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After 7 years of operation, VATLY cosmic ray laboratory (Vietnam - Auger training laboratory) has achieved very proud successes, making Vietnam a co-author of new discov…
The Space Observatory and Observatory, scheduled to open in June, will provide knowledge of interesting phenomena in the sky.
South African scientists have just launched the world's first telescopes and space-based sound wave detectors.
South African scientists have introduced clear images obtained from MeerKAT including the black hole center on the Milky Way, 250,000 light-years from Earth.
On December 19, experts from Cuba's Institute of Geophysics and Astronomy (IGA) and the Astronomical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted a seminar in…
NASA experts are about to test the giant gilded mirror on James Webb space telescope to explore the early universe.
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NASA is currently building a new space telescope to search for extraterrestrial life and to help scientists decipher long-standing mysteries about the universe.
Japan is leading the way in building a large cosmic ray telescope to clarify the origin of the universe.
15 years is the deadline to ensure the presence of the International Space Station in orbit, but ISS will continue to operate at least until 2020.
The Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT) is one of the largest telescopes built by humans, allowing scientists to observe distant planets in a way
Australian scientists claim the Widefield Array Murchison telescope (MWA) in the country can detect dangerous cosmic waste.
In order to better understand the vast and complex universe, scientists have created enough great scientific machines. The bigger the projects, the more time, cost, and…
Cosmic science in the 21st century has not only achieved great strides but is also marked by the great scientific works of human stature.
Two 10-year-old boys living in New York, USA, were awarded a $ 10,000 prize with the idea of reusing the Hubble space telescope into the collection of cosmic trash.