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Observed from Earth, Cassiopeia A object, the remains of a star block exploded 330 million years ago, looking like a colorful ball.
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Observed from Earth, Cassiopeia A object, the remains of a star block exploded 330 million years ago, looking like a colorful ball.
A group of NASA researchers and universities have for the first time discovered methane in Mars's atmosphere.
Images sent by Cassini's probe show evidence of ocean and ice volcanic existence on Saturn's Enceladus and Titan satellites.
American astronomers argue that clouds of dust and gas escaping from one of Saturn's satellites may contain water, an important factor for life.
In the hunt for extrasolar planets, a new finding often sets new records.
In the journey to conquer the vast universe, people have discovered so many new things, but still, there are countless unknowns to date.
An international team of scientists has found a strange object whose reverse and tilting trajectory may shed light on the origin of the comet.
They are located deep in the center of the Milky Way and move around the black hole, the space is capable of destroying all kinds of matter in the universe, including li…
Dark energy accounts for 70% of the mass of the universe - and is completely invisible. Even so, scientists have proved it: thanks to what remains from the moment right…
When Yale University astronomer Kevin Schawinski and Oxford University associates won public support for enrolling galaxies, they never envisioned the strange object Han…
A recent study by American astronomers demonstrated that Earth-like planets - meaning not too hot and too cold for life to develop - are quite common in the universe.
As of 7:42 pm on 10-8 hours EDT (ie 18: 42 minutes on the same day in Hanoi), the Hubble telescope has traveled around 100,000 times.
The newly discovered process of the youngest pair of twin stars revealed surprising differences in brightness, surface temperature and possibly the size of both.
Astronomers have discovered a special star-making machine - a distant galaxy that is spewing out stars at amazing speeds, about 1,000 to 4,000 stars every year.
An X-ray observatory discovered a star exploding in the Milky Way, but observers have not noticed this event at all.