From glittering star trails to reimagining solar data, this year’s shortlist is outstanding.

They’re probably quite hurt you didn’t believe them earlier.

The crater in Western Australia was identified as the oldest in the world earlier this year, but new…

The star outshone Jupiter for weeks in October 1604, before disappearing from the sky.

Surprisingly, the team concludes that they could be good for low-cost space missions.

All you need is a nuclear reaction, a particle accelerator, or the blast of a supernova.

The system was trained on videos of the procedure and performed eight flawless operations without human help.

No wonder they’re taking over the Everglades, although other snakes were found to have these cells too.