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Euclid Finds 31 Ancient Quasars and Breaks Highest-Redshift Record

To test how supermassive black holes grew so fast, teams will begin JWST and ground-telescope follow-up to measure spectra and host galaxies.

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Euclid Produces Largest Visible-Light Image of Milky Way Bulge, Resolving Over 60 Million Stars

Roman Space Telescope Arrives at Kennedy, Targets Aug. 30 Falcon Heavy Launch

Roman Space Telescope Arrives at Kennedy Space Center for Final Prelaunch Work

Study Reaffirms Cosmic Acceleration After Rebutting 2025 Deceleration Claim

JWST and ALMA Image Supernova-Driven Wind Stripping Gas From a z≈5.3 Galaxy

Kavli Prizes 2026 Honor Milky Way Mergers, Twistronics and Local Protein Synthesis

NASA Moves Roman Space Telescope Launch Up to August 30, 2026

Scientists Release Largest-Ever Map of Cosmic Magnetic Fields

JWST Measures 50‑Million‑Solar‑Mass Black Hole That Outweighs Its Host

Unreviewed Study Foresees Big Crunch in 19.5 Billion Years

Preprint Forecasts Big Crunch for the Universe Around 33.3 Billion Years After the Big Bang

NASA Moves Up Launch of Roman Space Telescope to Early September

NASA Unveils Completed Roman Space Telescope, Eyes September Launch With SpaceX

DESI Completes Five-Year Survey With Record 3D Map of the Universe

New COLIBRE Simulations Recreate Galaxy Growth and Support the Standard Model

JWST Studies Report Strongest Evidence Yet of Population III Stars Near GN‑z11

Artemis II Begins Return to Earth After Lunar Flyby

New Galaxy-Group Analyses Put Local Expansion Rate at About 64 km/s/Mpc

Ancient Star in Pictor II Bears the Imprint of One Weak First-Generation Supernova