For thousands of years, humans gazed at the sky without understanding what lay behind the points of light above them. The invention of the telescope opened a window for humanity to distant worlds. But whom do we have to thank for the device that can transform a tiny speck in the night sky into a breathtaking image of Saturn?

Observations from the James Webb Space Telescope point to the existence of a Saturn-like planet orbiting Alpha Centauri A — a Sun-like star in the nearest stellar system to Earth.

For the first time, researchers have documented the very beginning of planet formation around a young, distant star—a discovery that could shed new light on the early history of our own Solar System.

Rare documentation of a planet in an unusual planetary system, a delay in a private mission, and a successful launch by Rocket Lab. This Week in Space

Molecules identified in a distant planet’s atmosphere form on Earth only through biological activity.

The historic private mission is delayed, a rare explosion of a SpaceX rocket, Boeing’s setbacks, a small step for Beresheet 2, Israeli weather satellites, planets without a sun, and an intriguing auction. This Week in Space

Sample collection from the far side of the moon, Boeing launches a leaky spacecraft, and a particularly intriguing planet is found.

Heat shield in focus, seniors in space, space debris cleanup, and a surprising planet.

Black holes, Negev Space Accelerator, space suits, lunar training, and stellar archaeology.

Short Text: A Successful Launch of Starship, New Findings on the Age of the Universe, an old spacecraft, and a new rocket explosion.

A novel study unveils the presence of water near a young sun, suggesting that rocky planets are formed in a water containing environment.

China’s moon landing, NASA’s Mars hurdles, and James Webb Telescope uncovers evidence of ancient diamonds in the universe.

A race for the first landing on the lunar south pole, China is first to launch a methane-propelled rocket, and the James Webb Space Telescope celebrates a year of activity. This Week in Space

Major deal for Ramon.Space, penultimate Delta rocket launch and exoplanet disappointment.

Israeli disappointment, North Korea’s crash and Enceladus’ gigantic geyser.

Stunning images of the cosmos, enormous ancient stars, getting crowded at the ISS, and Virgin Orbit’s dissolution.

Water found in a surprising place, new initiatives to repair old telescopes, and a second private mission to the ISS

New findings from the James Webb Space Telescope could shed new light on the source of Earth’s water

An investigation against SpaceX, a crash on the Moon, Mars’ core, and surprising exoplanets.

Where did the Orion spacecraft fly? and what is ChatGPT? A challenging scientific trivia