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On August 21, 2017, the transcontinental solar eclipse will take place and Facebook will send an invitation to watch the most spectacular astronomical event of 2017 by N…
In the following article, we find out what is the phenomenon of Eclipse and Moonlight? Why is it so interested in astronomers?
According to Mr. Son, this will be the total eclipse. The full moon disc will be obscured and the observer will see more clearly in the Moon in this phase than the parti…
What do you know, on August 21, here, we will have the opportunity to admire the extremely interesting astronomical phenomenon - the total solar eclipse.
Accordingly, the region that fully observes the partial eclipse in August is the majority of Asia (including Vietnam), the east coast of Africa and most of Oceania.
Vietnamese astronomers can clearly observe the phenomenon of
'Moon-eating bear' is a folk way of partial eclipse that occurred in the morning of August 8 not only in Vietnam but also in other parts of the world.
On July 16, Astronomical Journal reported that a group of astronomers discovered one of the brightest galaxies and thousands of light years away from other galaxies.
Comet is an astronomical object that flies in space, it is almost an asteroid, but is not composed of rocks but mostly from ice.
The reason for that extinction astronomical phenomenon will surely surprise you.
Extremely fast and extremely rare cosmic radio wave outbreaks are still one of the biggest mysteries of astrophysics.
In the morning of May 6, you will witness the Eta Aquarid meteor shower. This is an average meteor shower, with about 20 to 40 meteors per hour.
Earth and neighbor planets, along with asteroids, dwarf planets, meteorites, comets ... belong to the solar system (solar system) with the Sun at the center of this syst…
On the night of the 22nd and the morning of April 23 (Saturday night and Sunday morning) this week, Vietnamese astronomers will have the opportunity to admire the Lyrids…
The ancient Greeks built mechanical computers capable of accurately predicting astronomical phenomena. NASA hopes to build a similar device to study Venus.