11 mysterious objects in the universe that humans cannot explain
The double quasar, the dwarf planet Haumea or the Tabby star all have mysteries that astronomers have not yet answered.
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The double quasar, the dwarf planet Haumea or the Tabby star all have mysteries that astronomers have not yet answered.
In the near future, astronauts can fully grow their own vegetables in space to replace food from the Earth.
Photo taken from the world's largest optical telescope reveals the remains of a dead star in SDSS J115219.99 + 024814.4.
A team of scientists from Georgia Tech gave a new explanation for how ice formed on Mercury even though the scorching surface temperature could reach 400 degrees Celsius.
From Earth, we can observe the supernova explosion of the red giant Betelgeuse when it dies at the end of its life.
Data from Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft shows that the asteroid Ryugu is as highly porous as it is
Experts found a 66.7-66.8 million year-old skull of modern birds in a quarry in Belgium, near the border with the Netherlands.
An additional 60 Starlink satellites are put into low-Earth orbit to realize the ambition of building a global Internet coverage network.
The robot called NASA's RASSOR is designed to dig under the surface of 'Sister Hang' in the near future.
The Hayabusa 2 spacecraft explodes the surface of Ryugu, creating a sinkhole to help scientists understand the asteroid's composition.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a bright pink cloud of gas and dust, where a series of stars much larger than the sun are born.
Humans will have the opportunity to admire a strange object that shines just like the moon in the sky at the end of May this year.
The sun is like a hot, dazzling fireball. Every hour it radiates a large amount of energy, emitting light and heat in the universe, including our Earth.
How the moon was formed is a question that scientists have been searching for answers for centuries.
RIA reports that the head of Russia's Academy of Nuclear Sciences Department, Igor Mitrofanov, said the launch of Russia's spacecraft to the Moon after 45 years of pause…