Scientists say a new planetarium show about the Milky Way has helped them unlock one of the solar system’s many secrets.

Abstract: We have simulated, for the first time, the long term evolution of the Milky Way Galaxy using 51 billion particles on the Swiss Piz Daint supercomputer with our N-body gravitational tree-code ...

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As May unfolds, those in the Northern Hemisphere are in for a treat — the bright band of the Milky Way is set to shine at its best. Many never witness this wonder. About one-third of people ...

Astronomers have been identifying protoplanetary disks for many decades—structures that evolve into solar systems like our own—and they have been found by the hundreds throughout the Milky Way, ...

During May 2025, the Milky Way, our home galaxy with a disk of stars spanning more than 100,000 light years, will be visible, according to LiveScience.com. Here’s what to know about the unique ...

However, most of these discoveries lie within our neighborhood, which may not reflect the extreme conditions found in other parts of the Milky Way. Among the most dynamic and turbulent regions is ...

When the stars align, about eight months out of the year, the Milky Way and its 100 billion stars can be seen in some form. In the spring and summer, that includes the early morning hours March ...

An innovative new computer model describing the expanse of charged particles and gas between stars reveals the Milky Way Galaxy’s magnetic turbulence, challenging the current understanding of ...

Located approximately three billion light-years away from Earth and measuring 16.3 million light-years across, this galaxy dwarfs the Milky Way, which is just under 106,000 light-years in diameter.