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Celestial body is the brightest invisible universe before the naked eye
A type of quasar called blazar is still a great mystery for scientists because of their difficult-to-explain light-emitting mechanism.
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New method of calculating cosmic mass
Through radio waves, astronomers can calculate the amount of matter they pass through, thus finding the mass of the universe.
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Nearly 900 galaxies hidden behind the Milky Way
Astronomers discovered hundreds of new galaxies after using radio waves to see through the Milky Way's star system and dust.
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Video: Japan launches a satellite to study black holes
ASTRO-H satellites equipped with four X-ray telescopes and two gamma ray detectors were successfully launched from Tanegashima Space Center in Kagoshima Prefecture, sout…
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Simple understanding of cosmic black holes and gravitational waves
Gravitational waves and cosmic black holes are concepts that only enthusiasts can understand. So how about ordinary people, we will have to understand these two concepts?
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Special points of gravitational waves
Produced by the greatest disturbances in the universe, they do not interact with matter, so they are not hindered when moving are special points of gravitational waves.
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Explain fascinating waves with comics and cartoons
The discovery of gravitational waves for the first time is a major and significant event of modern physics in particular and the world in general, paving the way for oth…
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The ability to detect gravitational waves shocked the scientific world
Scientists are buzzing with Albert Einstein's theory of gravitational theory that may have been found, leading to one of the greatest discoveries of all time.
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Control gravity as you like
A Belgian mathematician proposed to build devices to create and manipulate gravity in order to apply to communication instead of electromagnetic waves today.
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Launching a spacecraft helps test Einstein's hypothesis
Known in the upcoming LISA mission, scientists will first use the technologies they developed before to observe gravitational waves.
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Gravity waves - Mystery 100 years about to be discovered
A huge experiment in Pisa, Italy, is being conducted to find the existence of gravitational waves in the theory of relativity proposed by the scientist Albert Einstein.
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The terrible secret of giant red stars
After 90 years of research, scientists have discovered this mystery.
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Detecting ripples 'strange never seen' around a star
New scientists have found something strange and unlike anything we've ever seen or predicted moving around a star at high speed.
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The 10 strangest things of the universe
The black hole is about the same size as the atomic nucleus, the galaxy