble after gyroscope failure
The 28-year-old space observatory is currently in safe mode.
Scientists validate theory of relativity on galactic level
The test achieved an unparalleled level of precision.
The first stars may have formed much earlier than scientists thought
It may have been just 250 million years after the Big Bang.
Hubble space telescope spots the farthest known star
It's 100 times farther away than the previous record.
NASA's James Webb telescope is one step closer to launch
The telescope has undergone rigorous testing ahead of its launch next year.
Early universe 'fireworks' challenge notions of how stars form
The ancient cosmos may have been packed with tiny star incubators.
Stars can turn into black holes without a supernova
Our assumptions about star death might be misguided.
Hubble telescope spots 'runaway' black hole
The black hole, shot out of a distant galaxy, is the first of its kind.
