Watch the Earth swallow the Moon in a record long Moon
As expected, the long chain of Nguyet phenomenon with more than 69 minutes took place from 1h20 to 2h25
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As expected, the long chain of Nguyet phenomenon with more than 69 minutes took place from 1h20 to 2h25
Observations by scientists over the past few months show that ozone depletion in the Arctic has reached a record, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO…
One day before the 50th anniversary of the first flight into space, April 12, representative of the Space Technology Institute said that in 2014, Vietnam will launch the…
Astronomers first observed the formation of a black hole when tracking a supernova 50 million light-years from Earth.
We will admire the real Moon phenomenon on Saturday night. The people of Vietnam and residents of Southeast Asia, Australia and America will witness an unusual Moon ...
Russian scientists have studied and developed a device that can help us observe dark matter.
The European Space Research Organization in the Southern Hemisphere (ESO) has decided to choose this South American country as the place for the world's largest telescop…
Seeing the complete meteor shower is what many people expect.
NASA introduced the Boeing 747 carrying a giant telescope called infrared astronomical stratospheric observation device (SOFIA) made by Germany.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will build two new space observatories in Australia, worth about 100 million AUD.
The afternoon of January 15 will take place the annular eclipse, an interesting natural phenomenon. In Vietnam, a solar eclipse can be observed in the period from 14h15…
The new observation results from NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory have made a big step in explaining how a special black hole group can stop producing high-speed rays.
Observations from Japan's Moon SELENE (Kaguya) spacecraft are opening new insights into the complex geological differences between the near face and the far side of the…