New discovery about the formation of solar storms
Scientists at Canada's University of Anberta said on May 26 that they could track the formation of a solar storm from its origin in the universe.
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Scientists at Canada's University of Anberta said on May 26 that they could track the formation of a solar storm from its origin in the universe.
In 2012, an extremely powerful Sun storm will attack Earth. In front of the harsh phenomenon of this universe, people cannot do anything to limit it.
A prolonged quietness in the sun's activity made celestial physicists unable to take their eyes off the telescope and waited to observe what the sun would do next.
When many people still haven't forgotten the total eclipse phenomenon on August 1, 2008, the world will soon have the opportunity to witness this phenomenon again.
Astronomers have found 3 brown dwarfs with an estimated mass of less than one tenth of Jupiter's mass
Does the Earth have twins that exist somewhere in our galaxy?
The new observation results from NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory have made a big step in explaining how a special black hole group can stop producing high-speed rays.
The sun is in an unusually silent period, with less black streaks and a sudden weaker magnetic field from 1913 to the present.
CoRoT satellite recently observed a star similar to the Sun at the age of about 500 million years, called CoRoTExo-2a.
New scientists have discovered the hottest planet ever known by humans. It has a temperature of up to 2,250 degrees Celsius, equivalent to the heat at the surface of the…
Saturn has special aurorae that light up polarity unlike any known planetary aurora in the solar system.
Scientists recently used the RHESSI spacecraft (NASA) to test the sun's roundness with unprecedented accuracy. They discovered that the sun was not the perfect sphere.
Rob Cardinal is looking for a small planet, but eventually finds a comet.
The strange oxygen atom mixture in an exploded meteorite in the sky of Pueblito de Allende, Mexico nearly 40 million years ago has caused scientists to suffer since that…
In the journey to conquer the vast universe, people have discovered so many new things, but still, there are countless unknowns to date.