New research suggests the moons of Jupiter and Uranus may hint that our planetary neighborhood once had a third ice giant.

More than 36,000 near-Earth asteroids have been discovered, according to NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies. The largest asteroid impact in recorded history occurred on June 30, 1908, during the Tunguska event in Siberia, Russia. The date of Asteroid Day was chosen to commemorate this event.

June has the shortest night of the entire year across the Northern Hemisphere, but the month will still deliver easy-to-see astronomical events along with warmer nights for stargazing. From an impressive gathering of planets to the first full moon of the summer,

June has a vibrant lineup of celestial events that will offer unforgettable viewings for skywatchers to start off the summer. From the conjunction of two of the brightest plants in our galaxy to the June solstice,

Neptune has a complicated life story, and its moon Nereid might be the only one left standing from the planet’s multibillion-year history.

Using data from the Webb space telescope, a team of researchers is suggesting that Neptune’s moon Nereid is the only survivor of the ancient lunar collision that rewrote the history of the planet’s orbital satellites.

Don't miss Jupiter, Venus and Mercury create a dazzling line in the western sky at sunset tonight.

It is the Blue Moon that will take place on one of the last nights of May. It is the second full moon of the month, after the first one that took place on May 1 and was called the “Flower Moon.” This does not happen very often since lunar cycles usually last about 29 days,