A curated collection of daily astronomy and space blogs from trusted sources. Updated automatically with the latest space news, discoveries, and research.
📰 Universe Today
Universe Today is one of the most popular independent astronomy blogs, featuring daily space news, mission updates, and in-depth articles on astronomy and astrophysics.
- Could the Clues to Ancient Alien Civilizations Be Hiding in a Bucket of Moon Dust?
- A New Catalog of Close to 3,000 Supernova Challenges Theories on Dark Energy
- Earth From Orbit Is Unpredictable and Messy. Could ‘Liquid’ AI Clear the View?
- A New Design For A Plasma Engine Fuels On Only Thin Air
- Venus Moon Would Have Been Doomed From The Start, Says New Paper
- Dense Galaxies Are Carving Out A Bubble in the Early Universe
- How Big Can The Universe’s First Starbursts Get?
- What’s Carving Active Gullies on Mars? It’s Not Water
- NASA’s Next Great Observatory Could Spot Oceans on Distant Worlds
- eROSITA’s Second Data Release Catalog Delivering the Most Comprehensive High-Energy Census of the Cosmos to Date
- Unexplained Gamma-Rays from the Galactic Center Could be from Self-Annihilating Dark Matter
- A New Surface Atlas of Phobos Will Help JAXA’s MMX Mission Collect its Samples
- JWST Ruled Out Finding Tiny Moons Around An Exoplanet – That’s Great News
- Ancient Swedish Goths Had Surprisingly Accurate Calendars
- New Revelations About the Origin of Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
🚀 Space.com
Space.com delivers up-to-date space news, science stories, and coverage of space missions, written by professional science journalists and editors.
- SpaceX launches 3 telecom satellites to orbit on 700th Falcon mission of all time (video)
- On this day in space! Sept. 13, 2007: Japan launches Kaguya spacecraft to the moon to map the lunar surface in HD
- The 10 best underground sci-fi movies to dig into now that ‘Silo’ season 3 has ended
- NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shares zero-G curly hair tips from the ISS (video)
- James Webb Space Telescope discovers the rings of tiny solar system body Chariklo are changing
- Don’t miss Venus shine beside the crescent moon at sunset tonight
- On this day in space! NASA astronaut Mae Jemison makes history as the 1st Black woman in space
- Trump is proposing a US Space Academy — if created, it could blur the lines between NASA and the military (op-ed)
- This Week In Space podcast: Episode 227 — Trekmania
- The best ‘Star Trek’ spaceships: 14 classic vessels from the Federation and beyond
- Perseid meteors meet mesmerizing star trails over Egypt’s Western Desert
- NASA, IBM launch new AI model for studying the moon
- Rocket Lab protests NASA’s decision to award Blue Origin $700 million Mars orbiter contract
- I’ve chased the ‘false dawn’ for years — this is the week to find and photograph it
- A star is exploding 45 million light-years away — here’s how you can see it
🔭 Astronomy.com
Astronomy.com focuses on observational astronomy, astrophotography, skywatching guides, and scientific discoveries for both amateurs and professionals.
- Sept. 13, 1994: Ulysses at the Sun’s south pole
- The Sky Today on Sunday, September 13: Venus, the Moon, and Spica
- 2026 Full Moon calendar: When to see the Full Moon and phases
- Sept. 12, 1959: Luna 2 launches
- The Sky Today on Saturday, September 12: Dione skims Saturn’s pole
- Sept. 11, 1985: The ICE probe encounters Comet Giacobini-Zinner
- The Sky Today on Friday, September 11: Visit the Deer Lick Group
- The Sky This Week from September 11 to 18: Catch the zodiacal light
- Artemis 2 crew lands at Starmus VII — 15 years after Armstrong, Aldrin, and Leonov launched its lengacy
- Sept. 10, 1933: The birth of Yevgeny Khrunov
- The Hidden Nebula’s glowing edge
- The Sky Today on Thursday, September 10: Uranus is stationary
- Sept. 9, 1892: Edward Emerson Barnard sees Amalthea
- The Sky Today on Wednesday, September 9: Visualize the ecliptic
- SpaceX closes out SES’s O3b mPower constellation
🌌 Sky & Telescope
Sky & Telescope is a long-established astronomy magazine covering observing techniques, equipment reviews, celestial events, and astronomical research.
- Star Feels Spin of Milky Way’s Black Hole
- NASA Launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
- Stellafane or Bust
- This Week’s Sky at a Glance, August 28 – September 6
- Meet Altair, the Eagle’s Eye
- Science with Astrophotography
- Mission Launches to Rescue Swift Observatory (Updated)
- This Week’s Sky at a Glance, August 21 – 30
- Next Up! A Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse on Aug. 27–28
- Spying on a Split Comet
- California Teen Wins 2026 National Young Astronomer Award
- This Week’s Sky at a Glance, August 14 – 23
- Did You See the Solar Eclipse? Here’s What We Saw, from Around the World
- Prepare for the Lunar Eclipse on August 27-28, 2026
- A Perfectly Timed Perseid Meteor Shower
🧪 Phys.org — Space
Phys.org Space provides science-focused articles on astronomy, cosmology, planetary science, and space research, with an emphasis on academic and peer-reviewed studies.
- No cities on the moon—there isn’t enough water, scientists say
- JWST ruled out finding tiny moons around an exoplanet—that’s great news
- Astronomers unmask a supernova impostor
- Masked tectonic structures suggest Mercury contracted 40% more than its visible scars alone indicate
- Gravitational-wave analysis narrows the search for black hole impostors
- Cataract surgery will be needed in space, surgeon predicts
- NASA’s next great observatory could spot oceans on distant worlds
- Researchers pinpoint key early-universe measurement with record precision
- Japan’s Hayabusa2 achieves first-ever laser ranging experiment with an asteroid
- Why are the stars around our galaxy’s black hole missing their companions?
- Rubin observatory peers deep into the famous COSMOS field
- How big can the universe’s first starbursts get?
- Scientists discover a strange new form of ice that could help explain the interiors of Neptune and Uranus
- What’s carving active gullies on Mars? It’s not water
- Release of open AI model trained on 17 years of lunar data maps ice, craters and volcanoes