Roman Research Nexus With the release of the cloud-hosted Roman Research Nexus, STScI provides astronomers around the world an environment where they can prepare to work with the massive data
Roman Research Nexus With the release of the cloud-hosted Roman Research Nexus, STScI provides astronomers around the world an environment where they can prepare to work with the massive data
Two new proposed NASA Earth science missions will attempt to address key research topics while leveraging both commercial and exploration capabilities. During NASA’s “Ignition” event March 24, the agency announced
NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity acquired this image using its Mast Camera (Mastcam), showing polygons and other interesting textures that characterize the terrain beyond the boxwork area. Curiosity captured the image
Please be advised of a slight change to the scheduling for our upcoming online workshop, “The Rare Microbiome, Contamination & Planetary Protection”, taking place on Friday, 17 April. To ensure
2D color map as a function of Teq and , where the color denotes the logarithm of the photochemistry effect-included sooting propensity at P =1 mbar, η∗1mbar, as defined in
The concept behind the model is simple: life can travel to and terraform planets around other stars. In doing so, the planet that life travels to becomes more similar to
Meteorite samples — EHU-University of the Basque Country Several contaminants, including traces of ink, originating in the preparation of subsamples, have been identified in Martian meteorites by the EHU’s research
In the context of contemporary fantasy literature, few works have captured the imagination quite like “Fourth Wing,” the inaugural installment of Rebecca Yarros’ Empyrean series. This gripping tale invites readers
O+2 density at Ganymede’s surface, modeled from the chemical equilibrium between ionization and recombination of O2, using the electron-impact ionization rates from Figure 2c. Photoionization is included in the sunlight
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS (C/2025 N1) captured by the Subaru Telescope on December 13, 2025 (Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time). This image was created by combining three different wavelengths: V-band (550 nanometers, depicted






