New advances in solar monitoring
Launched in February, data from sensors of devices on NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory ...
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Launched in February, data from sensors of devices on NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory ...
The team of the NRAO Observatory, which manages the Green Bank telescopes, has discovered the presence of neutron stars, ...
A star suspected of swallowing another star or planet next to it was found under the help of NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has just released the first video of the sun recorded by Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Scientists from Southern Observatory (Europe) announced that they are about to build the world's largest telescope with a diameter of 42m with an estimated cost of $ 1.4…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has successfully launched the most modern solar research device they have ever designed.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will build two new space observatories in Australia, worth about 100 million AUD.
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.
According to the September 9 news from the British media, the Royal Royal Observatory recently held a poll of the
After striking images of the Milky Way, Herschel Observatory intends to conduct a larger study thanks to two Spire - Pacs devices, but the plan is slowing down because s…
About 10 years ago the Columbia spacecraft launched with the astronomers' hopes and dreams - Chandra X-ray Observatory
A new study by two NASA observatories provides new knowledge about star formation, along with a very beautiful picture of a star-forming region in our galaxy.
'The inevitable future of Barnard 68's cloudless stars' is to collapse and form a new star.
The sun is in the quietest state for a century or so, and the dark spots are scarcely in a way that has been confusing for over two years. Now, for the first time, solar…
Core-collapse supernovae (also called gravitational supernovae) is one of the most violent phenomena in the universe.