Rare discovery of twin black superholes
XMM-Newton X-ray Observatory of the European Space Agency (ESA) has discovered two black superholes in a normal galaxy.
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XMM-Newton X-ray Observatory of the European Space Agency (ESA) has discovered two black superholes in a normal galaxy.
The supermassive black hole has a speed close to the speed of light. This is the discovery of scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) thanks to the integration…
The European Space Agency's (ESA) XMM-Newton telescope has obtained the first close-up image of a white dwarf moving around its twin star ...
The Isaac Newton Telescope telescope in La Palma, Spain recently captured the latest image of Pinwheel Galaxy.
X-ray and gamma rays data from XMM-Newton of ESA and all orbit observations were used for the first time to check the physical processes that make up the magnetar emitti…
Researchers have looked at photos of trenches on the volcanic flank of Mars, which indicate that these trenches formed several hundred thousand years ago, in former glac…
An X-ray observatory discovered a star exploding in the Milky Way, but observers have not noticed this event at all.
Twenty years after the first observation of supernova explosion SN 1987A, this is a near supernova explosion
Some assumptions about the Earth's day of destruction lacked scientific evidence, including Issac Newton's hypothesis.
Scientists have recently discovered a handwritten document by the scientist Isaac Newton
Referring to the great inventor Isaac Newton, surely everyone thinks of the story
People still tell the famous story of the scientist Newton who was hit by the apple, and thus came up with the theory of 'Everything attractive'.
Geckos, mussels and oysters must now step aside - when physicists find the owner of the world's most persistent glue, the Caulobacter crescentus species, which specializ…
If compared to body size, black piranhas have the most respectable bats, eating out giants in history such as tyrants and giant sharks.
With the implementation of this chemical model, students will understand why the car can move, use Newton's laws to determine the physical elements of the phenomenon.