This Week in Space

Latest discoveries, missions & what to watch in the sky

Scientists solve the mystery of ‘impossible’ black-hole merger

Researchers observed two black holes merging that shouldn't be able to according to current theory—suggesting new physics may be hiding in plain sight.

Severe geomagnetic storm sparks auroras across North America & Europe

A strong solar event triggered vivid northern lights far south of usual latitudes and delayed a major rocket launch.

ESA’s Euclid telescope releases first data on galaxy evolution

Data from the Euclid mission reveal how galaxies grow and merge across cosmic time.

🪐 Saturn & Jupiter appear very close in the evening sky — great for naked‐eye observation.
🌠 Minor meteor shower appears on the horizon after midnight — look north‐east.
🌙 The first quarter Moon rises late evening — excellent for lunar craters with binoculars.

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Scientists solve the mystery of ‘impossible’ black-hole merger

Severe geomagnetic storm sparks auroras across North America & Europe

ESA’s Euclid telescope releases first data on galaxy evolution

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