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Thanks to the phenomenon of gravitational lensing, astronomers have observed the activity of a black hole in the center of the galaxy 11 billion light-years away.
The ALMA telescope captures a beautiful multicolored gas cloud surrounding two fighting stars in the Centauru constellation more than 6,800 light-years from Earth.
Thanks to the ALMA telescope system in Chile, scientists observed MAMBO-9, a galaxy filled with cosmic dust and creating new stars.
According to a Carbon Monoxide Survey project (VERTICO), experts are investigating in detail why galaxies in the constellation Virgo are killed by their environment.
Japanese scientists have found a way to reach the invisible super galaxies that NASA's Hubble space hunter must also give up.
Thanks to the telescope system in Chile, scientists observed the merger of the oldest galaxy in the constellation Sextans.
A team of scientific researchers have announced for the first time the aluminum-containing molecule around a young star thanks to the antennas of the ALMA telescope.
The ALMA Observatory in Chile, Wiltshire County in England or Australia's Wycliffe Well region is considered the most ideal destination for
Galaxy W2246-0526 is 350 trillion times more massive than the Sun is absorbing matter from smaller galaxies around it as fuel.
The unexpected ALMA observatory captures a new moment of the Milky Way in a magical night. This photo was taken by the ALMA Observatory in Chile at 5,000 meters above se…
By looking at the ancient past of the universe, the researchers found collisions beginning about 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang, much earlier than originally antic…
Previous studies with Hubble, Spitzer and ALMA showed that brown dwarfs can be 70 times larger than giant stars like Jupiter.
Scientists used data from the ALMA Observatory in Chile to study the star discovered last year.
More than three decades ago, astronomers witnessed a rare and extremely intense cosmic event: a dying star that exploded 168,000 light-years away.
The ALMA observatory observes the time when the giant air flow was fired, marking the birth of Orion KL Source 1.