Discover three earth-like planets
A group of international experts announced the discovery of three Earth-like planets and called them bright candidates that could help find life in the solar system.
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A group of international experts announced the discovery of three Earth-like planets and called them bright candidates that could help find life in the solar system.
He suggested that humans should leave Earth as soon as possible and become a species that lives in many planets, according to blogger Tim Urban in the article.
Scientists are confident to claim that the 9th most likely planet will be found this year.
Giant comets and meteors hundreds of kilometers in diameter poured into the surface of Mars 4 billion years ago, creating a premise for life to grow.
A lake that exists on the crater on Mars suddenly turns into a dry mound with no water drop.
Swiss astronomers found the 9th planet to have a solid iron core surrounded by ice and thick gas.
Evidence of exoplanets appeared in 1917, but astronomers were unaware, even claiming that exoplanets appeared in the 1990s.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on March 30 drew a heat map on the super-earth 55 Cancri e, showing great thermal fluctuations between the day and nig…
A flash of light appeared on the largest planet in the solar system on March 17 and experts said it could have come from a meteorite or comet.
NASA has just published a picture depicting a deep pit shaped like a large lake that once existed on the surface of Pluto.
In a report published in the Journal of Astronomy on April 2, the team at the Harvard Astrophysics Center - Smithsonian, USA, described how they discovered the three-sta…
The Argyre basin gathers many special geological features that could be a place of life on Mars.
The ninth planet also hidden at the edge of the solar system may belong to another star who passed by a long time ago.
NASA scientists are working hard to find and record possible sounds on Mars.
The ExoMars probe has left the launch pad successfully, starting a seven-month journey through space to look for signs of life on the red planet.