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Gaia Unveils a Giant Ripple Shaping the Milky Way

Verghese V Joseph

For centuries, humanity has gazed at the glittering band of stars stretching across the night sky with a longing to understand what lies within it.…

Gaia sees stellar nurseries (animation still 2): This is a still image of the animation showing Gaia's star-formation map in 3D.: In this animation we fly around the star-formation map in our Milky Way galaxy. The areas that are mapped reach out to 4000 light-years from our Sun. They are shown as reddish clouds. This map will teach us more about these obscure cloudy areas, and the hot young stars that shape them. Credit: ESA/Gaia/DPAC, S. Payne-Wardenaar, L. McCallum et al (2025)
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From Shadows to Stardust: ESA’s Gaia Unveils Milky Way’s Hidden Wonders

Verghese V Joseph

Scientists have unlocked a new dimension in cosmic cartography: thanks to the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Gaia spacecraft, humanity can now traverse an extraordinary 3D…

An on-sky view of Milky Way in the Galactic longitude-latitude (l-b) plane generated by ESA Gaia Early Data Release 3 (EDR3) juxtaposed with the sample of 6,215 Open Clusters (yellow dots) used in this study. Most of the clusters are located in the Galactic mid-plane b = 0°
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Charting the Cosmic Veil: Indian Scientists Redraw Our Galactic Map

Team Space Newscast

An exclusive look at the latest Indian-led astronomical research reveals detailed new maps of the Milky Way's hidden dust—illuminating how cosmic clouds obscure and shape…

Artistic representation of PRATUSH at the far-side of the moon during its lunar orbit
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From Bengaluru to the Moon: How Mini Computers Power Galactic Discovery

Verghese V Joseph

A credit card-sized computer is at the heart of one of today’s most ambitious scientific quests: uncovering the faint whispers of the universe’s first stars…