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After decades of waiting, the most powerful space telescope ever built will launch into orbit on December 25, just in time for Christmas.
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After decades of waiting, the most powerful space telescope ever built will launch into orbit on December 25, just in time for Christmas.
With extremely high sensitivity, the FAST radio telescope has helped scientists detect a large number of pulsars and radio signals.
A spectacular image of a ghostly butterfly made of light has just been released by an observatory located in Chile, dubbed the Chamaeleon Infrared Nebula.
The Hubble Space Telescope has captured a beautiful view of the Prawn Nebula hovering in deep space.
Unseen, unimaginable things have revealed themselves in a vast cosmic graveyard with 23 white dwarf stars and countless rubbles that are torn planetary fragments.
The world's largest digital camera LSST in Chile will help scientists study galaxies, asteroids and mysterious cosmic phenomena.
NASA's Chandra X-ray Telescope and ESA's XMM-Newton satellite investigated anomalous X-ray activity from three white dwarfs and discovered three objects that were planet…
Scheduled to launch in December, the James Webb telescope is expected to answer people's questions about how the universe formed and life beyond Earth.
The Shanghai Astronomical Museum (China) on July 18 officially welcomed the public to visit and experience.
A person may belong to Capricorn, but in fact, at the time of his birth, the Sun is in the middle of the constellation Sagittarius!
If you still think it is quite easy for humans to conquer the Moon, you need to know that we can put every planet in the Solar System between the Earth and the Moon, and…
The 2nd USTH Space Day 2019 is organized to inspire young people who are passionate about exploring the universe.
From photos that capture beautiful aurora, to lunar eclipses and eclipses. All winning photos bring a beautiful view of astronomy.
With the space simulation software below, you can fully understand the details of the various parts of the space science.
Whether you are interested in understanding the stars in the sky or simply want to watch them, hundreds of astronomical applications on Android can help you do that.