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Scientists use NASA's Chandra X-ray telescope to detect a supermassive black hole in the center of a nearby galaxy.
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Scientists use NASA's Chandra X-ray telescope to detect a supermassive black hole in the center of a nearby galaxy.
International scientists detect ultra-high-energy gamma rays coming from a galaxy 7.6 billion light years from Earth.
The Sun is just like a dust particle when compared to the largest star in the universe.
On Monday, December 21, SpaceX Corporation fired a rocket into space and landed it back to the ground, in a state of complete intact.
According to the most accurate physical models today, the universe must surely collapse right after bulging from the Big Bang.
Green wandering stars are dubbed vampires in the universe because they specialize
Wolf 1061c, a planet 14 light-years away from Earth - about 126 trillion km, was discovered by Australian astronomers and they believe the planet may be eligible for sur…
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.
The vast universe with mysterious bodies has so far contained many difficult questions to answer, making the scientific community hard to find the answer. According to N…
Known in the upcoming LISA mission, scientists will first use the technologies they developed before to observe gravitational waves.
In early October, NASA introduced the design of two PXS and Z2 suits for astronauts on their journey to Mars and now they officially launch two experimental prototypes o…
The first five-colored daisies will bloom on the International Space Station (ISS) in two months.
Discovering the vast universe contains many mysteries that always attract people's constant desire to conquer.
US researchers combine data from three telescopes to record an explosion image of a supermassive black hole 10 billion times larger than the Sun.
NASA has published a number of photos of stages in the life of stars, in celebration of the 18th Hubble telescope's birthday.