Space travel doesn’t affect the strength of heart muscle cells, study finds
UChicago-led research on cells from mice that had been on the International Space Station for more than a month suggests astronaut hearts can withstand longer trips
A new study reveals why the moon has a (very thin) atmosphere
University of Chicago, MIT scientists make new breakthrough in decades-long puzzle
NASA’s Webb telescope peers into the boundary between day and night on a distant world
Researchers glimpse strange conditions on a ‘tidally locked’ planet
NASA selects UChicago undergraduates’ proposal to build a ‘nano-satellite’
Student-designed CubeSat aims to increase speed, security of space-to-ground communications
XRISM satellite launches to study the universe in different colors of X-rays
Data to reveal flows of matter and energy close to black holes, elemental makeup of the universe
NASA selects UChicago scientist to analyze extraterrestrial samples from Martian moon
In Q&A, Prof. Nicolas Dauphas discusses what we can learn from mission to Phobos
NASA’s new flagship telescope just released its beautiful first images of the universe
Nebulas, galaxy clusters among first batch of images from James Webb Space Telescope, successor to Hubble
Dust collected from a speeding asteroid analyzed with massive accelerator
Argonne, UChicago scientists among the first to study asteroid fragments from Hayabusa2 spacecraft
