A beautiful cosmic tree called NGC 2264, also known as the "Christmas Tree Cluster," was spotted in our Milky Way Galaxy. And no, it's not an actual tree, but a bunch of young stars hanging out ...

The cosmic tree sits within NGC 2264, located in the obscure constellation of Monoceros, the Unicorn, not far from the more familiar figure of Orion, the Hunter.

Cosmic Christmas Tree! NASA's James Webb Space Telescope snaps a stunning photo of a colourful galaxy cluster with flickering lights. It imaged 14 new transient objects that looked like flickering ...

Young stars resembling a Christmas tree aglow with lights and a sparkling snow globe take center stage in new images from NASA’s space telescopes. CNN values your feedback 1.

Secret cosmic messages hidden in the rings Image: Visuals Unlimited/naturepl.com The wooden hearts of two cedar trees hold a 1200-year-old cosmic mystery – evidence of an unexplained event that ...

The light from the Christmas Tree Galaxy Cluster began its journey across the cosmos when the solar system, now 4.6 billion years old, was newly formed and just around 300 million years old.

Because cosmic rays are constantly colliding with our atmosphere, we have a constant but very small supply of the stuff raining down on the surface. Some of it gets caught up in tree rings. Since ...