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Astronomers have discovered a celestial body that can be a large planet at the edge of the Solar System after using the ALMA glass system (millimeter / lower-millimeter…
The Cassini probe captures images of huge steam currents and other matter spewing out from the southernmost cracks of the moon Enceladus, making it one of the most likel…
Astronomers discovered that the new dwarf planet is about half the size of Pluto in the furthest part of the solar system.
Alpha Centauri bb exists as a
The vast solar system hides undiscovered things, especially its harshness, from storms with wind speeds of thousands of kilometers per hour, to geographic regions with t…
Two American filmmakers have built the solar system's microcosm in accordance with the actual size and distance ratio.
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) launched the Mars research project in November 2013 at a cost of $ 74 million (compared to $ 671 million for NASA's Maven s…
Although the space science has made many new advances, with the support of advanced technology, there are still mysteries that we cannot explain.
Astronomers have for the first time observed and recorded aurora outside the Solar System. The findings are published in the July 7 issue of Nature (Nature).
A group of international astronomers have discovered a planet similar to Jupiter, opening hopes of finding the second solar system and rocky planets like Earth.
The first images of planets in the solar system are not always clear and sharp. But these are important imprints in the early period of human conquest of the universe.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) today announced the discovery of the Kepler Space Telescope about more than 4,000 planets outside the solar system.
A groundbreaking radio telescope project in western Australia has obtained surprising initial results, when a signal radiated before our solar system formed.
Admire the most realistic images of Pluto captured by NASA's modern satellite.
On June 30, the two planets in the Solar System, Jupiter and Venus, will meet, creating a beautiful low-angle view of the western sky.