NASA telescope set a new record
Space Agency's US Hubble Space Telescope (NASA) has captured the most distant star image in the universe so far, especially when the star exploded 10 billion years ago.
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Space Agency's US Hubble Space Telescope (NASA) has captured the most distant star image in the universe so far, especially when the star exploded 10 billion years ago.
Well-known Australian astronomer Brian Schmidt, who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2011, predicts that the current universe will gradually disappear within 100 billi…
The ESA Science Program Committee has just approved an Euclid launch project to search for dark matter and dark energy.
LSST's huge telescope is being designed and built by SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in the US. It will provide the ability to capture and observe the night sky in…
Super-speed stars, dark energy, dark matter, black holes, neutinos ... are the secrets of space science that will discover in 2012.
Officially called ACT-CL J0102-4915, the researchers discovered that this cluster of galaxies gave it the nickname
Physicists all over the world on November 16 launched an important program to turn the Large Grain Accelerator (LHC), which is now in a 27km long tunnel near the Swiss-F…
American scientists conclude that the universe will expand constantly after conducting the latest research on dark energy, one of the greatest mysteries of the universe.
Dark energy, the mysterious resource that came out more than a decade ago to explain why the universe is separating at a faster rate, is no longer needed.
A modern astrophysical problem, though more or less
Star explosions known as type 1a supernovae have long been used as a standard candle, their constant brightness is a way for astronomers to measure cosmic distances. and…
The team of scientists has developed a tool to measure distances from Earth to supernovae with unprecedented high precision.
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…
Chinese scientists predict that life on Earth will be destroyed, if