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Hubble Space Telescope has just caught sight of a compact planet called J0925. A new planet is like a newly discovered green pea.
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Hubble Space Telescope has just caught sight of a compact planet called J0925. A new planet is like a newly discovered green pea.
The latest image shows the close-up of the planet Lk C15, which gave birth to scientists.
American astrophysicists discovered a black hole
International scientists detect ultra-high-energy gamma rays coming from a galaxy 7.6 billion light years from Earth.
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) announced in October 2018 that it would use the Ariane 5 rocket to launch the James Webb space telescope to orbit.
Not only want to build a large particle accelerator, but now Chinese scientists also launch satellites called DAMPE to study dark matter in the universe.
Astronomers have obtained 5 mysterious signals from deep in space, outside our Milky Way galaxy.
The building, which is as big as 30 football fields, will allow scientists to collect signals tens of billions of light years from Earth when inaugurated in 2016.
NASA's Starshade project can detect signs of extraterrestrial life hidden by light from stars, thanks to anti-glare devices for telescopes.
Astronomers have discovered a huge collection of galaxies in the extremely remote region of the universe thanks to NASA's Spitzer space telescope and Wide-field Infrared…
SEPIA, the integrated device on the APEX telescope, not only identifies water and other molecules in the galaxy, but can also hunt water from the early universe.
NASA has published a number of photos of stages in the life of stars, in celebration of the 18th Hubble telescope's birthday.
The peculiar eyes, giant jellyfish, Martian human faces, predatory eels, and dark shadows are special images in the universe recorded by astronomers for many years.
The amount of light that remains in space is likely to be remnants coming from another universe after the Big Bang.