University of California, Riverside Archives

If not for the soupy, fast-moving atmosphere on Venus, Earth’s sister planet would likely not rotate. Instead, Venus would be locked in place, always facing the sun the way the […]

University of California, Riverside

Why Venus Rotates, Slowly, Despite The Sun’s Powerful Grip

A new dimension in the quest to understand dark matter

Newly Discovered Planet Zips Around A Baby Star In A Week

Satellite Galaxies Of The Milky Way Help Test Dark Matter Theory

Scientists develop new method to detect oxygen on exoplanets Technique could speed search for life in outer space

Black Holes Stunt The Growth Of Dwarf Galaxies

The Vibrating Universe — Making Astronomy Accessible to the Deaf

Study Provides New Insight into Why Galaxies Stop Forming Stars

Omega Centauri Unlikely to Harbor Life

In Search of Dark Matter

DOMINO-E Whitepaper: New Business Opportunities in Airbus’ New Constellation for Earth Observation

Vaya Space Announces Multi-Launch Contract for Space Telecommunications, Inc.’s Satellite Constellation

Desert Works Propulsion Announces Operational Launch of DW-1, a Rocket Engine Test Facility

SpaceNews Announces Winners of the 7th Annual Icon Awards

Moog to Exhibit Reliable Space Capabilities for the Ultimate High Ground at the Space Force Association’s Annual Spacepower Conference

Commercial Space Federation (CSF) Launches Rebrand, Reorg and Integrate, Compete, and Unleash Plan

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