
Hubble Views a Spiral Galaxy from the Edge
NASA’s new account of NGC 1827 highlights dust lanes, possible star-forming regions and the perspective of an edge-on galaxy.
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NASA’s new account of NGC 1827 highlights dust lanes, possible star-forming regions and the perspective of an edge-on galaxy.

NASA expects the Orionids to peak on 21–22 October, with bright moonlight likely to hide some faint meteors.

ESA reports Sophie Adenot’s return after nearly eight months aboard the ISS, with rehabilitation and follow-up work ahead.
An ESA/Webb image release shows young stars and protostars changing their surroundings in a nebula about 3,300 light-years away.

NASA’s October 2026 report recounts lunar impact flashes seen during Artemis II. Learn what the crew observed and why the release date matters.
A James Webb Space Telescope observation placed a record-distant fast radio burst in a small, young host galaxy, adding evidence for—but not proving—a magnetar origin.
A reflection on curiosity about life beyond Earth: staying open to possibility while distinguishing wonder from evidence of extraterrestrial life.
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