Discover the world's oldest oceanic crust
The oldest oceanic crust on Earth is located in the eastern Mediterranean with an age of about 340 million years.
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The oldest oceanic crust on Earth is located in the eastern Mediterranean with an age of about 340 million years.
If the Universe we are living has an infinite loop of formation - expanding in every direction - dissipating - forming, then surely the black hole of the universe will l…
Vietnamese people will have a chance to watch meteor shower peak at dawn on August 13, with about 100 streaks every hour.
Lyrid meteor shower is formed from dust particles left by comet C / 1861 G1 Thatcher, usually appearing April 16-25.
You will regret it if you've never seen a beautiful meteor shower moment.
The surface of the red planet has very strange wavy lines that scientists have successfully decoded.
Astronomers have discovered a huge, very bright gas trail drifting freely in the distant universe, and they have not found the reason why it has become so bright.
The ALMA telescope reveals new details from the first observations of the Sun, including a giant black streak resembling a turtle swimming across the celestial surface.
Tonight, tomorrow morning (January 4), the meteor shower with the frequency of up to 50 - 100 streaks / hour will
Perseids, one of the two biggest meteor showers in the year, reached 200 streaks / hour about to happen and this phenomenon can be observed in Vietnam.
A glowing fireball flew through the California state night on the night of July 27, causing a fever on social networks, finally identified.
An image that looks like a newly discovered liquid on Mars makes many people stunned.
Starting to appear from April 20, Eta Aquarid meteor shower will peak in a few days from 4/5. People all over the world have the opportunity to observe it.
A huge Y word that has just appeared on the surface of Moon Enceladus on Saturn is astonishing.
A huge black streak of heart-shaped flashes of fire lit the Sun, causing intermittent radio communication on Earth to be temporarily interrupted.