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Check out the Most MYSTERIOUS Recent Discoveries By NASA! From strange unexplained planets found in space to possible life on mars, this top 10 list of unsolved mysteries has some of the coolest things discovered by NASA in recent years!

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9. Water on Mars
Many books, TV shows, and movies have fantasized about colonizing the planet Mars. The only problem is that Mars is not a place that can sustain life in its current state, and just as bad, it does not have any water...or so we thought. In 2018, scans from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter discovered that formations on the planet were actually caused by water that is still there right now.

8. Multiple "Earths"
In February 2017, NASA discovered that there might be 7 Earth-like planets orbiting a dwarf star called TRAPPIST-1. In fact, all seven of these planets were found in the same galaxy, which is a very rare thing indeed.

7. Liquid on Titan
Saturn has 53 moons that have been named by scientists, and more could actually be named in the future. One of the most popular of these moons is the one known as Titan. It's been the source of much research, and has even been home to an alien race in the Marvel Comics Universe. During a scan by the Cassini Space Probe of NASA, they found that in certain gorges and canyons of Titan, there are actually pools of liquid, specifically hydrocarbons.

6. Comet Soup
In 2005, NASA sent their Deep Impact spacecraft into a comet called Tempel 1. If you're curious as to why they would destroy one of their craft by crashing it into a comet on purpose, it is because they wanted to analyze the content and particles that were released from the impact.

5. Saturn's Rings
The Rings of Saturn are not only the most defining features of the planet, but also one of the most recognizable things in all of our solar system. Strangely enough NASA speculates that the rings are "dying".

4. Jupiter's Orbit
NASA has long tried to get a spacecraft into Jupiter's orbit. But because of conditions in the planet's atmosphere, it's been a very difficult task. Not to mention, getting a craft near the planet in terms of its position in space is also hard. Yet, on July 4th, 2016, the Juno became the first spacecraft to make it into Jupiter's orbit, which by NASA's own admission was one of the hardest things they've ever done.

3. Supermassive Black Hole
The Hubble Space Telescope is one of NASA's biggest tools in regards to searching deep space for new discoveries, and in February of 2016, the telescope took a picture of a galaxy and found a black hole of astonishing size.

2. Ice Volcanoes
On Earth, volcanoes spew fire, ash, soot, and smoke, but on the dwarf planet (a planet that never matured to full size) called Ceres, the volcanoes ice! This was discovered by NASA via their Dawn Spacecraft in 2015, which was observing Ceres (which orbits between Mars and Jupiter).

1. Reaching Ultima Thule
4 billion miles away from Earth, there is an object known as Ultima Thule. This "celestial body" is actually two round objects made of an unknown composition that are actually fused together. NASA has released the first up-close stereo images of this celestial body via the New Horizons spacecraft, making this the most distant object that a spacecraft from Earth has ever explored.

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Check out the STRANGEST Stars In The Universe! From the biggest star ever discovered in space to some bizarre stars science still can't explain, this top 10 list of weirdest stars found in and out of our solar system will amaze you!

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8. Przybylski’s Star
Przybylski’s star, also known as HD 101065, is hidden within the Centaurus constellation in the southern sky, just beyond what our eyes can see. It’s about four times the mass of the sun and is cooking up elements not normally seen in stars, including uranium. While most stars don’t typically fuse anything heavier than nickel, Przybylski’s star seems to only form heavier elements, which are typically seen in violent events like supernovae.

7. Tabby’s Star
Tabby’s star, more formally known as KIC 8462852, is located about 1,500 light years away, between the constellations Cygnus and Lyre. It was first discovered in 2009 by NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope and is hotter, brighter, and more massive than the Sun. Since its discovery, scientists have tracked the light it emits, looking for slight, periodic dips in brightness, which signals the possibility that it’s being orbited by one or more large objects - perhaps planets.

6. Methuselah Star
HD 140283, nicknamed the Methuselah star (after the oldest man in the Bible), is the oldest-known star in the universe. Original estimates put the Milky Way star’s age at around 16 billion years old. This presented a major quandary for scientists, since the Big Bang, and thus the start of the universe, is believed to have occurred 13.8 billion years ago.

5. UY Scuti
The biggest star known to man is the hypergiant UY Scuti, with a radius 1,700 times that of the Sun. UY Scuti was first catalogued in 1860 by German astronomers at the Bonn Observatory, under the name BD-12 5055. It was classified as a variable star after a second detection, during which astronomers noticed that it grows dimmer and brighter over a 740-day period. UY Scuti lies nearly 9,500 light years way, near the center of the Milky Way, within the constellation Scutum.

4. Vega
Located just 25 light years from Earth, Vega is a bright, young star that’s visible from the Northern Hemisphere during the summer. Along with the stars Deneb and Altair, it forms an asterism known as the Summer Triangle, and is part of the constellation Lyra.

3. The Massive R136A1
The big guy is the most massive known star. It lies about 163,000 light-years away, in the Milky Way satellite galaxy of the Large Magellanic Cloud, in the Tarantula Nebula. It’s part of a cluster of 200 extremely bright stars that was first discovered in 1960 by astronomers working at Radcliffe Observatory in South Africa. NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope later identified R136A1 as the brightest star within the cluster.

2. The Smallest Known Star
In 2014, scientists discovered the smallest known star, just 40 light-years away from Earth. Its formal name is 2MASS J05233822-1403022, and if it were much smaller, it wouldn’t even qualify as a star. This star is smaller than Jupiter and burns at just 3,272 degrees Fahrenheit - about one-third the surface temperature of our Sun. It shines one- eight thousandth (1/8,000) as brightly as the Sun, and although it’s close, it can only be seen with a powerful telescope.

1. Neutron Star PSR J1748-2446
This neutron star, PSR J1748-2446, claim to fame is its status as the fastest-spinning celestial object in the Universe. Its surface is harder than a diamond, and its density is 50 trillion times greater than that of lead. And, with a magnetic field a trillion times more intense than the Sun, it’s the most extreme neutron star.

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