Las Campanas Observatory

At the Las Campanas Observatory in Chile, perched high atop a mountain in the world's driest desert,Eduardo Banados scanned for the signature of a massive, invisible sinkhole in the sky slurping up a whirlpool of brilliant, hot matte

A team of scientists has discovered the first evidence of water clouds on an object outside our own solar system.

Scientists have identified the first "sibling" of the Sun - a massive star almost certainly born from the same cloud of gas and dust as our own star.

At the Las Campanas Observatory in Chile, perched high atop a mountain in the world's driest desert,Eduardo Banados scanned for the signature of a massive, invisible sinkhole in the sky slurping up a whirlpool of brilliant, hot matte

A team of scientists has discovered the first evidence of water clouds on an object outside our own solar system.

Scientists have identified the first "sibling" of the Sun - a massive star almost certainly born from the same cloud of gas and dust as our own star.