The mysterious radio signal was identified as originating from the universe
Scientists confirm that mysterious radio waves actually come from outer space, not from Earth.
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Scientists confirm that mysterious radio waves actually come from outer space, not from Earth.
Radio waves, the most mysterious signal in the universe, can be emitted from devices the size of a planet used to propel spacecraft.
China began to build the world's tallest gravitational wave detector telescope in Tibet, 5,000 meters above sea level
Pressure waves in Venus's atmosphere belong to the most powerful waveform in the Solar System, spreading farther than 10,000km.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft flew close to a small Saturn satellite, named Daphnis and took the clearest picture of it ever.
Aviation experts claim: In the universe there are often strange phenomena that result in astronauts hearing and seeing what's outside our scientific knowledge.
Scientists have recently traced the source of the mysterious signal over the past decade, in a galaxy 3 billion light-years from Earth.
Referring to the falling meteorite, we must think of the disaster that caused the dinosaurs to become extinct. However, that is only the exception, because the meteor bl…
Strange radio waves discovered from the Auriga constellation last only a few milliseconds, sparking the hypothesis that they were emitted by aliens to contact Earth.
The alien research scientists of McGill University (Canada) have received 6 more fast radio frequency pulse signals FRB (fast radio bursts) from the same point far from…
It is unclear what phenomenon outside the Milky Way emits this powerful beam.
Modern astronomy allows us to have more detailed images of the sky than ever before. The ROSAT, Fermi and Planck telescopes have shown us the universe image through diff…
American scientists first discovered the strong release of gamma-ray radiation accompanied by radio waves in very short time.
Thanks to a $ 50 million radio telescope, astronomers can now admire space under the look of a
Australia's Parkes Telescope will participate in the Breakthrough Listen project in search of extraterrestrial civilization and other natural phenomena.