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Huge spy satellite
The Pentagon is embarking on a giant spy satellite design that can obscure any telescoping telescopes and existing reconnaissance satellites.
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Milestones of astronomy history
Inventing telescopes, spectroscopic applications or for the first time predicting solar eclipses are memorable milestones of astronomical research history.
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Meteorites have a dusty tail like comets
The Hubble telescope's image study, scientists said they saw an
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Europe postponed the mission to map the Milky Way
The European Space Agency (ESA) said it will postpone the mission to launch a galaxy mapping spacecraft due to a technical issue involving components on board, redOrbit…
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Boomerang - The coldest region in the universe
International astronomers have just confirmed the Boomerang nebula, 5,000 light-years from Earth, the coldest region in the universe with a temperature of about -272.2 d…
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Evidence of the power of black holes
Two groups of international astronomers have taken horrifying images of a gargantuan greedy black hole
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Beautiful 3D images of the galaxy
This is the best hologram of the galaxy ever created based on data from the VISTA telescopes of the European Space Observatory (ESO).
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NuSTAR telescope discovered 10 new black superholes
After a period of operation, this nuclear spectrophotometer has recently yielded a surprising result. It not only found a black hole, but 10 black holes in the center of…
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Japan successfully launched the new Epsilon missile
On September 14, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said it successfully launched the new Epsilon missile using solid fuel, carrying a telescope to observe sp…
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Japan delayed the launch of the Epsilon rocket 19 hours before the scheduled time
On August 27, Japan postponed the Epsilon rocket launcher carrying the world's first SPRINT-A space telescope to observe the planets.
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NASA planetarium expert broken
On August 15, the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announced it was unable to repair the space ship Kepler and it would not be able to continue hunting for planets outside t…
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Dear ALMA, taking a picture of a star is born
A huge telescope system in Chile has captured wonderful images of an amazing astronomical phenomenon: a star is born.
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Put the telescope on the moon
Two private organizations have planned to carry out the first mission on the south pole of the moon to set up telescopes on the summit in 2016.
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Aliens communicate by laser?
American scientists hypothesize that aliens do not communicate with radio waves but use lasers to transmit data. Scientists hope to find evidence for this hypothesis soo…