Tripartite meeting on the sky
Astronomers will have the opportunity to admire the moon, Venus and Mercury in the night sky on June 10.
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Astronomers will have the opportunity to admire the moon, Venus and Mercury in the night sky on June 10.
Newly born stars can grow up to 10-100 times the weight of the sun, if they are created in 'star nurseries' surrounded by many older stars.
NASA scientists used the Hubble astronomical telescope to determine the 3D structure of the Ring Nebula. Thereby, its structure is shaped like a frozen donut located in…
Because of the often fainter appearance than mother stars, exoplanet planets are often found by indirect methods.
The Orion Nebula is one of the favorite targets of astronomers who want to observe the universe.
If the sun develops in the direction of newly discovered relatives, called CoRoT Sol 1, water on the Earth's surface will evaporate, according to a report published in t…
Two colliding galaxies have formed a very weak giant galaxy, a phenomenon that American astronomers call the
Two NASA space telescopes have just captured the strongest star explosion ever. Scientists say the light of the explosion is clearly visible, although the star is locate…
Recently, some astronomers have proposed: expanding the search further than Earth-like planets, including strange planets.
Astronomers have found a galaxy that turns gas into stars with a success rate of approximately 100%. Its name is SDSSJ1506 + 54.
Many people apply for a flight to Mars by private spacecraft even though they know they can die during the flight.
A University of Washington expert (USA) has announced the discovery of a pair of planets with the most similarities with Earth thanks to the work of the Kepler telescope.
Located 12.8 billion light-years from Earth, the galaxy named HFLSD3 is considered a
The image recorded in Argentina shows a giant glowing sphere that seems to turn the night into daylight during the moment it passes through the sky.