The sun has 'sisters'
In the center of the solar system, the giant star warming the Earth is not the only child born more than 4 billion years ago.
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In the center of the solar system, the giant star warming the Earth is not the only child born more than 4 billion years ago.
In the dawn of May 5, astronomers from all over the world can admire the meteor shower of Eta Aquarids.
For the first time, Earth experts accurately measured the rotation speed of an exoplanet, thus knowing the time of day and night on this planet.
American experts have discovered a constellation
New York City (USA) people are the luckiest people on the planet when they witness the rare astronomical phenomenon: an asteroid overwhelms the brightest star in the nig…
Astronomers discovered a small but extremely powerful black fire, with two heads emitting a stream of air that stretches 20 light years.
Executives on the ground said that they had adjusted three European satellites to the correct position on their orbit, beginning the survey of the geomagnetic field.
Quadrantids - one of the largest meteor showers in the year will reach its peak on the morning of January 4 with a meteor number of up to 50 tracks / hour.
Elements of the universe, including iron, play a vital role in life, formed from the first phase of the universe and spread throughout the world.
A recent study by American scientists revealed that iron in human blood could come from other galaxies from billions of years ago.
The US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has published a photo taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, which captures Near-Body, the star closest to the solar system, whi…
NASA's three most advanced space telescopes prepare to join forces to explore the deepest parts of the universe, opening new frontiers before humanity.
According to experts, new discoveries can provide clues to understanding star formation.
NASA's Hubble telescope has recorded images of the dying star HD 184738.
With a length of nearly 10 trillion km, a giant cloud of gas in the universe has the same shape as the flying blue worm.