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Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Chi Thiem, 45 years old, won the World Young Astronomer Lecture Award presented by Central University in Taiwan and Delta Electronics Corpo…
The UK Astronomy Technology Center (UK ATC) has begun development of the first instrument on an advanced telescope called the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT).
Imagine if this happened to Earth, Americans would have to go to Vietnam just to see the Sun.
British writer Samuel Rowbotham once conducted the 'Flat Earth' experiment at Old Bedford River, the water channel ran straight and unobstructed for nearly 10 km.
Vuong Trinh Nghi has become a bright star in the field of science, dubbed the 'Marie Curie of China'.
An unexpectedly large meteorite crashed into the James Webb space telescope in late May, leaving a dent in the gilded mirror.
James Webb's lens can see much more detail and go back in time than any other telescope in the world
A leading American space scientist has claimed that he knows the best spots to search for alien life.
Just like how bats emit sound waves and see objects through reflected waves, NASA's NICER telescope accidentally discovered 8 invisible monsters right in the Milky Way.
FERMI - NASA's super gamma-ray space telescope - could be the next warrior on a mission to hunt down the merger and collision events of the most terrible monsters in the…
The MeerKAT radio telescope in South Africa has captured a ghostly, laser-like cosmic object that traveled 5 billion light-weights to reach our world.
China will launch an observatory orbiting the Moon to create a radio telescope with a diameter of 400,000 km.
Now, astronomers are edging closer to uncovering one of the biggest mysteries in decades - the ninth planet in the Solar System - a giant planet, which may be orbiting t…
VLA and ALMA, humanity's two heavy-duty radio astronomical observatories, have collected spectacular data sets of 97 fledgling stars with protoplanetary disks.