'Crazy star' was thrown out of the Milky Way
The US Hubble telescope detected a super-hot blue star moving at speeds of up to 2.56 million km / h.
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The US Hubble telescope detected a super-hot blue star moving at speeds of up to 2.56 million km / h.
After conducting an image analysis of 20 star clusters outside the galaxy, the international team of scientists identified the distribution of dark matter in the univers…
The Royal Astronomical Society of England said on April 14 that scientists from the University of Manchester have discovered a
American astronomers on March 17 announced that they have observed the darkest, most moving mass of matter in the universe ever.
A study of several hundred thousand galaxies showed that the rate of expansion of the universe increased with time.
Latest research confirms the correctness of the theory proposed by Albert Einstein nearly a century ago ...
American scientists added new points to the theory of relativity of Albert Einstein.
A Harvard University scientist has published the traffic map of the Galaxy series described based on the London subway map.
The photos of the amateur universe received good appreciation from astronomers, Peter Shah shared that the window toward the universe is always open to you, even with th…
The magnetic field at the center of the Milky Way is 10 times more magnetic than the rest of the galaxy.
A galaxy that humans cannot see collides with the Milky Way but it retains its shape.
The Adler, Chicago (USA) astronomical department recently published the latest and most complete picture of a galaxy of 800,000 images of different sizes.
Scientist Axel Mellinger (USA) has used digital image processing technology to successfully combine a panoramic picture of the Milky Way from over 3,000 different images.
If combining colors from 20,000 different galaxies, our universe will be beige (light gray as the sunset color).
Chilean and Japanese astronomers claim to have for the first time seen part of the cosmic grid of galaxies about 7 billion light-years from Earth.