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Does the Milky Way orbit anything?
Live Science via Yahoo News· 3 days agoThis illustration shows the Milky Way, our home galaxy. It seems like everything orbits something in space. Moons ...
Milky Way halo filled with doughnut-shaped magnetic fields: study
South China Morning Post· 17 hours ago“Magnetic fields are ubiquitous in our Milky Way and play a significant role in the evolution of...
LEGO Artemis Space Launch System and Milky Way Sets Are On Sale Now
Comic Book· 5 days agoIt's priced at $259.99, and will be available first to LEGO Insiders starting on May 14th / 15th at...
Dead & Company Prove Las Vegas’ Sphere Isn’t Just for U2, but Them, Too, in Residency’s Astounding...
Variety via AOL· 3 days agoMemo to anyone who “isn’t really into the Dead” but has been cajoled by a friend or loved one into...
Milky Way's halo is filled with 'magnetic donuts' as wide as 100,000 light-years
SPACE.com· 5 days agoThe outer halo of the Milky Way is filled with magnetic fields that take the shape of vast donuts...
In the Milky Way, 3 intruder stars are 'on the run' — in the wrong direction
Space via Yahoo News· 4 days agoThree ancient stars that hail from cannibalized dwarf galaxies are "on the run" at hundreds of...
Galactic Rings of Power: Astronomers Uncover Massive Magnetic Toroids in the Milky Way Halo
SciTechDaily· 6 days agoAstrophysicists have discovered large magnetic toroids in the Milky Way’s halo, which impact cosmic...
Lego's New Milky Way Galaxy Wall Art Set Looks Incredibly Cool
GameSpot· 5 days agoMagic that you can spend an afternoon building with these lovely Lego sets. Lego Insiders can now...
Newly discovered planet is bigger than Jupiter but as light as cotton candy
Scripps News via AOL· 2 hours agoThe planet is basically super fluffy,” explained Barkaoui. The coalition of astronomers from MIT and...
Some of the universe's oldest stars have been discovered in the Milky Way
Quartz· 6 days agoThe stars are in the Milky Way’s halo, a shroud of stars that surrounds the galactic disk. < ...
