Original investigations, profile features, and longer essays from the Space Daily editorial team. Pieces published here go through additional research and review.
Two announcements bookend the most recent stretch of the dark-matter hunt, and the order in which they arrived matters.
On May 13 the House Appropriations Committee approved a fiscal 2027 spending bill that did something unusual in recent memory: it rejected, comprehensively, the Trump administration's proposed cut to NASA.
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have achieved remarkable results in observing ultra-faint galaxies from the early universe, detecting light that has traveled for roughly 13 billion years.
Four astronauts walked into the United States Capitol carrying a small plush figure named Rise.
The same oat porridge at 7:15. The same left turn onto the same arterial road. The same flat white with one sugar at the café three doors down from the office.
Retirement is sold as a finish line, but for a lot of people it arrives more like a strange reunion.
The most generous person in a family rarely chose the role. They were assigned it, often before they could speak in full sentences, and the assignment was so quiet that nobody, including them, ever named it out loud.
Apologising for everything is one of those habits people read as low confidence.
